Parks in Ann Arbor

Wheeler Park

Argo Nature Area

Riverfront park featuring canoe, kayak & paddleboat rentals, a boat launch & biking/hiking trails.

Allmendinger Park

Barton Nature Area

River park offering picnicking & trails amid meadow, forest & marsh, some accessible by boat only.

Island Park

Riverside recreation space offering ample picnic areas with BBQ grills, playgrounds & walking paths.

Scheffler Park

Gallup Park

69-acre park with walkways & bridges, playgrounds, picnic sites, & canoeing/kayaking areas.

West Park

Outdoor recreation space with basketball & tennis courts, an open-air stage & walking paths.

Riverside Park

15 acres along the river with a playground, football & softball fields, fly-fishing & grilling area.

Mary Beth Doyle Park

Outdoor retreat with disc golf, a basketball court plus hiking options through open fields or woods.

Fuller Park

This 60-acre community resource for sports features fields, plus a pool, playground & picnic areas.

Hunt Park

Burns Park

Bird Hills Nature Area

The city's largest park at 161 acres, this hilly green space offers unpaved woodland hiking trails.

Olson Park

54-acre natural area with a pond offers trails, sport courts & fields, plus a playground & dog run.

Bandemer Nature Area

Riverfront natural area with trails, picnic facilities & activities such as fishing & canoeing.

County Farm Park

Green county park featuring a wooded area, fitness trails, gardens, playgrounds & picnic pavilions.

Dolph Nature Area

Wooded 57-acre park with hiking trails plus fishing from Ann Arbor's only 2 naturally formed lakes.

Lillie Park South

Park with a lake, 2 ponds, a boardwalk & sports fields plus asphalt, wood-chip & limestone trails.

Parker Mill County Park

This park offers forested trails, seasonal tours of its old grist mill & a museum in a cider mill.