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Ann Arbor’s Dr. Harold J. Lockett Park is located on Winchell Ave behind St Francis Church. Its proximity to Stadium Blvd makes it easy to visit. With a single structure with both low easy elements and harder tlal elements, swings, a sandbox, and a softball field the Park has something for everyone. It was formerly known as Winchell Park
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Woolley Park is one of Pittsfield Township’s newest parks. It has a traditional play structure and a challenge activity course with infinity wall, spinners, and more.
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Are you looking for Family Friendly Ann Arbor Hikes? Pittsfield Township Mom Annie founded Hike It Baby Ann Arbor. In today’s Ask an Ann Arbor Expert post, she brings us 5 of her favorite Family Friendly Ann Arbor Hikes. With over 160 parks in the city of Ann Arbor, it can be intimidating to pick
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Colby Bounce is a new inflatable bounce venue located in Ann Arbor’s Briarwood Mall. They have 6 bouncers, a toddler area, and expansion plans.
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Buhr Park is a 37 acre park with a playground, pool, outdoor ice rink, Cobblestone Farm, and softball and baseball fields.
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This profile of Candy Cane Park is part of our Summer Series Tuesday Playground Profiles Each week Ann Arbor with Kids is profiling a different playground in the Ann Arbor area including Ann Arbor, Saline, Ypsilanti, Dexter, etc. Today we are profiling the Candy Cane Park playground in Ypsilanti. With the heat this week, the
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Leslie Park is in North Ann Arbor. It has two play structures and numerous sports fields. Trails connect Leslie Park to Black Pond Woods and Leslie Science Center and the Leslie Park Golf Course.
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Ann Arbor’s Olson Park is on the north side of town. It features a play area with lots of challenging climbing structures and a sandbox for younger kids. There is also a dog park and sports fields
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Island Park is on an island in the Huron River. It is a great park with a small structure and also to splash in the river. The river is shallow and slow moving.
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Fuller Park is a destination park in Ann Arbor located across the street from UM Hospital. The playground is a traditional wooden tower to climb and explore instead of a modern plastic structure of slides. Kids love the old-fashioned playground. The park also has the Fuller Park Pool and many soccer fields.
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