Cloverdale Park

This profile of Ann Arbor’s Cloverdale Park Playground is part of our Playground Profiles Series. Are you interested in sponsoring the series? Contact us for details.

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 Cloverdale Park part of the Ann Arbor system.

Ann Arbor’s Cloverdale Park

Cloverdale Park is a neighborhood park off Pontiac Trail that features a play structure with floating islands, slides, and musical play elements.

Cloverdale Park – Playground Features

Playground Profile Last Updated: August 20, 2021

Playground Best for: Kids 5-8, Kids 8-12
Structures: 1
Accessible Structure: No
Slides: 2, Straight Slide, Curved Slide
Monkey Bars: No
Zip Line: No
Climbing Apparatus: No
Merry Go Round: No
Bouncers: No
See Saw: No
Sandbox: No
Natural Play: No
Swings: 2 traditional swings, 2 baby swings, 0 parent/baby swings, 0 adaptive swings, 0 tire swings
Ground Activities: No
Surface: Wooden Mulch
Shade: Partial Shade – Mature trees around the structure
Seating: Yes, Benches & Picnic Tables near swings

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Cloverdale Park – Park Details

Park Owner: Ann Arbor
Location: Cloverdale Park, 549 Cloverdale Road, Ann Arbor, MI, USA
Parking: Street Parking –
Bathrooms: No
Walking Trails: Paved – Walking trail connects to neighborhood sidewalks and up the hill to the basketball courts
Water Play: None
Picnic Benches: Yes, At Playground
Pavilion: No
Sports Fields: Basketball

Cloverdale Park Description

The play structure at Cloverdale Park features floating islands to navigate to the play structure. My daughter always loved transferring across these.

The structure includes a straight slide and a twisty slide. Plus, a rocky hike to climb on.

Underneath the play structure is a musical element complete with songs for the kids to play. Based on the icons, it looks like kids can follow the notes to play Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, London Bridge, Row Row Row Your Boat. and a bedtime song.