South Maple Park
Check pricesA 7.83-acre city park on Ann Arbor's western edge with tennis and pickleball courts, a playground, and open lawns.

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Five-acre neighborhood park west of downtown Ann Arbor with a playground and ball fields.
500 Virginia Ave., Ann Arbor, MI 48103 · Ann Arbor, MI
A neighborhood park of about five acres on the west side of downtown Ann Arbor, at the corner of Virginia Avenue and Fair Street. Its features include a playground, a drinking fountain, picnic tables, benches, softball fields, a basketball court, and an open field. Mature trees and a row of tall sycamores along Virginia Avenue shade the grounds. Dogs must stay leashed, and smoking and alcohol are not allowed. Visitors can park on nearby streets or use a small lot off Siller Terrace.
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