Greenbrier Park

Park Overview

Positioned in the northeast corner of Ann Arbor, Michigan, Greenbrier Park is a cozy 3.5-acre green space that feels like your neighborhood's secret garden. You can find this compact park just off Frederick Drive and Green Brier Boulevard, quietly hiding behind residential homes and next to Greenbrier Apartments.

This modest park may be small in size, but it provides a peaceful retreat for locals looking to take a break without venturing far from home. It's thoughtfully designed to accommodate various outdoor activities, whether you're in the mood for some exercise or just want to unwind in nature.

Features and Amenities

A smooth asphalt walking path winds through the park, excellent for a casual stroll or morning jog. There's also a dedicated game surface where impromptu games often break out on nice days.

Feeling competitive? The sand volleyball court awaits your best serves and spikes. Meanwhile, the park's play equipment keeps the little ones entertained for hours.

When hunger strikes, head to the sheltered pavilion complete with picnic tables and a picnic grill - ideal for everything from family BBQs to casual lunch breaks. A drinking fountain ensures you can stay hydrated during your visit.

Comfortable benches are scattered around the grounds, offering perfect spots to sit back and take in the tranquil surroundings or dive into a good book.

Playground Area

The family-friendly playground is truly the heart of Greenbrier Park. The colorful slides and swings are popular with children of all ages. The sand play equipment, including toy trucks, sparks imaginative adventures for the younger crowd.

This play space serves neighborhood families well, providing an outdoor environment where children can play while parents socialize.

Park Regulations

A few simple rules help keep this community space enjoyable for everyone: dogs are welcome but need to stay on leash, and both smoking and alcohol are prohibited in the park.

Greenbrier Park is part of Ann Arbor's network of neighborhood parks and green spaces.