Sugarbush Park

Park Overview

Situated in Ann Arbor's neighborhoods, Sugarbush Park spreads across 27 peaceful acres. What makes this green space unique is its three-parcel layout with multiple entrances, so you can easily slip into the park from different spots in the surrounding area.

This well-kept recreational haven sits in a quiet neighborhood setting, offering a little something for everyone without the crowds you might find elsewhere.

Trails and Natural Beauty

If you love a good stroll, you're in luck. The park features an extensive network of accessible walking trails that meander through scenic landscapes. These paths are wonderfully wide with plenty of route options, fantastic for a morning jog, an afternoon walk, or simply soaking in some nature therapy.

The beautiful trees and wooded sections create a lovely escape from city life. Just remember to bring bug spray during mosquito season - those little critters can be enthusiastic visitors too!

Playground Areas

The east side playground has large slides, a tire swing, monkey bars, and even a zip line that children particularly enjoy.

Over on the west side, little ones have their own space with a low-structure playground, swings, and bouncers specifically designed with smaller adventurers in mind.

Recreational Facilities

Sports enthusiasts will appreciate the tennis courts, baseball diamond, and basketball court that make Sugarbush a great place to break a sweat or organize a friendly game.

The expansive green lawns offer plenty of space to toss a frisbee, have a picnic, or simply lie back and watch the clouds drift by.

Seasonal Activities

When winter blankets Ann Arbor, the park transforms to offer a perfect sledding hill that becomes a magnet for families looking for some snow-day fun.

One of the nicest things about Sugarbush is that it tends to be less crowded than other similar-sized parks in the city - giving you that rare combination of great amenities without the hustle and bustle.

Park Rules

To keep things pleasant for everyone, the usual park rules apply: no smoking, dogs must be leashed, and alcohol is prohibited.

If you're seeking a place to exercise, planning a family day out, or just need a quiet moment with nature, Sugarbush Park offers a versatile space that adapts to many different activities - a welcome respite from the busy city.