Stabenow Park

2700 S Washington Ave, Lansing, MI 48910
43 acres | 17 hectares

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About the Location

Historical Significance

Stabenow Park, formerly known as Washington Park, is a significant green space located on the south side of Lansing, Michigan. Renamed in honor of the retiring U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow in October 2024, this park holds both cultural and community value.

Senator Stabenow grew up in the area and has fond memories of ice skating at the park's pond. The park features a mural created by local artist Tea Brown, celebrating nine women, including Stabenow, who were inducted into the Michigan Women's Hall of Fame.

Community Role

The park is part of a broader initiative to enhance public spaces in Lansing. Situated within a corridor of care, Stabenow Park is near facilities such as youth shelters and future city justice and public service complexes.

This context emphasizes the park's role in fostering community and connection. Spanning 43 acres, it offers a variety of recreational amenities and serves as a hub for outdoor activities.

All Features & Facilities

Active Recreation

Baseball FieldBasketball Court

Water Features & Activities

Lake

Visitor Services

PlaygroundRestrooms

Food & Gathering

Grilling AreaPicnic AreaShelter

Park Size

43 acres | 17 hectares

Opening Hours

Monday:6AM-6PM
Tuesday:6AM-6PM
Wednesday:6AM-6PM
Thursday:6AM-6PM
Friday:6AM-6PM
Saturday:6AM-6PM
Sunday:6AM-6PM

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