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Chelsea’s Timbertown Playground is a large wooden playground that includes mini-versions of Chelsea landmarks. This extensive structure is accessible. It also has numerous challenges like cargo nets, bouldering wall, and more. The tot lot is partially fenced.
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Are you looking for Ann Arbor Parks with Baby Swings? We’ve got you covered with the list below. Baby swings are a great way to introduce an older baby or toddler to playgrounds. Even before they can walk they can swing (Safety experts do not recommend park baby swings until children can sit upright alone
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Are you looking for Ann Arbor area Playgrounds with Bathrooms? We’ve got you covered with the list below. Access to bathrooms is a key component of any extended playground trip – or with a child just starting their potty training journey. Every time we visit a playground, we take note of bathrooms. Although we check
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Are you looking for a new Ann Arbor Playground to visit? Be sure to check out our Ann Arbor Playground Profiles. If there is one thing that Ann Arbor has in abundance, it is parks. The City of Ann Arbor owns and operates 162 parks. That doesn’t even count Washtenaw County Parks, or parks in Pittsfield Township, Ypsilanti, Dexter, Saline,
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Are you looking for Ann Arbor Parks without Swings? We’ve got you covered with the list below. My daughter loved swings and would want to be pushed for hours – or at least it felt that way. Sometimes I appreciated going to a playground that didn’t have swings just so I didn’t have to push
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I love this spring weather that we have been having this week! However, with melting snow and spring rains, things can get quite muddy on playgrounds. Since we don’t live walking distance to a playground, I don’t want to put my muddy daughter back into the car. This isn’t a problem at one of the Ann Arbor Mess-Free
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The waterplay section of the Nature Playscape at the Leslie Science & Nature Center has opened. It is perfect timing with summer fast approaching. This morning I visited the playscape to check out the new section. While I was there the landscaping crew was busy planting new flowers on the hill below the playscape. Water
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This profile of Allmendinger Park is part of our Summer Series: Tuesday Playground Profiles Today we’re kicking off our Tuesday Summer Series: Playground Profiles. Each week we will explore a different playground in the Ann Arbor area. Playgrounds will be selected from Ann Arbor, Saline, Ypsilanti, Dexter, etc. Some weeks we will feature a single “destination” playground that is
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Hamburg Township’s Manly W. Bennett Park sits just outside Washtenaw County in the Township of Hamburg. We have included it in our playground roundups as it hosts the Hamburg Fun Festival and is close to the County Line.
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