Is Allmendinger Park open on Mondays?

Yes — Allmendinger Park is open Monday from undefined to undefined.

Where is Allmendinger Park?

Allmendinger Park is at 655 Pauline Blvd, Ann Arbor, MI 48103.

Is Allmendinger Park kid-friendly?

Yes — Allmendinger Park is listed as good for kids.

What is the phone number for Allmendinger Park?

You can reach Allmendinger Park on +1734-794-6230.

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Allmendinger Park

4.5(365)· GooglePark Old West Side

(734) 794-6230 Directions a2gov.org

Quick facts

Allmendinger Park is a park at 655 Pauline Blvd in Ann Arbor, MI, open daily from undefined. Call +1734-794-6230 for details.

Address: 655 Pauline Blvd, Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Phone: +1734-794-6230
Hours today: undefined – undefined
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible entrance

About Allmendinger Park

Allmendinger Park is at 655 Pauline Blvd in Ann Arbor, MI. Its recreation facilities include a baseball field, a basketball court, and tennis courts, alongside a children’s play area with slides and swings. The park welcomes children and is listed as suitable for kids’ birthday gatherings. These facilities provide options for both court and field sports, as well as playground visits.

Picnic tables and a barbecue grill support picnics and outdoor gatherings, and a public restroom is available. Dogs are welcome, too. Accessibility features include a wheelchair-accessible entrance and wheelchair-accessible parking. Listed parking options include free street parking, free lot parking, and paid lot parking. Allmendinger Park has a Google rating of 4.5 out of 5 from 355 reviews; its listed amenities span sports, children’s play, and places to share a meal outdoors.

Known for

Baseball, basketball, and tennis facilities
Play area with slides and swings
Picnic tables and barbecue grill
Dog-friendly park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking

Good for

Dog friendly
Kid friendly
Wheelchair accessible

What reviewers say elsewhere

“Fun that a park allows tailgating for football games and all are happy and people are respectful of each other.”
— C.B., September 13, 2026 · google
“The city doesn't mow the grass very often. The bathroom situation is terrible. One stall in the women's restroom and one stall and one urinal in the men's. No porta potties at all. Really bad situation on football game days. Quite a few …”
— Bill Powell, September 12, 2026 · google

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