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Fuller Park

4.6(448)· Google4.6 out of 5 from 448 reviews (Google rating)Park Lower Town / Broadway
(734) 794-6236 Directions a2gov.org

Quick facts

Fuller Park is a park at 1519 Fuller Rd in Ann Arbor, MI, open daily from undefined. Call +1734-794-6236 for details.

Address
1519 Fuller Rd, Ann Arbor, MI 48105
Phone
+1734-794-6236
Hours today
undefined – undefined
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible entrance

About Fuller Park

Fuller Park is a 60-acre park at 1519 Fuller Rd in Ann Arbor, MI, with sports fields, a pool, a playground and picnic areas. Its facilities cover several kinds of recreation, from field sports and swimming to hiking and playground visits. The playground includes slides and swings, while picnic tables provide places to gather for a meal. Kid-friendly hikes and suitability for children’s birthday gatherings are also listed among the park’s features.

Practical amenities include public restrooms, a wheelchair-accessible entrance and wheelchair-accessible parking. Both free and paid parking lots are listed, and dogs are welcome. For visitors comparing parks in Ann Arbor, MI, Fuller Park brings sports facilities, play areas and picnic space together in one location. It has a Google rating of 4.6 out of 5 from 431 reviews.

Known for

  • 60 acres with sports fields and a pool
  • Playground with slides and swings
  • Picnic areas and tables
  • Hiking, including kid-friendly hikes
  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking

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What reviewers say elsewhere

  • “First time here. They have fields for soccer and a swimming pool. Nice for the kids”

    — Toccara Ware, August 20, 2026 · google

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Fuller Park — frequently asked

Is Fuller Park open on Mondays?
Yes — Fuller Park is open Monday from undefined to undefined.
Where is Fuller Park?
Fuller Park is at 1519 Fuller Rd, Ann Arbor, MI 48105.
Is Fuller Park kid-friendly?
Yes — Fuller Park is listed as good for kids.
What is the phone number for Fuller Park?
You can reach Fuller Park on +1734-794-6236.

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