Mary Beth Doyle Park

About Mary Beth Doyle Park

Known for

• Disc golf and basketball
• Hiking through open fields and woods
• Play area with slides and swings
• Picnic tables
• Dog-friendly grounds

Good for

• Dog friendly
• Kid friendly
• Wheelchair accessible

What reviewers say elsewhere

• “UPDATE 8-27-26 🌼🌻🌼 A beautiful park with scenes of beautiful landscape and sunsets...One of the best in Ann Arbor MI....the paths are slippery sometimes. Just be aware and use shoes with good grip for running. Watch yourself for tic…”

  — Shane Daniel, August 26, 2026 · google

• “Good disc golf course that isn't too hard. If you're playing disc golf be sure to go to the disc golf entrance, not the main entrance. That park also has a walking path, pond and basketball court.”

  — Zach Brooks, July 20, 2026 · google

• “Beautiful park the disc golf was perfectly maintained you can tell they care”

  — Alex Merrill, July 2, 2026 · google

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Mary Beth Doyle Park — frequently asked

Is Mary Beth Doyle Park open on Mondays?

Yes — Mary Beth Doyle Park is open Monday from undefined to undefined.

Where is Mary Beth Doyle Park?

Mary Beth Doyle Park is at 3500 Birch Hollow Dr, Ann Arbor, MI 48108.

Is Mary Beth Doyle Park kid-friendly?

Yes — Mary Beth Doyle Park is listed as good for kids.

What is the phone number for Mary Beth Doyle Park?

You can reach Mary Beth Doyle Park on +1734-794-6230.