Hollywood Park - Ann Arbor,
Hollywood Park – A Dog-Friendly Escape in Ann Arbor
Hollywood Park is a charming neighborhood park located at 2900 Sequoia Pkwy in Ann Arbor, MI. Perfect for families and dog owners alike, it’s known for its pet-friendly approach and beautiful wooded area. While small in size, Hollywood Park is a great spot for exploring pet-friendly trails, offering quick 10–20 minute walks through a magical patch of forest. It’s especially loved by local residents and those looking for a quick outdoor break with their leashed dogs.
The park is wheelchair accessible and welcoming to children, with playground features and close proximity to Abbot Elementary School. Though there is no dedicated parking lot for the park itself, visitors often utilize the nearby school parking when available. The park is not specifically equipped as a fenced, off-leash dog park, but it provides a peaceful and scenic area for leashed dog walks.
Hollywood Park FAQ
- Is the park wheelchair accessible? Yes, Hollywood Park features a wheelchair accessible entrance.
- Are dogs allowed at this park? Yes, dogs are allowed at Hollywood Park, making it a pet-friendly destination in Ann Arbor.
- Is there parking at the park? There is no dedicated parking for the park, but you can often use the elementary school lot nearby.
- Is there a playground or activities for kids nearby? Yes, the park is close to Abbot Elementary and has playground areas for children.
Reviews
Small park close to the school. Great for after school hang-out time!
It is not a real big park for walking or other activities but keep air cleaner wich we need
I grew up in the Hollywood Park subdivision and spent a significant time at this small park. Perfect for kids age 5 and under to explore the woods without getting lost.
Small, but very magical little patch of forest. Its a quick 10-20 min walk and it’s right by Abbot elementary so you can go play some Basketball or just play on the swings like you did way back in school. Good memories are generated here.
It’s a great neighborhood park, but there’s no parking for the park itself, though you can often use the elementary school lot. Also, there is more park across the street, but the residents living next to it have made it look as though it’s part of their yard by constantly leaving decor and other furniture and toys out there.