Bromley Park

Bromley Park is a charming neighborhood park located in Ann Arbor, Michigan, specifically in the Thurston neighborhood. Spanning 2.5 acres, this park offers a mix of natural and structured play areas for children and serves as a community hub for local families. The park is characterized by its partial tree cover that provides shade at certain times of the day, along with comfortable seating options such as benches, picnic tables, and log stools.

The playground is a highlight of the park, featuring a range of equipment best suited for children under 5 and those aged 5-8. It includes three slides (straight, curved, and racer types), monkey bars, and a bouncer. Additionally, the playground incorporates natural play elements, such as log stools and a log tunnel, encouraging kids to interact with nature through climbing and crawling. There is also a recently refreshed sandbox, which is free of weeds and perfect for digging or imaginative play.

Beyond play equipment, the park features an open grassy area ideal for informal games or picnics, and a peaceful grove housing a Little Free Library where visitors can enjoy a book. However, the park lacks some facilities often found in larger parks, such as bathrooms or dedicated walking trails. Visitors typically rely on street parking, and the park connects to surrounding sidewalks, making it a convenient spot for nearby residents. Bromley Park is a serene space where families and neighbors can gather to relax, read, or play.