Mary Beth Doyle Park & Wetland Preserve
- Park
- Regional draw
- Ann Arbor
Mary Beth Doyle Park in Ann Arbor combines recreation areas with a wetland and wooded landscape.
Trails and an eighteen-hole disc-golf course connect outdoor activity with the park’s role in local environmental stewardship.
Use the city’s current map to choose an entrance and identify the route or play area you need. The photograph shows the actual park entrance. Disc golf and walking routes share the wider landscape, so be attentive to other users and follow posted rules. Wet ground and seasonal conditions can affect unpaved paths. Organized gatherings and reserved activities have requirements separate from casual park access.
Visitor details reviewed October 26, 2026. Check official visitor information for current access, admission, and operating arrangements. View on OpenStreetMap.
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