Frog Island Park — Attraction in Ypsilanti

This is a beautiful park.

I actually stumbled on it trying to find free parking bc I wanted to visit the Ypsilanti fire house museum.

In saying that... It is a 3 minute walk to the museum. This worked out great bc on the way back to the car.. This Park has a great playground, walking trails, and a bathroom.

They also have a farmers market that happens local to this Park. I feel like u could have made a day out of hanging in this part of Ypsilanti with better planning.

So please learn from my mistake lol

I parked at this location and spent the day at the Park and museums. Had a great time.

I saw lots of people fishing at the Park and grilling.

I wish I would have packed more snacks and a cooler of beverages to stay at the Park longer. The kidsos got hungry and I hadn't don't any research on the areas restaurants. BUT there are lots of restaurants within walking distance. This is the historic part of Ypsilanti.

Cost me zero dollars. Had an...

We love Frog Island Park and hope to see it become the future Depot Town + Ypsilanti main soccer venue for competitive 11v11 games. We hope for a turf field with lights and a wider player surface to be usable for UPSL or MWPL games. It's very bumpy grass right now with concrete footers on the sides that make injuries common during games. Many player have rolled their ankles and injured knees from the lumpy surface. But we absolutely love this location and it's an amazing arena feel right next to the Huron River. And close to home. Please consider supporting and advocating for future soccer field improvements to this venue. We are one of the teams that hopes to play at Frog Island long term and to give local Ypsilanti soccer players a chance to be part of an organized, competitive team. The field and park needs a public...

This place is very peaceful so if your looking for an area to wander or wonder or sit and eat. If your looking for a place to just be and observe, Frog Island is it. I walk this area quite often and I enjoy it because it is between a railroad track and the Huron River. Giving it a "in the cut" feel, you can come here and really get lost. Theres a walk way to ride bikes, walk, jog, run, and lots of grass to let pets exercise or again I say just be. The main road isn't too far however the park is protected by the drive way entering into the park because it is a hill and the park is sitting in a valley or lower area of the ground from the main road. Bring your children, family, and friends if you love nature and want to experience it a bit without being too far from home or desire a...