Adado Riverfront Park

4.4(1,340)· Google4.4 out of 5 from 1340 reviews (Google rating)Park Old Town

Quick facts

Adado Riverfront Park is a park at 201 E Shiawassee St in Lansing, MI, open daily from undefined. Call +1517-483-4277 for details.

Address
201 E Shiawassee St, Lansing, MI 48933
Phone
+1517-483-4277
Hours today
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Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible entrance

About Adado Riverfront Park

Adado Riverfront Park at 201 E Shiawassee St in Lansing, MI combines riverside boardwalks and trails with space for outdoor festivals. Its trails lead to historic sites, and hiking and cycling lanes are among the listed activities and features. Picnic tables provide a place to gather for a meal, making picnics another use of the park alongside walking, cycling and attending outdoor events.

For families, the park has a play area with slides and swings, as well as kid-friendly hikes. It welcomes children and is listed as suitable for children’s birthday gatherings. Dogs are welcome, too. Accessibility features include a wheelchair-accessible entrance and wheelchair-accessible parking. Paid parking is available both in a lot and on the street. The park has a Google rating of 4.4 from 1,321 reviews.

Known for

  • Riverside boardwalks and trails to historic sites
  • Outdoor festivals
  • Picnic tables and cycling lanes
  • Play area with slides and swings
  • Dog-friendly park

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Adado Riverfront Park — frequently asked

Is Adado Riverfront Park open on Mondays?
Yes — Adado Riverfront Park is open Monday from undefined to undefined.
Where is Adado Riverfront Park?
Adado Riverfront Park is at 201 E Shiawassee St, Lansing, MI 48933.
Is Adado Riverfront Park kid-friendly?
Yes — Adado Riverfront Park is listed as good for kids.
What is the phone number for Adado Riverfront Park?
You can reach Adado Riverfront Park on +1517-483-4277.

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