Ranney Park

About Ranney Park

Known for

• Baseball field and tennis courts
• Skateboard area
• Children’s play area
• Picnic use and dogs welcome
• Free parking and wheelchair-accessible entrance

Good for

• Dog friendly
• Kid friendly
• Wheelchair accessible

What reviewers say elsewhere

• “A wonderful addition to the park system. Situated in direct contact with the kingdom of frandor this park has very nicely maintained tennis courts, the same with the ball field - nice aluminum bleachers and looking sharp, batting cage, h…”

  — Andrew Tuma, August 8, 2026 · google

• “Street view is not so pretty but the park is beautiful!”

  — Paulina Hoffman, June 5, 2026 · google

• “Pretty sweet skatepark for all levels of skaters and scooter riders. My kids and husband all enjoyed it. I appreciated the graffiti artwork, and grateful to those who tried crossing off the vulgarities....never thought I'd have to explai…”

  — Catherine Hufnagel, May 30, 2026 · google

• “just off the beaten path. Great spot to bring your fur ever friends For a walk.”

  — Alan, May 30, 2026 · google

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Ranney Park — frequently asked

Is Ranney Park open on Mondays?

Yes — Ranney Park is open Monday from undefined to undefined.

Where is Ranney Park?

Ranney Park is at 3201 E Michigan Ave, Lansing, MI 48912.

Is Ranney Park kid-friendly?

Yes — Ranney Park is listed as good for kids.

What is the phone number for Ranney Park?

You can reach Ranney Park on +1517-483-4277.