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Jaycee Park All-Abilities Playground

Grand Ledge, MI

Universally designed ADA playground at Grand Ledge's Jaycee Park with elevated access, a tot area, connecting paths, and adjacent accessible recreation.

This research record does not yet establish a specific inclusion benefit. General park amenities do not confirm accessible equipment, routes, or facilities.

What to Expect

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Grand Ledge officially opened the universally designed Jaycee Park playground on May 30, 2026. The project provides accessible movement from East River Street through the main play structure, a separate tot area, connecting concrete paths, and access to the park's splash pad, trail, restrooms, and riverfront amenities.

Accessibility

Detailed accessibility information has not been confirmed.

Contact the venue directly about the specific entrance, mobility, restroom, sensory, or communication supports your family needs.

Location

525 E River Street

Grand Ledge, MI, 48837

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Sources & Updates

Source-checked Aug 10, 2026 against 3 public sources

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Aug 10, 2026
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Details checked

  • May 30, 2026 opening
  • address
  • universal design
  • elevated access
  • tot area
  • accessible park connections

What changed

  • August 10, 2026

    Added after nationwide new-opening research; opened May 30, 2026.

Accessibility details reflect available public information and dated reports, not an ADA inspection.