Exchange Park in Madison Heights Visitor’s Information

Visitor’s information for Exchange Park in Madison Heights. The park offers grills, picnic tables, a swing set, and green space.

Exchange Park Location and Hours

Exchange Park in Madison Heights is located at 700 East Farnum Avenue, just a few blocks west of Rosie’s Park.

This .6-acre park is open daily year-round from dusk until dawn.

Park Amenities

Exchange Park is a small .6-acre green space that offers shady areas for picnics. In addition, the park offers picnic tables, grills, and benches on the property. Younger guests can enjoy the swingset and turtle climber.

There are several baseball diamonds nearby, however they are part of the Madison High School property.

If you are looking for more to do, I would highly recommend that you follow Farnum Avenue until it ends at Rosie’s Park, which offers much more to its guests.

Exchange Park Overview

Play Elements: a small turtle
Swings: standard swings coupled with baby bucket swings
Surface: mostly grass
Unique Features: none
Bathrooms: no
Drinking Fountain: no
Shade: yes
Pavilion:  no
Picnic Tables: Yes
Grills: yes
Sports Fields: baseball fields at the nearby school
Walking Trails: none
Parking: street parking
Tot Play Structure: no
Fenced in: no
Seating: yes, benches as well as picnic tables

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