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Greenleaf Park in Madison Heights

Visitor’s information for Greenleaf Park in Madison Heights. The park offers ball diamonds, as well as a few play structures.

Greenleaf Park Location and Hours

Greenleaf Park in Madison Heights is located on the south side of 12 Mile, between John R and Dequindre.  The park is playground for Edmonson Elementary, so the hours the park is available for public use is limited to non school hours.  

Edmonson Elementary Play Structure

This 4.5-acre park is open daily year-round from dusk until dawn.

Park Amenities

The park features three main play structures.  The structure pictured directly below is for younger children, while the two older structures are for older children.  There are no public restrooms available unless the school is open.

toddler playground at Greenleaf Park

Greenleaf park also features a basketball hoop, baseball diamonds, a picnic table, and a few benches.  Garbage cans are available on site and the park tends to be rather clean, especially during the week.

The park also hosts swings for older children, hopscotch, a table of numbers and a map of the United States.

play structure at Edmonson Elementary/Greenleaf Park

Greenleaf Park Overview

Play Elements: three play structures on the school property
Swings: standard swings
Surface: grass as well as wood chips
Unique Features: none
Bathrooms: no
Drinking Fountain: no
Shade: no
Pavilion:  no
Picnic Tables: Yes
Grills: no
Sports Fields: baseball fields
Walking Trails: none
Parking: street parking as well as a paved lot
Tot Play Structure: yes
Fenced in: yes
Seating: yes, benches as well as a picnic table

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Other Parks in Madison Heights

Community Parks

  • Ambassador Park offers trails, a playground, seasonal restrooms, a small sled hill, soccer field, tennis court, ice rink, together with a water fountain on 7 acres.
  • Civic Center Park is a 33-acre park that hosts water fountains, basketball, a trail, sledding hills, picnic tables, pavilions, grills, restrooms, sand volleyball as well as a softball field.
  • Red Oaks Youth Soccer Complex offers a play structure, pavilion, water fountains, and seasonal restrooms in addition to nine youth soccer fields.
  • Rosie’s Park is a 30.9-acre park that offers a variety of sports, picnic tables, grills, play structures, together with seasonal restrooms.
  • Suarez Friendship Woods/Red Oaks Nature Center is a 36.5-acre park with 1.3 miles of paved trails.

Neighborhood Parks

  • Bill Gravel Park is a small .9-acre park that offers grills, picnic tables, and swings.
  • Exchange Park is a small .6 acre park that offers picnic tables, grills, together with a swing set.
  • Edison Park offers ball diamonds, a playground as well as a small sledding hill on the 4-acre property.
  • Greenleaf Park is located adjacent to Edmonson Elementary. The 4.5-acre park is home to two ball diamonds, while the school hosts several playground structures.
  • Huffman Park is home to a basketball court, lighted softball field. The 5.6-acre park also hosts play structure together with seasonal restrooms and a water fountain.
  • Monroe Park offers a playscape as well as a toddler play area. The one-acre park also hosts a pavilion, picnic tables, a swing set, and a water fountain.
  • Senior Center Park offers horseshoe pits, trails, picnic pavilions together with shuffleboard courts.
  • Silverleaf Park is home to ball diamonds, restrooms together with picnic tables.
  • Twelve-Sherry Park hosts ball diamonds, a basketball court, an ice rink, picnic tables, a playground, as well as a tennis court.
  • Wildwood Park recently updated playground renovation featuring brightly colored playground equipment, swings, climbing structures, and picnic tables.