More area parks information Ypsilanti Riverside Park E. Cross Street On the Huron River, Riverside Park is home to such events as The Ypsilanti Heritage Festival, Orphan Car Show, Vintage Volkswagen Show, Michigan Elvisfest, Summer Beer Festival and many more. Other Ypsilanti parks include:  Frog Island Park   MapIt Back to: (Riverside Park) Ann Arbor Gallup Park Main access off Fuller Rd. One of many Ann Arbor parks, Gallup spreads out over 69 beautiful acres along the Huron River. The park offers two playgrounds, a canoe livery, picnic areas, paved and unpaved walking paths. The park is home to hundreds of geese, swans and ducks. Other Ann Arbor parks include:  Nichols Arboretum   MapIt  Matthaei Botanical Gardens  MapIt Back to: (Gallup Park) Chelsea Pierce Park S. Main Street This peaceful park in the middle of Chelsea offers a merry-go-round, covered pavilion, picnic tables and hosts several Chelsea events. Other Chelsea parks include:   Timbertown Back to: (Pierce Park) Dexter Warrior Creek Park Main Street The railroad trestle leading out of town to the west was built by the first African American engineer of the Michigan Central Railroad as was the 150 year old railroad bridge in Warrior Creek Park located just behind the present fire station. This park includes a picnic area, playground equipment and a horseshoe pitch area. Other Dexter parks include:   Spring Valley Trout Farm   MapIt Back to: (Warrior Creek Park) Manchester Wurster Park 215 West Main Street (1.5 acres) contains a war memorial stone, flagpole, landscaping, and 19th-century style gazebo. The park is a local play area. The gazebo is the site of a weekly concert series in the summer and is also used for special events, speeches, weddings, etc. The park also is the site of games, concerts, and craft demonstrations during selected summer events. Other Manchester parks include: Chi Bro Carr Park (Back to: Wurster ) Milan Nature Park Along the Saliine River Nature Park contains 11 acres of rustic beauty. Facilities include a softball diamond, soccer field, picnic area with shelter, tables and grills, playground area and horseshoe pits. Other Milan parks include: Wilson Park (Back to: Nature Park) Saline Mill Pond Park Mill Street at Bennett Home of the annual Celtic Festival, Mill Pond Park is comprised of 54-acres, nestled along the Saline River. It offers large wooden, children's play structure, picnic area with pavilions, soccer fields, dog park, natural area and walking trails. Other Saline parks include: Curtiss Park (Back to: Mill Pond )