Spring 2018 registration begins Feb. 5
The City of Ann Arbor is happy to offer an online registration system, provided by Rec1, for our Parks and Recreation programs; as well as for our park reservations and much more. Using this new system, allows participants will be able to search and view all classes and programs online in the comfort of their own homes.
Rec1 allows us to deliver superior service, while streamlining the process for our many patrons. However, this means that patrons will have to create new accounts in order to access the Rec1 registration services. Please see the
how to guide to set up your account.
Use Rec 1 Registration System to log into the new system and register. To verify your resident or nonresident status you can check using our online Residency Website.
The system will also draw directly from the City's property tax data to determine residency status. As a reminder, resident rates are for individuals or families residing in a dwelling for which taxes are paid to the City of Ann Arbor.
The integration between REC1 and the City's property tax data is very specific regarding how addresses are written. Due to variations in addresses, the system may occasionally identify a resident as a non-resident. The City recommends using
US Postal Service Standards for Street Names, Numeric Street Names, Directional information and Street Suffix Abbreviations when entering addresses into the Parks & Rec registration system. If you continue to have a residency issue, please verify the address using the City's
Online Tax Data service. For additional assistance, please contact customer service 734.794.6230 for help before checking out.
If you are a scholarship recipient, you cannot register online. We ask that you call our customer service office at 734.794.6230 and speak to a staff member that will walk you through the registration process over the phone.
The 2018 activity guide, featuring swimming and golf lessons as well as volunteer opportunities, mermaid classes, summer day camps, cultural arts activities and more can be viewed in the 2018 Spring Sumer Activities Guide. You can also take home a copy from any parks facility as well as the libraries and Larcom City Hall starting the week of Feb. 5
There's so much to do in the Ann Arbor Parks
There is so much to do and see with City of Ann Arbor Parks and Recreation. Ann Arbor’s 159 parks and 15 parks facilities play host to a variety of amenities and activities for all ages, abilities, and interests. Find your own idea of fun and visit a park or facility today! Below is a list of Ann Arbor parks and addresses. If there isn't a particular street address associated with the property, we have listed the streets you can find the park between.
The City of Ann Arbor is proud to offer many types of features in our parks. The vast majority have nature and play areas, picnic tables, and walking trails. Listed below are some other popular types of park features the city offers and in which parks they can be found.
