- The list below includes 122 free or cheap things to do in or near Ann Arbor, Michigan, including 78 different types of inexpensive activities like Canoeing, Botanical Gardens, National & State Parks and Bowling.
- From University of Michigan to Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library & Museum, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Ann Arbor and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Westland, Canton, Howell and Livonia.
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Mama Satto serves an array of Japanese dishes including tempura, sushi, sashimi, and udon or soba noodles
19.7 Miles
Woodland Lanes features league, family, and large group play for bowling enthusiasts. The facility boasts 32 lanes, automatic bumpers, renovated lounges, a full snack-bar menu, and a pro-shop for bowling accessories and services.
19.8 Miles
Specialty screenings with the Emagine Novi Theater Dbox brings a new way to move with a film experience. The first-run movie theater features alcoholic beverages at the concession stand and luxury reserve seating as well.
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From driver coaching to adult leagues, JD Karting offers an 1100 foot track for go-kart racing. It also has a racing school where visitors can learn the basics of go-karting and experience pit crew challenges.
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1005 Triangle Lake Road, Howell, MI 48843
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As a wildlife rehabilitation center, Howell Conference & Nature Center offers school and camp programs for children to learn about environmental conservation. The facility also has a lodge for retreats and corporate events to take place.
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20501 Newburgh Road, Livonia, MI 48152
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A 95-acre setting preserves agricultural and architectural history at the Greenmead Historical Museum and Village. Original buildings provide a backdrop for tours, weddings, and community gatherings that celebrate the region's founders and heritage.
20.1 Miles
As the home of several regional hockey leagues, Eddie Edgar Ice Arena offers visitors the opportunity to watch hockey games with the locals. The rink also hosts open skating sessions for the community several times a week.
20.7 Miles
Located along two lakes, Lakeshore Park provides access to Walled Lake for swimming and beach recreation. The park offers a playground and open green space and can be used for soccer, hiking along nature trails, picnics and biking.
21.4 Miles
Hines Park is more commonly known as simply Hines Parkway since it covers a wide flood basin of more than 15 miles in length. The large park has a disc golf course, sledding hill, multiple playgrounds, several ball diamonds, volleyball courts, picnic areas, and an ice skating rink.
21.4 Miles
Open fields surrounded by woods and streams enhance the appeal of Rotary Park. The park houses five shelters, picnic areas, athletic fields, tennis and volleyball courts, a garden and walking trails.
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The newly renovated Merri-Bowl Lanes offers traditional bowling and more with a focus on family-friendly entertainment. Other activities include moonlight and glow bowling, league play, youth programs, catered parties and bumper lanes for children.