Plymouth Park is one of the largest developed public parks in Midland, Michigan, United States. The park, approximately , is located in the city's Plymouth Park neighborhood within the North Side area. It features a playground, sports fields, and a community pool.
The park's are located along Plymouth Park Drive between East Wheeler Street and East Sugnet Road. It is located in the city's Plymouth Park neighborhood within the North Side area of Midland. Both Plymouth Elementary School and Northeast Middle School are located along the park's southern border.
There are numerous picnic areas and shelters throughout Plymouth Park available for reservation by the public. In addition to a large playing field, the park includes a sand volleyball pit. It also includes baseball fields utilized by Midland Northeast Little League.
Plymouth Park features a wooden playground built by the local community. Originally built by hundreds of volunteers in 1994, it was renovated in 2014 to celebrate its 20th anniversary.
Voters in Midland approved the construction of a new pool in 1966 due to overcrowding at the Central Park Pool, built in 1938. The 50-meter pool had a capacity of 400 swimmers and included a 12-foot-deep extension and 3-foot-deep shallow extension. The deep end originally had one-meter and three-meter diving boards which were replaced by a water slide due to EGLEâÂÂs safety standards and liability concerns. The Central Park Pool was designed by Midland architecture firm Alden Dow & Associates but demolished in 2008.
The park now houses Midland's only outdoor community pool, also designed by Alden Dow & Associates. The pool features water slides and changing facilities. It is open annually from mid-June through Labor Day. The pool was renovated in 2025 and the deep end lost five feet.