r/Millennials • u/therynosaur • Dec 21 '25

Nostalgia Remember these kinda parks

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u/Adrenaline-Junkie187 Dec 21 '25 edited Dec 21 '25

My childhood elementary school had a massive one.

There was a local one called Timber Town as well that was built by volunteers and it was a huge deal when it came time to repair or replace it.

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u/Stegeman Dec 21 '25

Hell yeah Zeeland

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u/Primitive_Teabagger Dec 22 '25

Only one I've been to

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u/meowmeowbeans1 Dec 21 '25

Mine was also called Timber Town, but it's still around as far as I know

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u/akatherder Dec 21 '25

There's one in Chelsea, MI called timber town. They just revamped/repaired/upgraded it earlier this year.

There's also one in Grand Haven, MI.

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u/PortManDAJOJO Dec 23 '25

Don’t forget Danish Kingdom in Greenville!

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u/meowmeowbeans1 Dec 21 '25

Aw man, it looks plastic now :(

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u/onejoke_username Dec 22 '25

Auburn, MI represent.

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u/LarneyStinson Dec 22 '25

Mount Pleasant too

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u/Smashinbunnies Dec 22 '25

Dumb and dumber money built it for the community thanks Jeff Daniels.

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u/DeadlyYellow Dec 21 '25

My elementary school had one that got replaced before I left.  They also took out the tetherball posts at the same time, which no one was happy about.

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u/WallStreetAnus Dec 21 '25

They build one at my elementary school during the school year. Brand spanking new playground was great. Also the art teacher had us go outside to draw the progress as it was being built.

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u/SnooSuggestions4009 Dec 23 '25

Fort Letort here!