NEW Places for Metro Detroit Families to Visit in April

There’s always something fun to do for metro Detroit families. If you’re looking for something NEW to do, here’s a round-up of play spaces and special exhibits to check out in April. Sign up for LittleGuide Detroit’s weekly newsletter for the latest openings and activities.

Wonderland Lantern Stroll @ Canterbury Village

Canterbury Village will be transformed into a glowing, immersive experience with giant illuminated lanterns inspired by the classic tale, Alice in Wonderland. With some pieces as tall as 20-ft and all glowing with color and light from within, this innovative exhibition is sure to awaken the magic in every visitor. Along the path you’ll also meet Alice, the Mad Hatter, the Queen of Hearts, and more! Experience the Wonderland Lantern Stroll Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays in April – exception is April 20th it is closed for Easter but open Thursday, April 17th instead. Purchase timed tickets online for $19.99 per person.

Dinoland (Ann Arbor)

Dinoland has long been one of our favorite places for indoor play and we cannot wait to check out the new Ann Arbor location which will be their biggest yet!

LegaSea Aquarium

The LegaSea Aquarium is in its final stages and you can get a sneak preview for select dates in April – free admission to The Reptarium is included!

Clinton Township Civic Center Park

Clinton Township is getting a NEW inclusive playground and it opens on April 4th. It’s located next to the library and splash pad making it a perfect go-to destination.

Burdi Park (Warren)

We LOVE a new playground! Add this one in Warren to your park hop list this spring: 7000 E 12 Mile Rd, Warren, MI 48092

Sumac Park (Livonia)

Wayne County has been upgrading playgrounds along Hines Drive and this new one next to Newburgh Lake will be a regular visit for us: 37507 Edward N Hines Dr, Livonia, MI 48150