
Bank of America Playscape at Cullen Plaza
The Bank of America Playscape is located at Cullen Plaza adjacent to the parking lot.
Cullen Plaza is home to many of the Detroit Riverfront's most popular highlights, including the Cullen Family Carousel, an inlaid granite map of the Detroit River, a standing glass sculptured map of the St. Lawrence Seaway, a children’s playscape, playful fountains and lush landscaping.
Also located at Cullen Plaza are the Cullen Café and Tiki Bar and Wheelhouse Detroit, a bike shop offering bike rentals, tours, retail, and service. The popular Diamond Jack's River Tours, which provides public tours and private charters of the Detroit River, docks at Cullen Plaza.
The pavilion building at Cullen Plaza houses public facilities as well as the Conservancy's operations offices and the security command center.
Cullen Plaza opened in 2007 as the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy’s first park. As a founding partner of the Conservancy, General Motors built and donated the first half mile of the Riverwalk, connecting GM Plaza to this space, which was previously a gravel lot used for aggregate storage.
Formerly known as Rivard Plaza, in 2018 the park was renamed Cullen Plaza to honor Karen and Matthew P. Cullen for their extraordinary philanthropic support of the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy and in acknowledgment of Matthew P. Cullen’s visionary leadership as its founding and current chairman.
Yes, there is a large parking lot at the entrance to Cullen Plaza, on Atwater St.