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PARK MAP NORTHLINE RD STAY CONNECTED WITH US! DONATIONS 94 Toll E LOWER HURON Join our email list to receive updates on parks The Huron-Clinton Metroparks Foundation HUR DR ON RIVER I-2 and activities. accepts nancial gifts that enhance the METROPARK75 WAYNE RD Bi Metroparks. For more information, call Lower Huron 40151 kEaste Huron River Drive Park Entrance WABASH ST Trail VISIT YOUR METROPARKS º º Belleville, MI 48111 800-47-PARKS. GPS: 42 12’41.97”N 83 25’57.71”W 734-697-9181 Delhi • Dexter-Huron • Hudson Mills N 275 Huron Meadows • Indian Springs • Kensington PROTECT AND PRESERVE MAP KEY Huron River Lake Erie • Lake St.Clair • Lower Huron YOUR METROPARKS HAGGERTYHAGGERTY RD RD Rental Shelter Oakwoods • Stony Creek • Willow • Wolcott Mill The Huron-Clinton Metroparks are committed to ACCESSIBILITY environmental stewardship through planning, HANNAN RD HANNAN Restrooms For special accessibility needs, please contact management, and redevelopment of facilities. ROBBE RD HURON RIVER DR Softball Diamond the park or facility at least 72 hours in advance VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES SAVAGE RD North Fishing Site Basketball Court of your visit. You can make a di erence at your Metroparks! Canoe/Kayak Launch Join the Metroparks Volunteer team by calling METROPARKS SAFETY Tennis Court our volunteer services supervisor at Volleyball Court • Please report any accident or unsafe 810-494-6020. EUREKA RD condition to a park employee. Playground Exit 15 • Personal protective equipment is RV Dump Station Paved Hike-Bike Trail recommended (life jacket, helmet, etc.) SAVAGE RD SAVAGE A BARTH ST Walnut Grove Nature/Rustic Trails • Dispose of hot coals in bins marked Campground “Hot Coals” only. If not available, contact a park employee. Woods Creek PICNIC SHELTERS Rustic Trails B • Read and adhere to trail rules and regulations. A Tulip Tree C B Woods Creek North RIGGS RD G C Woods Creek South D TURTLE COVE F H D Hawthorn Glade North HURONCLINTON 94 FAMILY AQUATIC E PENNSYLVANIA RD SOUTHGATE CENTER 2017 Hawthorn Glade South METROPARKS ROMULUS E 75 WYANDOTTE 13000 High Ridge Drive, BELLEVILLE RENTON RD Toll Paw Paw BEMIS RD Rustic Trail F Ellwoods West Brighton, MI 48114-9058 275 I Phone or TTY: 810-227-2757 or Park Entrance G Ellwoods East LOWER HURON NEW 85 º º 1-800-47-PARKS | www.metroparks.com GPS: 42 10’35.54”N 83 26’06.79”W Service 275 METROPARK BOSTON 24 RIVERVIEW Area H Sycamore Bend PARK OFFICE Fishing Deck 734-697-9181 CONNECT WITH US! SAVAGE RD I Foxwoods Canoe/Kayak Launch Ice Rinks TRENTON WILLOW GROUP CAMP GROSSE HARRIS RD METROPARK WOOD ILE 24 HAVEN HANNAN RD Bob White Nature Trail WILLOW 75 85 BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OAKWOODS SIBLEY RD FLAT Exit Timothy J. McCarthy Robert Marans WALTZ METROPARK ROCK 13 Governor Appointee Washtenaw County SAVAGE RD NEW GIBRALTAR BOSTON Jaye Quadrozzi Bernard Parker Oakland County Wayne County WILLIS RD CLARK RD VIOLET ST ROCKWOOD Steven E. Williams Kurt L. Heise l HAGGERTY RD South Fishing Site i HURON RIVER DR a Livingston County Governor Appointee r LAKE ERIE T CARLETON 275 e John Paul Rea METROPARK k Toll i Macomb County B SOUTH 3.2 Mile Hike-Bike Trail 5 75 ROCKWOOD 7 Connector to Willow 2 FEET 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 - EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Lower Huron I George Phifer SCOFIELD Park Entrance MILES 0 ¼ ½ ¾ ONE 275 GPS: 42º09’27.26”N 83º24’26.69”W MAYBEE INKSTER RD INKSTER WILLOW METROPARK W HURON RIVER DR OAKWOODS NATURE KING RD CENTER TRAILS HURON RIVER DR KING RD 23200 South Huron Road, New Boston, MI 48164 (Administered through Lower Huron Metropark) 734-697-9181 Big Tree - ¾ mile I-275 Bike Trail Trail Bike Bike I-275 I-275 JUDD RD Trail Bike I-275 GOLF COURSE Sky-Come-Down - 1 mile STEADMAN RD VINING RD 22900 Huron River Drive, New Boston, MI 48164 3.2 Mile 734-753-4040 Long Bark - 2 miles Hike-Bike Trail Connector to MAP KEY PICNIC SHELTERS Split Log - ¼ mile Lower Huron 275 DICKONSON RD Rental Shelter A Washago Pond Walk-in-Water - 1 mile (Paddling Trail) Willow Restrooms B Pool NATURE CENTER Park Entrance GOLF COURSE Shortcuts GPS: 42º08’16.30”N 83º22’31.24”W 734-753-4040 Softball Diamond C Flint Woods RUST RD Basketball Court D Chestnut North S HURON RD Exit WEST RD Huron River 11 Driving Volleyball Court E Chestnut South Range Service Toll Area Playground F Fox Meadows South Canoe/Kayak Huron River Launch Pool G Fox Meadows North Sledding Hill Paved Hike-Bike Trail Big Bend BOAT AND H BIKE RENTAL DUGAN DR A Washago HURON RIVER DR Pond FELT RD H RUST RD B DISC GOLF COURSE G Indian RD MERRIMAN Acorn Ridge D VAN HORN RD Knoll F VAN HORN RD Elder E ACTIVITY Creek MICHIGAN W HURON RIVER DR CENTER C MEMORIAL 734-697-9181 Sledding Hill PARK Pool, Food Bar, 275 CEMETERY ODETTERD MIDDLEBELT RD MIDDLEBELT Playground and RD INKSTER Court Games E WILLOW RD Toll E WILLOW RD N Willow Oakwoods Park Entrance Park Entrance Toll GPS: 42º06’56.90”N 83º22’07.88”W GPS: 42º06’56.09”N 83º21’27.14”W W HURON RIVER DR BELL RDBELL RD Shore Fishing Huron River OAKWOODS METROPARK Launch 32911 Willow Road, New Boston, MI 48164 Cedar (Administered through Lower Huron Metropark) Knoll NATURE CENTER 734-697-9181 734-782-3956 Nature Trails MAP KEY EQUESTRIAN TRAILS Canoe Access RINNE RD Huron River ROMINE RD ROMINE Restrooms 2¾ miles RD ROMINE ASH RD HORSE Paved Hike-Bike Trail 1¾ miles Buttery STAGING Viewing Nature Trail 1¾ miles AREA Trail - ¼ mile ARSENAL RD Canoe Trail 1½ miles FEET 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 7 mile Hike-Bike BELL RD Shortcuts MILES 0 ¼ ½ ¾ ONE Trail Connector to Lake Erie 24 BRANDES RD BRANDES Grab your favorite outdoor gear to enjoy Lower Huron, ACTIVITIES Willow, and Oakwoods Metroparks, three beautiful parks meandering along the Huron River, connected by a paved hike-bike trail. Conveniently located near the I-275 corridor south of I-94 in Wayne County, these parks o er year-round activities, including hiking, biking, swimming, disc golf, shing, sledding, ice skating, and more. The Park O ce for all three parks is located at Lower Huron Metropark. CAMPING LOWER HURON GOLF SWIMMING POOL WILLOW Family rustic camping is available the rst REGULATION WILLOW Enjoy the swimming pool, the wide family weekend in May through mid-October at 7347534040 slide, water basketball, or the shallow area. Lower Huron Metropark’s 27-site Walnut Grove This 6,394 yard, 18-hole, par-71 course and Pool is open 11 a.m. – 7 p.m. weekdays and Campground. Tents, campers, and motor driving range o ers power carts, pull carts, 11 a.m. – 8 p.m. weekends and holidays, homes are allowed. Water and electricity and clubs for rent. Senior (55+) and junior Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day. are not available at the campsites. Modern (20 and younger) rates are available. Some Hours may be reduced from mid-August restrooms are located at Walnut Grove. Shower restrictions apply. through Labor Day. facilities are available 8 a.m. - 10 a.m., Memorial TURTLE COVE FAMILY Day through Labor Day, at Turtle Cove GROUP CAMP • LOWER HURON Family Aquatic Center. An RV dump station is A group camp has overnight and day camping AQUATIC CENTER LOWER available. A permit is required to camp. year-round for organized youth groups. HURON Registration and permit required. Turtle Cove Family Aquatic Center features CANOEING AND KAYAKING waterslides, a lazy river, a water playscape/ Bring a canoe or kayak to paddle the river; an HIKEBIKE TRAIL dumping bucket, and a pool. The center is overnight camp is available at Lower Huron, A 15 mile paved hike-bike trail connects Lower open daily 11 a.m. – 7 p.m., weekends and permit required. Huron, Willow and Oakwoods Metroparks holidays 11 a.m. – 8 p.m., Memorial Day for a 30 mile round trip. The path continues CONCESSIONS weekend through Labor Day. through Flat Rock to Lake Erie Metropark for Food and beverages are sold at The Grille in an extended ride. Pets on a six foot leash WINTER SPORTS Lower Huron’s Turtle Cove (no outside food/ are permitted. CROSSCOUTNRY SKIING beverages permitted in Turtle Cove) and the Ski marked, classical groomed trails over food bar at Willow pool. Packaged snacks are NATURE/RUSTIC TRAILS mostly at terrain at Willow and Oakwoods sold at Washago Pond. Availability will vary Self-guided trails traverse woodlands at Lower Metroparks, conditions permitting. Cross- depending on the season. Huron and Oakwoods Metroparks. country skiing is also allowed throughout Food and beverages, including beer, wine, PETS Lower Huron Metroparks with the exception of and liquor are sold at Willow’s Golf Starter Dogs and other pets are permitted in the the golf course and the group camp area. Trails Building. No outside alcoholic beverages or parks only when kept on a six foot (or less) at Lower Huron are not marked or groomed. coolers allowed. leash. Pets are not permitted in the nature ICE FISHING DISC GOLF WILLOW areas, buildings, on the equestrian trails, At Willow Metropark, ice shing is permitted A 24-hole disc golf course is located in Acorn cross-country ski trails, or golf course. on Washago Pond. A Michigan Fishing license is required. Knoll picnic area. An annual bag tag, which PICNICS gives unlimited play at all Metropark courses, or Tables, grills, and shelters are located ICE SKATING a daily wristband, is required to play. throughout Lower Huron and Willow. Tables At Lower Huron, the Foxwoods Picnic Area EQUESTRIAN TRAILS and grills are available at Oakwood’s Cedar o ers two natural ice skating rinks on ponds.
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