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LAKE ST. CLAIR

METROPARK
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31300 Metro Parkway

North Marsh Harrison Twp., MI 48045
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Have a bucket list of great things to do outdoors?
Check them off when you visit Lake St. Clair Metropark.
Whether it’s fishing, biking, boating, swimming or
birdwatching, it’s all here. The park’s marsh is home to
an abundance of waterfowl, and is a top bird watching
site. The Par-3 golf course, swimming pool, marinas,
nature center, adventure golf, and picnic areas add to
your visit. With a one-mile shoreline on Lake St. Clair,
and just a short drive from Mt. Clemens, this 770-acre
park provides the perfect backdrop for your next
outdoor venture.
LAKE ST. CLAIR
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AC TIVITIES
AC TIVIT Y CENTER
The Thomas Welsh Activity Center hosts a
variety of summer programs and concerts.
Program schedules are available at the Park
Office. The Activity Center is available to rent for
parties, weddings, meetings, and more.
A N N U A L B O AT I N G A N D
O U T D O O R R E C R E AT I O N
FE S T I VAL
This annual park festival boasts Michigan’s
largest floating boat show that includes family
fun entertainment. Please contact the Park
Office for dates and details.
BEACH SHOP
Swimsuits, sunglasses, towels, suntan products,
souvenirs, picnic supplies, and toys are sold at
the Beach Shop.
B O AT L A U N C H
Eight ramps, located near the North Marina
along Black Creek, provide easy access to Lake
St. Clair. Personal watercraft and sailboards can
enter the water at the daysail launches located
near the golf course. A Metroparks Boat Launch
Permit is required to launch a watercraft from a
trailer at these sites.
B O AT R E N TA L
Kayaks and stand up paddleboards can be
rented near the boat launch on weekends from
Memorial Day through Labor Day.
CONCESSIONS
Food and beverages are sold at the Beachside
Grill Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day.
COURT GAMES
Tennis courts and shuffleboard courts are
located near the Children’s Play Area, with
equipment available free of charge on a first
come, first served basis from the Par-3 building.
Basketball courts and sand volleyball courts are
located within the park.
FISHING
Huron Point provides 1.5 miles of shoreline
fishing on Lake St. Clair. Shore fishing is
restricted along the beach and at the marinas
from April through October. A Michigan Fishing
license is required.
NATUR E CE NTE R
The Nature Center features displays on
wetlands, waterfowl, live animals, and the
historical use of the area by the French
Voyageurs. Park interpreters host nature walks
and interpretive programs.
NAT UR E CEN T ER H O UR S • 586-463-4332
School Days: 1 p.m. – 5 p.m.
Weekends and Summer: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
HIKE-BIKE TRAIL
A 3.75 mile, flat, paved trail leads through the
park and connects to the Freedom Trail along
Metro Parkway. The Metroparks advocate the
use of safety equipment and helmets. Trail
speed limit is enforced. Pets on a six foot leash
are permitted.
MARINAS
Two marinas along Black Creek provide
transient accommodations for approximately
100 boats. Water, electricity, restrooms,
showers, and pump-out service are available.
Advanced reservations are accepted through
the Michigan DNR by calling 1-800-447-2757 or
visit www.midnrreservations.com. Boat clubs
welcome. Fishing is restricted in the marinas
from April through October.
PA R -3 G O L F A N D FO O T G O L F
This 18-hole golf course has hole distances
from 43 to 101 yards. Golf clubs, golf balls, pull
carts, soccer balls, and handicap golf carts
are available. Senior (55+) and junior (20 and
younger) rates are available on weekdays. Some
restrictions apply.
PETS
Dogs and other pets are permitted in the park
only when kept on a six foot (or less) leash.
Pets are not permitted in the nature areas,
Par-3 golf course, on beaches, cross-country
ski trails, or in buildings.
PICNICS
Tables, grills, and shelters are located
throughout the park. Please register with the
Park Office if you have a group of 50 people or
more. Shelters can be reserved for a fee.
P L AYG R O U N D S
Children can play on swings, a playscape,
and other equipment near the beach. The
playground has separate areas for younger and
older kids.
SHIPWRECK L AGOON
ADVENTURE GOLF
The 18-hole miniature golf course, complete
with waterfalls and two rivers, provides
competitive fun for everyone.
SQUIRT ZONE
Stop in to cool off at the Squirt Zone! The water
sprayground features ground sprays, water
cannons, arches and more. The Squirt Zone is
open daily from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Memorial Day
weekend through Labor Day weekend.
N AT U R E T R A I L S
A portion of Lake St. Clair Metropark is set
aside for the study and enjoyment of nature.
1.5 miles of self-guided flat nature trails
teeming with wildlife traverse a freshwater
marsh, meadows, and woods. Trails are open
from daylight to dusk. Rules of use apply to
help maintain these natural areas.
M AIN T R AIL
M E AD OW LO O P
M AR SH R OADSID E T R AIL
M AR SH B OAR DWALK
SWIMMING BEACH
A 600-foot-long sandy beach stretches along
Lake St. Clair. The bathhouse has dressing
rooms, heated showers, and coin operated
lockers. Swimming is permitted May 1 through
September 30.
SWIMMING POOL AND
WAT E R S L I D E
A 50 meter swimming pool features two
waterslides and areas for swimming. The
waterslides have 120-foot-long flumes with a
17-foot vertical drop. There is also an inflatable
obstacle course and climbing walls. The pool
is open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily, beginning
Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day.
The bathhouse and beach shop are located by
the pool.
SHUTTLE BUS
Shuttle service to Huron Point picnic area, the
wedding gazebo, and shore fishing areas is
available daily from Memorial Day weekend
through Labor Day.
WINTER SPORTS
CR OSS- CO UN T RY SK I I N G
Ski two and a half miles of classical groomed ski
trails on well marked, relatively flat terrain.
I CE FISH IN G
Ice fishing is permitted at the North Marina. This
area is known as a good perch fishing site, with
anglers fishing on the canals, north boat basin,
and on Lake St. Clair. A Michigan Fishing license
is required.
I CE SK AT IN G/H O CK E Y
Ice skating and ice hockey rinks are located at
West Playfield. The rinks have a warming shelter.
Rinks are open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily when
conditions permit.
SLED D IN G
A sledding hill is located at West Playfield.
SPECIAL NEEDS
For those with accessibility needs, transportation
from the parking lot to the beach, golf course, or
picnic areas is available. Please contact the Park
Office to request assistance. Rental wagons are
available at the park office to help tote gear.
PLEASE REMEMBER
• All collecting is prohibited.
• Walk slowly and quietly and remain
on trails.
• Running, jogging, bicycles, pets, motorized
vehicles, and horses are not permitted on
the nature trails.
• Picnicking is not allowed within the nature
trails area.
• Please leave all radios, toys and sports
equipment in your car.
• Follow all park rules and regulations.
SPECIAL EVENTS
The interpreters invite you to participate in
nature walks, special events, and programs.
These are offered periodically throughout the
year. Schools, scouts, and community groups
events can be arranged.
GROUP APPOINTMENTS
Group appointments for nature programs and
field trips are available.