The park contains the 18-hole golf course located within its northern section.
The Huron River flows directly through the property, facilitating water-based recreation.
Winter facilities include groomed cross-country ski trails and equipment rental.
The park provides habitat for diverse wildlife including wild turkeys and various waterfowl.
Huron Meadows Metropark is a 1,576-acre park centered around the Huron River and Maltby Lake. The park features the 18-hole 'Golf Course at Huron Meadows' and offers seasonal rowboat, canoe, and kayak rentals. Anglers utilize the designated fishing pier and shore access points on the lake. Extensive groomed trails cater to cross-country skiing during winter months. The park includes multiple picnic shelters, a modern playground, and open meadows for recreation. It functions as part of the Huron-Clinton Metropark system in Livingston County. Native ecosystems within the park include marshes and oak-hickory forests. Public restrooms and warming shelters are available near the main recreational hubs.
The wooden bridge crossing near the Huron River during sunrise.
Bring a valid vehicle park pass for entry as daily permits are required.
Check the Huron-Clinton Metroparks website for specific trail conditions before planning a skiing or hiking trip.
Utilize the designated kayak launch sites rather than dragging equipment down steep embankments.
Do not attempt to fish or boat in prohibited areas near the golf course water hazards.
Park gates typically open early and close late, but specific facilities like boat rentals and ski grooming are strictly seasonal.
Leash all dogs, carry out all trash, and observe posted no-wake zones on the water.
