Stony Creek Metropark
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📍 Rental Available in Shelby Twp! 📍 56157 Troon Dr N, Shelby Twp 2 Bed 🛌 1 Bath 🛀 1066 sqft 📐 $1,685 /MO Welcome to Aberdeen Village – a Rare Leasing Opportunity! Step into this sought after Aberdeen Villagecondo, available for lease! From the moment you enter, you’ll notice new foyer lighting and a spacious, open floor plan. Thegreat room impresses with vaulted ceilings, recessed lighting, and abundant natural light flowing in, plus access to a privatebalcony. The kitchen boasts brand-new light fixtures, ample cabinetry, and a sleek new countertop. The generously sizedmaster bedroom offers a cozy fireplace and dual closets, providing both comfort and style. Community Perks: Enjoy exclusiveaccess to a pool, clubhouse, and pickleball courts, along with scenic trails around the community and close proximity to StoneyCreek Metropark, shopping, dining, and major roadways. For additional information Tamara Gavriloski | Realtor 619.727.1057 Tgavriloski@kw.com DANNA TEAM Keller Williams Lakeside
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MetroBarks: Paws, Pose & Play Day is coming up on April 28 at Stony Creek Metropark. Get ready for so much pet-friendly fun! Get your dog's portrait taken, play in the off-leash and agility areas, and browse a selection on vendors. Find more information and FREE pet portrait registration using the link in our bio.
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I’m lucky enough to have a path that goes right from my subdivision into the park. I can’t say enough good things about this place, it is my childhood and I still come back again and again. Easily one of the most beautiful spots metro detroit has to offer. I have spent countless hours here participating in countless activities. You name it; Fishing, Boating, Biking, Hiking, Partying and more. They have a beautiful nature center in the northern reaches of the park and it’s a part of the park that’s off the beaten path and seldom visited. I do think this part of the park has the most to offer as far as scenery goes. As you walk through you can imagine back to a time when all of southeast michigan looked this beautiful and untouched. At the entrance of the park there is a tall hill, the edge of an ancient glacial moraine that towers above the ancient lakebed that was everything from there east to Lake St. Clair. On a clear day you can see Downtown Detroit, Pontiac, Auburn Hills, and Troy. I wish they would build an observation deck with binoculars up here, as you can see almost the entire northern and western portion of metro Detroit from up here. Absolute gem to have in my own backyard.
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This is my go-to beach to go swimming! I like to dive and collect as many shells as I can, and I've found many cool things in the water. This place can be a bit gross sometimes though. Last time I went, I saw a used (?) tampon in the water and a washed up dead fish (like 8 inches long) on the shore. The bathrooms can smell and look a bit nasty but they're public bathrooms, so what can you really expect? There are 2 beaches, Eastwood and Baypoint. Eastwood is the more popular one, and usually has more people as opposed to Baypoint. Eastwood is also bigger and has more features, like the playground, giant waterslide, and bigger restroom/gazebo area. But don't let that deter you from Baypoint! Baypoint is nicer if you want a more calm, secluded place to relax, swim and/or soak up the sun. I would definitely reccomend this place for swimming, and the nature around it looks like it would make for good walks/bike rides.
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Whatever you do, do not camp at Ridgewood campground. There is absolutely zero regulation. The "site" next to me had 4 tents, multiple cars that they parked in between everyone else's sites. They even put up an entire volleyball net on their site that went across the road to get out. Which was left up the entire weekend also with nothing said to them. As if none of that is bad enough, you're " allowed 1 tent , 6 ppl per site" they had 25!! 25 people!! Not visiting for the day, actually there staying. There is no electricity so they all move their chairs to the bathroom water spicket to use the electricity and sit there making it impossible for anyone to get water. What was a nice spacious site and could have been awesome had they actually had an officer enforcing rules turned into a horrible weekend that consisted of us sitting in a 5 foot section of our site trying not to get hit by volleyballs and repeatedly asking them to get off of our site. ( I don't mean the site line, but literally by our fire pit and tent) the camp store girl was super nice and the ONLY plus in this horrendous campground.
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4300 Main Park Dr, Shelby Township, MI 48316
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Stony Creek Metropark is a Huron-Clinton Metropark located in southeast Michigan in the outskirts of metro Detroit. The park is predominantly in Washington Township and Oakland Township, with a small portion in Shelby Township. The park covers 4,461 acres with Stony Creek Lake at its center.
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