This is a huge city park with a nice beach and ample parking. There's a nice little nature walk…read moreand a conservation area. It's hard to believe that this is so close to downtown.

being born in sarnia, and walking around this park as a kid was an amazing way to get exersize,…read morethis park has been a staple of places to visit at least once everytime i come back to visit my family, from the animal park, to the duck pond, to one of the best beaches in canada. this park virtually has it all. lots of room to walk, ride, skate, or bike, including a massive amount of trails so you can switch it up from time to time as to make a visit never stale. also a bit of a fun fact, theyres a memorial for terry fox because he ran through the park back when he was running through canada. another fact, do youre best to avoid the park on canada day, as the park is jammed park during this day. enjoy it, bring a camera

Awesome hiking area. Saw the best views and the terrain was definitely a wonderful challenge. Went…read moreas a group but was able to break off on an individual hike and was definitely worth it to burn more calories and increase my pace. Love all of the hidden gyms in Michigan and this one is definitely one of them. I took mostly videos so the pic I have isn't that great

Large beach in a large park…read more Great place to meet up with a large group of friends or family! In the summer months (pre-Labor Day) they have an inflatable obstacle course courtesy of Warrior Island great for teens and adults I have seen dogs on this beach (and in the water) multiple times so clearly the NO ANIMALS sign is often ignored The changing rooms are interesting... no doors necessary since they're around a corner The singular outdoor shower is not private There's goose poop everywhere Biggest perk is how far you can go while it's still shallow

I loved it, the water was clear and refreshing, would highly recommend visiting this placeread more

Very cute. Lots of wetland to see without risk of getting lost. There were lots of birds to see! I…read morewish there was a pier to fish from.

Love the beach!! I love that it's close to home and easy to access. Great place to take the kids…read morefor a swim and cool off yourself on those hot summer days.

Small but mighty, best small town beach, the sand is nice, there is a beautiful pavilion right next…read moreto it with nice bathrooms. The ship watching is phenomenal, when they go by they make the beach a wave pool which the kids just love. Nice shady grace area good for a picnic in the weekdays when life is quieter in the fall and spring.

Such a great spot! Came here on a Sunday as a family and friend meetup. We had ages ranging from…read moretoddler to teenager and adult. To enter the metro park it is $10/car. The splash pad cost an $8/person but allows in and out entry and was nice for the kiddos. The playground was pretty small-kid focused. Lots of beach sand and grassy area. The concessions and Kona ice were also a nice convenience on this hot summer day. Love that the restrooms had warm showers, toilets, sinks and a person cleaning during the peak busy hours. Only thing we wished was that there was a basketball court nearby for the teen and adults to play.

There are bathrooms, showers, and changing stalls. Keep in mind the changing stalls are not large…read more There's a lot of beach/sand. Water has a sandy bottom, not rocky. Water isn't clear, plenty of seaweed/algae both in the water and floating on top. That didn't stop us but definitely have enjoyed better beaches. The main attraction is the splash pad with water slides. It's fenced in but if you have wristband you can come and go. You must be 42" to ride the slides. When we went they had green wristbands for 42"+ and white bands for those under 42". It was $7 for 42" and $6 for under. Super reasonable. There were signs with rules but nobody followed them. There were 1-2 slide attendants at a time and the rules stated no jewelry or goggles but I saw so many people (adults and kids) with both. People went down the slides with sunglasses and cell phones too so nobody really cared, but they did do a great job of making sure people at the top of the slides didn't go down until the people at the bottom were done. At one point we saw a bunch of the teenage employees standing by 2 preteen boys and then a serious looking manager guy walked over and the boys confessed they were cussing. Not sure the before/after of that, but I'm glad it was dealt with. I didn't witness it but saw so many young kids standing in the slide line without an adult that I wouldn't want them hearing inappropriate stuff. **The tube slide goes way faster than the other one. There's one line on the staircase and then at the top splits off for which slide you want to go down and sometimes there wasn't a line at all for the non-tube slide. It would ideal for first-timers, or those that don't want to go fast. Coolers/food is allowed at the splash pad as long as you're sitting at a table while eating, which was so helpful for us. There's also a concession stand for beach goers with a lot of typical convenience options and I thought the prices were reasonable for beach food. $3.25 for soft service ice cream, for example.

Nice campground. We camped during April and it was quite cold but we enjoyed ourselves…read more Campsites 155 and 157 lake front Very uneven probably not good for most trailers. We had a tent trailer and were able to use a ton of blocks to work it out. After that we loved the campground. Peaceful. Maybe was at 50% capacity. Will go back

I had a good time staying here for the weekend but I got here before may 1 and that's when they…read moreallow you to be able to rent any boats and the concessions open. The lady at the gift shop was super nice and really helpful. The spot we camped in was nice and was between shady and sunny. Quite time is at 10 which we didn't have a problem with. I am pretty happy about our stay and we had a wonderful time.

Great Park located in Lexington, Mi. The entire area is built for fun in the sun. Super clean…read morewater, nice accommodations for the restroom, picnic area, and an awesome area to walk the shoreline of Lake Huron. Just within walking distance is shopping and restaurants. I like to pack a cooler and spend the day relaxing on the beach. It's only an hour from my house, BONUS!!!

Very nice park close to home spacious you can get lots of exercise worthy of putting in your travel…read morejournal

This is a cute little beach along Lake Huron by Port Huron. We stopped on a Sunday while out taking…read morea drive on a beautiful fall day. They have a lot for the kids including a splash pad and a playground as well as a great beach. The bathroom area was closed for the season but they had porta johns available to use.

Overpriced beach makes me not wanna come to Port Huron anymore how do you charge $20 to park in a…read moreparking lot that's insane total greed I found a new beach and it's free not very many people either Great place the hell with Port Huron

This is such a beautiful park and I live about 6 miles away. They have annual passes and discounts…read morefor residents, seniors and military. In the summer they have concerts by the water every other Friday night from 7 to 9 PM. We came tonight for the concert and the fireworks. It's well controlled by the metro park police.

This is a great park, especially for hiking. If you have a mountain/dirt bike, they have a…read morechallenge for you! There are bathrooms near the trailhead. They were reasonably clean. There's adequate parking and a meetup area.