If you are an animal lover, or someone in your family is, then you have found yourself asking “Where can I find Petting Zoos near me?” Check out some of these amazing zoos, farms and petting zoos in metro Detroit. Many offer the opportunity to feed or interact with some of the residents.
Innovation Hills Park in Rochester Hills just debuted their one-mile boardwalk trails in July of 2020. Enjoy a picnic, fishing, hiking, and the green space.
100 acre preserve with walking trails that wind through several different habitats. The nature center building hosts many activities and exhibits.
We are trying to spend as much time as we can outside this year. Nature Centers provide a great way to spend time outside and a resource for learning about our world. If you are looking for the answer to the question, “Where can I find a nature center near me?”, then check out our list below. Nature Centers Near…
Nestled in the heart of Sterling Heights, the Sterling Heights Nature Center is a hidden gem waiting to be explored by families and nature enthusiasts alike. This charming sanctuary offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, providing visitors with an opportunity to reconnect with nature and discover the beauty of Michigan’s natural landscapes. A Serene…
The DNR Outdoor Adventure Center brings “Up North, Downtown”. This family-friendly Detroit destination features Michigan’s woods, water and wildlife inside a three story 40,000 square foot building formerly known as the Globe Building. The facility provides hands-on recreational experiences for all ages through a variety of activities and exhibits that engage the senses.
The Whiting Forest is home to the country’s longest canopy walk. The ADA Accessible (and stroller friendly) pathway stretches over 1,400 linear feet and reaches a height of forty feet. Also hosts a playground, cafe, creek & trails, and 54 acres of forest.
Fayette Historic State Park is a 711-acre state park in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. The park offers visitor’s a historic townsite, 5 miles of trails & more.
Over 10,000 gallons a minute rise from the fissures in the limestone floor of Kitch-iti-kipi. Amazing Michigan upper peninsula natural attraction.
