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[jayg]

does anyone have hunt around Warren Michigan?

 

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[FranM65]

No not yet. So far I've stuck around the Sterling Heights area, I work with someone from Warren and she said there's a pretty big park there? I was gonna check it out once (if ever ) it warms up.

 

[jayg]

Eckstein park dates back to the 1800's . mound and red run river. east side of mound

 

[63bkpkr]

I was born in Detroit, last lived in Livonia and all of Michigan should have some good detecting IF it ever warms up. I recall doing many a winter trip to an old closed dump Hill that was turned into a steaming sled run, great fun, Lots of people would go there and probably still do. Best of success with your research and hunting.........63bkpkr

 

[jayg]

thx u 2

 

[releventchair]

Your close to some history there,fur trade era for one. Not familiar with metro park as to whether or not detecting allowed but worth a look. rail road had coins put on rails,first hand from a previous warren resident. Some pics show a different community in the past,maybe some still accessible. Good luck.H.H.

 

[cooper1841]

Great lakes metal detecting, site has Metro Parks info, looks like a permit is needed. Not sure which ones, lots of info

 

[jayg]

thx for the info cooper

 

[PullTabPete]

I think some of the metro parks like kensington require a permit and others don't check at the park. I have a hines park permit from last fall it cost $5 and I found like $4.98. Need the snow to melt so I can get my fee back. At least the sun is out today.

HH,

Pete

 

[jayg]

cool thx hh

 

[ClodChopper]

I do! Have been hunting Shaw Park...off Warner. Found all my silver there. Headed to Helmich tomorrow, Bloomer on Tuesday.

 

[jayg]

sweet i hunted shaw a little while ago. I thought I found a meteorite ,but didn't. It was industrial slag. what section of shaw did you find silver? I went through it but didn't come up with much. but at that time i had a really old detector. thx for the info

 

[dmaki1988]

I'm from upper Michigan and me and my girlfriend go down that way every so often, most of her family lives around warren and Clinton township but were we usually stay is in the new Baltimore/chesterfield area. anyways theirs a nice sized park in new Baltimore i believe, and its on a road called Jefferson, there's a huge boating dealership by it but that park looks super old as well as other parts of town, i was just wondering since most of you guys live in the area, can you go detecting in the parks or do you need a permit.

 

[ClodChopper]

HAAA!! ME TOO! There is a lot of NON MAGNETIC slag at Shaw. Grey rocks of various size. Very scaley...you can chip them with your thumb. Makes your detector/pinP scream, but wont hold a magnet. Got a 2 pounder sitting on my desk right now!

 

[jayg]

I have only hunted in city parks so far. with no permit. as long as the sign does not say no metal detecting I believe your good. metro and state parks you most likely need a permit. the area by Jefferson your talking about has ran through my mind. It is pretty old. gd & hh

 

[Landlord Jim]

There are tons of old schools in Warren and I have hit a lot of them. Parks are all over the place. If you get a AAA map of the streets it will show you all the parks and schools.

 

[jayg]

thx for the info lj

 

[jayg]

i found what i thought was a meteor actually two of them. both will hold a magnet. i sent a picture to a professor at cranbrook and he is the one who told me it was industrial slag.

 

[nickeltabs]

Michigan--Metal Detecting in State Parks

DNR - Metal Detecting in State Parks


Metal Detecting in State Parks

Metal detecting is recognized as a legitimate recreation activity when it is conducted in ways that do not damage the natural and cultural resources in Michigan State Parks nor violate applicable state statues. Any items found must be reviewed by park staff and may be retained for further investigation.
Entire park open:
Brimley State Park
Grand Haven State Park
Lakeport State Park
Mears State Park
Traverse City State Park
Parks with designated areas (maps are provided on the linking pages):
Algonac State Park
Aloha State Park
Bald Mountain Recreation Area
Baraga State Park
Bay City State Park
Bewabic State Park
Brighton Recreation Area
Cheboygan State Park
Clear Lake State Park
Craig Lake State Park
Duck Lake State Park
Grand Mere State Park
Harrisville State Park
Hartwick Pines State Park
Hayes State Park
Highland Recreation Area
Hoeft State Park
Hoffmaster State Park
Holland State Park
Holly Recreation Area
Indian Lake State Park
Ionia Recreation Area
Island Lake Recreation Area
Lake Gogebic State Park
Lake Hudson Recreation Area
Ludington State Park
Metamora-Hadley Recreation Area
Mitchell State Park
Muskegon State Park
Negwegon State Park
Orchard Beach State Park
Ortonville Recreation Area
Otsego Lake State Park
Petoskey State Park
Pinckney Recreation Area
Pontiac Lake Recreation Area
Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park
Proud Lake Recreation Area
Rifle River Recreation Area
Saugatuck Dunes State Park
Seven Lakes State Park
Silver Lake State Park
Sleeper State Park
Sleepy Hollow State Park
South Higgins Lake State Park
Sterling State Park
Tawas Point State Park
Twin Lakes State Park
Van Buren State Park
Van Riper State Park
Warren Dunes State Park
Waterloo Recreation Area
Wilderness State Park
Wilson State Park
Yankee Springs Recreation Area
Young State Park
Parks closed to metal detecting:
Agate Falls Scenic Site
Bass River Recreation Area
Bond Falls Scenic Site
Burt Lake State Park
Cambridge Junction Historic State Park
Coldwater Lake State Park
Dodge #4 State Park
Father Marquette Memorial Scenic Site
Fayette Historic State Park
Fisherman's Island State Park
Fort Custer Recreation Area
Fort Wilkins Historic State Park
Hart-Montague Trail State Park
Interlochen State Park
Kal-Haven Trail State Park
Lakelands Trail State Park
Laughing Whitefish Falls Scenic Site
Leelanau State Park
Maybury State Park
Meridian-Baseline State Park
McLain State Park
Muskallonge Lake State Park
Newago State Park
North Higgins Lake State Park
Onaway State Park
Palms Book State Park
Port Crescent State Park
Sanilac Petroglyphs Historic State Park
Straits State Park
Sturgeon Point Scenic Site
Tahquamenon Falls State Park
Thompson's Harbor State Park
Van Buren Trail State Park
Wagner Falls Scenic Site
Warren Woods State Park
William G. Milliken State Park and Harbor
Wells State Park
Wetzel State Recreation Area
Fred Meijer White Pine Trail State Park


Related Content
• 2013 Parks and Recreation Division Campground Schedule
• Parks and Recreation Areas State Land Use Rules IC 3003-1
• State Park Camping Registration Information
• Campsite Amenities and Fees
• Pets in State Park Campgrounds and at Boating Access Sites
• Alcohol Limits in State Parks and at Boating Access Sites
• Online Campground Reservations

 

[cooper1841]

I read a lot of confusion about to hunt or not to hunt State Parks, on here. I am glad Michigan makes it clear, and encourages our hobby, while enjoying our beautifull State Parks Pure Michigan