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Things To Do At Metroparks 4th Of July Weekend

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If it’s sunshine and water you seek, take a dip in the lake at Maple and Martindale Beaches in Kensington Metropark, Eastwood and Baypoint Beaches at Stony Creek Metropark and the beach at Lake St. Clair Metropark.

Splash pads are now open at Kensington, Indian Springs and Lake St. Clair Metroparks.

The wave pool at Lake Erie Metropark, the pool at Lake St. Claire Metropark and the Turtle Cove Aquatic Center at Lower Huron Metropark remain closed while staff complete maintenance and improvement projects and train lifeguard staff.

According to Director McMillan, “Many of our facilities are operating with reduced capacities and additional precautions in place to protect visitors and staff.

Visitors will notice one-way traffic in certain areas and reduced capacities allowed inside barns, but kids and adults alike can still visit their favorite farm friends and enjoy a day at the farm.

Source: Michigan Chronicle - Powered by Real Times Media

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