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The Debug All-Terrain Wheelchair is designed to safely provide wheelchair users or those who would have a harder time walking on the beach with transportation across areas where a conventional wheelchair becomes less manageable such as sandy or rocky beaches. This wheelchair is not to be used in water. It comes with an attachable umbrella and cup holder.
Kensington Metropark has one All-Terrain Beech Wheelchair available to rent for free, allowing visitors the ability to enjoy the sand at Martindale Beach. The chair is available to rent during summer from Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day. Please note, a companion or attendant is required as Metroparks staff will not be able to assist with transfers or pushing the wheelchair on the beach.
Maple Beach has family changing rooms available in the recently constructed restroom building. Mats placed on the sand provide beach access. An adjacent playground was designed using universal design principals.
Martindale Beach has family changing rooms and outdoor shower facilities available. A mat provides access across the sand for beach access. Accessible tables are located at the plaza near the concession area and restroom facilities.
West Boat Launch area has an accessible floating dock, launch and gangway, two pea stone/sand launch areas, parking lot restriping, accessible picnic tables and grills, accessible walkways and an accessible vault latrine restroom.
The Debug EZ Roller Floating Surf Wheelchair allows visitors to enjoy dipping your toes in the sand and feeling the spray of the surf. This wheelchair is a breeze to move across the sand directly into the water. It comes with an attachable umbrella and cup holders.
Kensington Metropark has one Floating Beech Wheelchair available to rent for free, allowing visitors the ability to enjoy the sand and water at Martindale Beach. The chair is available to rent during summer from Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day. Please note, a companion or attendant is required as Metroparks staff will not be able to assist with transfers or pushing the wheelchair on the beach or in the water.
The GRIT Freedom Chair is a manual all-terrain wheelchair built to explore the outdoors! It is a mix between a manual wheelchair and a mountain bike, allowing the user to navigate trails. This chair rolls over rocks, roots, sand, and mud, allowing users to explore almost any trail.
One GRIT Freedom Chair is available for rent at the Kensington Metropark Nature Center, allowing users to explore the Kensington nature trails. The chair is available to rent for FREE Tuesday through Sunday each week between May 1 and October 31. Please note, a companion or attendant is suggested as Metroparks staff will not be able to assist with transfers.
A trailhead kiosks located near the West Boat Launch parking lot and Upper East Boat Launch parking lots are set in concrete pads enabling greater access to park and trail information. The associated bicycle repair stations can double as wheelchair repair stations.
Trails vary in length from half a mile to two miles and can be combined for an even longer walk. Trails are mainly level, unpaved gravel paths with wooden bridges and boardwalks. Portions of Chickadee and Wildwing Trails are steep. Occasionally woodland trails may be blocked with debris such as fallen tree limbs. Nature trails are not cleared or salted in the winter and may be snow-covered, slippery or muddy.
Located at Maple Beach, the newly construction playground was designed using universal design principals and contains a ramped playground structure surrounded by a variety of other features designed for inclusivity, accessibility and fun. The playground has play features for kids ages 2-5 and 5-12. Playground features include sensory-friendly equipment, transfer-stations onto the playscape, spaces for quiet independent play, dignity landings on slides and more. The equipment is on a solid, rubber safety surfacing. Suggested parking is the van accessible parking spaces and utilizing the accessible walkways on the side. Family changing rooms are located nearby.
Located at Martindale Beach, this playground has play features for kids ages 2-5 to 5-12. Playground features include climbing structures, slides, spinners and transfer stations. Equipment is on engineered wood fiber (wood mulch) safety surfacing.
Located near the West Boat Launch Picnic Area, is playground for kids ages 2-5. It features belt swings, tot swings and larger harness swings, as well as a small climbing structure with slides. Equipment is on engineered wood fiber (wood mulch) safety surfacing.
Bring out your ice skates and glide onto the small rink at the Orchard Picnic area. It is located next to the picnic shelter with a small walkway mat from the shelter to the rink. Rink is open when ice conditions permit.
Equipment rentals must be reserved online. Reservations can be made no more than 5 days in advance. Limited reservations available. No refunds. Please arrive on time for your reservation. Late arrivals may not be accommodated. Click here to rent ski equipment.
Martindale Food Bar, located at Martindale Beach
Items available include: Individual pizzas, fresh salads, grilled chicken, vegetarian wraps, burgers, hot dogs, fries, fresh baked cookies and drinks.
At Martindale Beach there is an All-Terrain Beach Wheelchair (on land) and a Floating Beach Wheelchair (in water) available to rent for free. Click here to learn more about the wheelchairs and make an online reservation.
An 8.5 mile paved Hike-Bike Trail traverses the picturesque landscapes that circle Kent Lake. A 3.4-mile trail extends north from the loop, connecting to the village of Milford. Kensington Metropark and Island Lake State Recreation Area is connected via a paved connector going underneath I-96. Pets on a six-foot leash are permitted.
The Heavner Nature Connection offers unique outdoor educational and recreational programs for everyone. From preschoolers to high school students, Boy and Girl Scout troops, social groups, churches, individuals and corporate events. Heavner Nature Connection has a unique wilderness experience for you.
Spend the day on Kent Lake fishing, taking in the views, and catching some sun. With 8 boat ramps at East Boat Launch and 8 boat ramps at West Boat Launch, you will get on the water easily and quickly for a day of fun. A 10-mph speed limit is enforced, remember is it 5mp speed limit near docks and beaches..
We have a partnership with American Sailing Institute who work to provide an enjoyable, safe, hands-on educational environment while teaching the tradition of sailing. They offer sailing classes on 18-foot Interlake Sailboats at Kensington Metropark. Click here to visit their website for more information on becoming a member and learning to sail.
Kensington Metropark boasts a 380-acre rustic group camp area, complete with wells and pit toilets. Properly sponsored and supervised youth groups may use the campsites year-round for daily outings and overnight stays.
A permit is required. No alcoholic beverages permitted in the area. Swimming is permitted only at park beaches on Kent Lake. Full details are available by contacting the Kensington Metropark Office at (810) 227-8910.
You may bring in your own firewood or purchase firewood from the Kensington Metropark Office during office hours. To help stop the spread of forest pests and diseases, we strongly encourage campers to purchase campfire wood at the park.
Explore the islands and tributaries that wind through Kensington Metropark on beautiful Kent Lake. Paddle from shore to shore or take a tranquil trip along the Huron River to see wildlife and waterfowl.
Grab your skis and glide across more than 12 miles of groomed trails at Kensington Metropark. Coast past snow-glazed fields, frozen ponds and beautiful deciduous forest. Beginner and intermediate level trails traverse the park and golf course.
Challenge yourself on the Black Locust disc golf course, named for the Black Locust trees found near Martindale Beach. Enjoy two 18-hole courses that feature fairways lined with rolling meadows and thick woods. The 18th hole, on the north course, also features a basket in a tree stump for added fun.
The Toboggan Course is located across the road from the Maple Beach parking lot and has been thrilling players and fans for decades. Originally a temporary course for the 2000 Worlds, it has been the official course of the U.S. Amateur Disc Golf Championship since 2002 and has been the site of the Great Lakes Open on the Disc Golf Pro Tour since 2018.
The baskets are only in the ground for a short time each year, so try to get a round in when you can. At 10,210 feet, this champion-level par 63 course has a mix of large elevation changes and tight fairways that will test every shot in your bag. Bring a spotter because it has long holes and punishing rough.
Meet farm animals and get a glimpse of rural life at the Kensington Metropark Farm Center. Take in the sights, smells and sounds of life on the farm as you interact with live farm animals like chickens, goats, sheep, cattle and draft horses. Seasonal public programming is available year-round, including festivals, maple sugaring, sheep shearing and a you-pick pumpkin patch.
Kensington Metropark is a popular fishing location in Southeast Michigan. In any season, Kent Lake presents plenty of opportunities to cast your line on the shore or from a boat. Bass, bluegill, northern pike, black crappie and yellow perch are all here waiting for you. Parts of the Huron River, toward the north end of the park, also provide shady, secluded locations for casting your line.
Bundle up and enjoy a few hours ice-fishing on Kent Lake at Kensington Metropark. Popular access points to Kent Lake include the West Boat Launch and Turtlehead picnic area. Winter catches include bluegill, black crappies, yellow perch and the occasional northern pike. Fishing is prohibited in ice skating areas.
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