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Campus Martius Park is a restored park in downtown Detroit, Michigan. After the Great Fire of 1805, Campus Martius was central to Judge Augustus Woodward's plans to rebuild the city. (Wikipedia)

In 1982, the Rotary Club of Windsor-St. Clair supported the creation of the Sandpoint Beach Totem Pole. It was carved by a Nootkon aboriginal man, Wikinanish, in 22 weeks of work over 14 months. The red cedar trunk comes from British Columbia. Wikinanish, Rotary Club of Windsor-St. Clair unknown (Sandpoint Beach Totem Pole), 1982-84 Painted red cedar, 1524 x 86 (diameter) centimeters

One or two well-maintained sandy beaches with a totem of the 1st Nation. The beaches with fairly shallow water are regularly maintained. There is even a lifeguard on site during opening hours. There are cabins and toilets and a shower on site, but they are showing their age. But be careful: only swim within the boundaries!!! The current further out can be very strong.

Spanning a whopping 985 acres, Belle Isle holds the title of the biggest city-owned island park in the United States. Designed by the renowned landscape architect Frederick Law Olmstead, the park reflects his signature style with beautiful landscaping and thoughtful design.

Known to most locals as the center of Downtown Detroit, Campus Martius is a well-designed public park with a friendly atmosphere, green spaces and various exhibits and events.

As the first urban state park in Michigan, William G. Miliken State Park is a small park and harbor on the Detroit Riverfront offering wonderful views of the city and river.

As an international memorial to the Underground Railroad, the Gateway to Freedom Monument is a touching piece of art dedicated to those who escaped slavery by the Underground Railroad to Canada.