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Nice smaller lake with slow roads around it. South Shore Road and Main Street are pretty good.

Set about halfway along the 17-mile Potawatomi Trail loop in Pinckney Recreation Area, Blind Lake is a hike-in only campground with 10 rustic sites. Each site has a fire ring, with vault toilets and a hand pump for water nearby. Campers must check in at the park office on the day of arrival, and stays are limited to one night. Reservations are available online, but same-day arrivals are first-come, first-served.

Beautiful place

Rolling Hills Park has so much to do in its expansive 439 acres of coverage. There is a water park, fishing pond, picnic area, a few different restrooms, oak groves, an 18 holes disk golf course, and a network of paved and unpaved trails. In the winter, the trails become a cross-country ski haven.

Great crossing from Huron River Drive to the B2B via Barton Hills but watch out for significant construction in the area summer 2025.

Great park in the middle of the B2B section of Ann Arbor. Playgrounds and pavilions for picnics are plentiful. Large fields for kites and volleyball. Everything is visible from the B2B. Large parking lot nearby, pending the construction in the area.

Nice pond in the middle of gallup park by the B2B. Fishing is very popular here in the summer.

Three Ann Arbor parks have been designated as wildlife sanctuary areas with limits placed on permitted activities there by City Council. The designations were given to Gallup Park, across the Huron River from Huron High School, Dolph Park, in the westside Lakewood subdivisión, and Bird Hills Park located in northern Ann Arbor off Newport Road. The wildlife sanctuary designations means no hunting or trapping of animals or waterfowl will be allowed. Also, in all three parks council prohibited group picnicking or any other use by groups of more than 10, except for natural history interpretation, to protect the areas. In Gallup Park, the new regulations designated the small lake there as a "youth fishing pond", meaning only youths and accompanying adults can fish here. In Dolph Park, family picnicking has been restricted to designated picnic areas. Also, use of the First and Second Sister Lakes has been restricted to fishing and motorless boating.