Friendly by Nature, the tagline on the Hartland Township logo source
Community character
Hartland Township covers 37.3 square miles in eastern Livingston County at the junction of US-23 and M-59, counted 15,256 residents in the 2020 census, and includes the unincorporated communities of Hartland, Parshallville, and Hallers Corners. source
Hartland Music Hall
The 1858 First Congregational Church building became the Hartland Music Hall in 1932 and carries a 1986 Michigan historical marker. source
Cromaine District Library
J. Robert Crouse Sr. and Henry A. Tremaine built the library in 1927 and presented it to the Hartland Consolidated School District. source
Parshallville Cider Mill
The 1869 grist mill on the banks of Ore Creek in Hartland Township now operates as a seasonal cider mill. source
Settlers Park
The 100 acre park next to Township Hall on Clark Road offers a 1.4 mile paved path and almost 7 miles of natural surface trails. source
Hartland Heritage Field
The roughly 30 acre park on M-59 west of Fenton Road holds athletic fields, a playground, a picnic pavilion, and a concession stand. source
Hartland
Census-designated place at the township's historic village center source
Parshallville
Mill hamlet on Ore Creek around the 1869 grist mill source
Hallers Corners
Unincorporated crossroads community in the township source
