Home of Elizabeth Park, the first county park established in Michigan (1919) source
Community character
Detroit River waterfront city across the channel from Grosse Ile, where reclaimed industrial shoreline now anchors the international wildlife refuge source
John D. Dingell Jr. Visitor Center
LEED-certified visitor center of the Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge, built on a 44-acre former Chrysler plant brownfield with a world-class fishing pier source
Elizabeth Park
The 162-acre Slocum estate given to Wayne County in 1919, mostly on the artificial Slocum's Island in the Detroit River source
Refuge Gateway
Restored riverfront unit added to the refuge in 2013, adjoining the Humbug Marsh wilderness shoreline source
Elizabeth Park and marina
Riverfront county park with a marina and canal-ringed island grounds along West Jefferson Avenue source
Refuge Gateway trails and fishing pier
Public trails, picnic areas, and Detroit River fishing access at the refuge's Trenton gateway source
