Just 25 miles northwest of downtown Detroit, Maybury State Park offers a serene 1,000-acre escape. Discover rolling hills, open meadows and winding trails open to hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding and more. Enjoy an accessible playground, a fishing pond, a youth group campground and and the park's riding stable.
The park's history is as rich as its natural beauty: acquired by the state in 1971, it was once the site of the Maybury Sanatorium.
Powered by EnChroma Lens technology for color blindness, these SeeCoast color blind scenic viewers offer vibrant experiences at two locations. Graciously provided by the Friends of Maybury.
An accessible playground, located near the trailhead building, can be accessed from the Eight Mile Road park entrance parking areas. This state-of-the-art, inclusive playground was made possible through donations from the Michael Berman Family, the Northville Township Firefighters Charity Fund, the Northville Kiwanis Club and numerous community partners.
The park's track chair expands access beyond traditional wheelchairs. The chair is available for visitors to borrow at no cost.
You may not possess or consume an alcoholic beverage at any time in the park (unless the park manager has granted written authorization through an event permit).
Maybury offers 8 miles of equestrian trails and a riding stable. The riding stable is operated by Maybury Stables.
Thanks to the Maybury Trail Riders Association for their work in the park.
The 8-acre, spring-fed fishing pond has a typical bass and bluegill fish community. It is a short walk from the Beck Road park entrance parking area.
A fishing pier is located on the 8-acre, spring-fed fishing pond, which is a short walk from the Beck Road Park entrance parking area.
The park is home to the former Maybury Sanitorium, and an annual history hike is offered by the Friends of Maybury State Park.
Seasonal modern restrooms are located at the trailhead building and next to the Oak Shelter, both near the Eight Mile Road Park entrance parking areas.
The Friends of Maybury State Park offer nature-based programming throughout the year. In addition, visitors can visit the Northville Community Foundation's working farm.
There are several picnic areas in open spaces throughout the park, along with a few scattered charcoal grills, available on first-come, first-served basis. Some can be accessed near the parking areas and others are along the vast trail system.
Four picnic shelters are available for rent and can be accessed from Eight Mile Road Park entrance parking areas: Hickory, Maple, Oak and Walnut shelters. Shelter reservations can be made 12 months in advance at MIDNRReservations.com.
Snowshoeing is permitted throughout the park and encouraged on the wooded hiking trails. Snowshoers should yield to bikers and cross-country skiers on multi-use trails and should be mindful to avoid stepping in groomed ski tracks.
Nine vault toilets located throughout the park are open year-round.
Our virtual tours are an immersive way to explore locations from home with detailed visual information. The Maybury State Park virtual tour includes the park entrance, softball field, Hickory Shelter, playground, trailhead and more.
