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Special pricing offered for Residents through Dec. 31, 2021.
2022 Annual Passes Now On Sale
What do you get when you have a Metroparks annual pass? Access to all 13 Huron-Clinton Metroparks locations every day of the year. That means 365 days of nature, exploration, fun, relaxation and almost 25,000 acres of space to enjoy.
Better than that, buy now and your pass is good for the rest of 2021. The sooner you buy, the more value you get.
And even better, residents who buy their vehicle pass before the end of 2021 save. Starting January 1, the Metroparks 2022 annual vehicle pass will again cost $40 for residents* of the five counties we serve. Annual passes cost $45 for non-residents. But now through December 31, residents can purchase their 2022 annual vehicle pass for just $35.
And if you’re over the age of 62, the deal’s even better than that: In 2022, an annual pass for those over the age of 62 will again cost $29 for residents*. Annual passes cost $34 for non-resident seniors. Through the end of 2021, resident seniors can purchase one for only $24.
Buying your pass online is a convenient and easy way to make sure you have year-round access to the Metroparks. And it’s 100% contact free. When you place an annual pass in your shopping cart, you’ll be asked to login or create an account if you don’t already have one. Your login will be the same as last year or from registering for programs online with us.
Of course, you can still purchase your annual pass at any of our toll booths or park offices.
And remember: They’re your Metroparks. Explore all year long with your 2022 annual pass.
*Resident pricing applies to anyone living in Livingston, Macomb, Oakland, Washtenaw and Wayne counties. Non-resident pricing applies to anyone living outside of those five counties.
Buy Your 2022 Annual Pass
By the way, you may have heard we have a new website! Once you purchase your annual pass, check it out and plan your next visit.
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