Livingston County, Michigan
Deerfield Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Livingston County's master plan community profile describes Deerfield Township as a landscape of rolling countryside, dairy farms, woodlands, and open fields in the northern-central region of the county.
Living in Deerfield Township
Livingston County's 2025 master plan community profile states the area is renowned for the Oak Grove State Game Area, a Michigan DNR managed wildlife habitat.. Source: milivcounty.gov
Homes in Deerfield Township
What makes Deerfield Township home
Saint Augustine Catholic Church and Cemetery
Michigan historical marker L1938 at Faussett and Green roads marks the parish that Irish Catholic settlers in Deerfield and Tyrone townships organized in 1843.
Deer Creek historic settlement
Former mill village on a bluff above the south branch of the Shiawassee River where a small cluster of homes and Deer Creek Cemetery remain.
Deerfield Center
Village begun in 1842 in section 16 that now holds the township hall, a church, and a cluster of homes.
Oak Grove State Game Area
Michigan DNR game area of more than 1,000 acres that lies partly in the township and is open to hunting during all game seasons.
Deerfield Hills Nature Area
365 acre township nature area at Green Road and Cohoctah Road with nature trails and a handicapped accessible dock on Howe Lake.
Deerfield Township areas to know
Deer Creek
Unincorporated community on Wiggins Road south of Cohoctah Road in sections 6 and 7.
Deerfield Center
Unincorporated community at Center and Mack roads that hosts the township hall.