Lapeer County, Michigan
Metamora Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Metamora Township sits in Metamora Hunt Country, rolling hill countryside where fox hunting with horses and hounds has been part of the community for over 90 years
Living in Metamora Township
Home of the Metamora Hunt, one of only three fox hunting clubs active in Michigan. Source: greatlakesecho.org
Homes in Metamora Township
What makes Metamora Township home
White Horse Inn
Stagecoach era inn in Metamora village opened around 1850 that ran as Michigan's longest continually operating restaurant until 2012 and reopened in 2014 after restoration
Metamora Hunt Kennels
Fox hunting club kennels and staff quarters built on Barber Road in 1929 that still house the hunt's hounds today
D-bar-A Scout Ranch
Scout camp of 1,700 acres with three lakes and a horse herd that has served scouts since 1950
Harmer Park
Village park on North Oak Street in downtown Metamora that hosts the free Music in the Park summer concert series
Metamora-Hadley Recreation Area
State recreation area of 723 acres around Lake Minnewanna that carries a Metamora postal address and lies just west of the township in neighboring Hadley Township
Metamora Township areas to know
Metamora
Incorporated village within the township that serves as its primary population center
Farmers Creek
Unincorporated community on the Hadley Township boundary where John L. Morse settled in 1834
Thornville
Unincorporated community on the Dryden Township boundary renamed for postmaster Benjamin Thorne in 1854