4650 Geddes • (734) 971–6337
This 45-acre wooded park features a historic grist mill, which is operable and contains original milling machinery left inside the mill when the Parker family ceased operation in 1958, as well as a 150-year-old cider mill which is no longer operational. Paved and shaded trails are perfect for walking, jogging, rollerblading, and biking. There are two fishing access points, one on Fleming Creek and the other on the Huron River. Accessible only through the park is Forest Nature Area, a wet forest of black maples, hackberries, and rock elms traversed by a boardwalk trail with interpretive signs. A newer branch of the B2B Trail connects the park to the Matthaei Botanical Gardens, providing nonmotorized access to its conservatory, gardens, and pathways. washtenaw.org/602/parker-mill-county-park
