Current researched answer
Obtain the no-cost park-office permit and confirm the allowed areas at the individual Metropark.
Pending human review: This machine-researched draft has not been approved for search-engine indexing. Verify the official sources before relying on it.
Location limits
Authorization
Pick up the required permit at a park office and check with the individual park to learn where detecting is prohibited.
The cited official material does not state a specific rule for this item.
The cited material does not fully resolve found-property reporting. Do not remove archaeological, burial, tribal, historic, or otherwise protected material; ask the land manager what must be reported.
Final check
Review the live official source and contact the land manager for current site-specific restrictions before visiting.
Always check current posted signs and current land-manager instructions. Rules, closures, designated areas, and permit procedures can change after the source-check date.
Primary evidence
Source 1
Issuing authority: Huron-Clinton Metroparks
The official FAQ says metal detecting is permitted in many but not all areas, requires a no-cost permit from a park office, and directs visitors to check individual parks for prohibited locations.
