Welcome to Huron Township
A SELF-ZONED COMMUNITY
About Us
Our History
Our Agricultural Base
Our Agricultural Base
Located in the north east corner of Huron County, Huron Township was organized by the Supervisors of Sanilac County in 1854.
The first settler was Theodore Luce who erected a water-powered sawmill near the mouth of Willow Creek in 1837.
The Hubbard Family bought the property in 1856 and took a leading role in the building of churches, schools, lodging accommodations, and roads.
Our Agricultural Base
Our Agricultural Base
Our Agricultural Base
Huron Township is primarily agricultural.
The township is made up of 35 sections,
four of which are partial, due to the approximately 4.5 miles of Lake Huron shoreline, and is home to 437 residents.
A rural community, Huron Township residents and visitors have ample opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors, including hunting and fishing. L
Huron Township is primarily agricultural.
The township is made up of 35 sections,
four of which are partial, due to the approximately 4.5 miles of Lake Huron shoreline, and is home to 437 residents.
A rural community, Huron Township residents and visitors have ample opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors, including hunting and fishing. Lighthouse County Park features camp sites and swimming; while you are there, be sure to explore the buildings and grounds of the Pointe aux Barques Lighthouse Museum.
Points of Interest
Our Agricultural Base
Points of Interest
• Huron City Museum
• Lighthouse County Park
• Pointe aux Barques Lighthouse Museum
• Lewisville Smoke Food & Spirits
• Wind Turbines
• Grindstone-Port Hope Sportsmen’s Club
• Hot Shot Outfitters (for the hunters)
Nearby towns:
• Port Hope • Port Austin • Caseville
• Harbor Beach • Bad Axe • Kinde
• Elkton • Pigeon • Bay Port • Sebewaing