Mount Clemens’ tree-lined neighborhoods offer an unmatched variety of housing styles, ranging from historic to contemporary and from stately mansions to bungalows. The city features 120 acres of parks, including a dog park. Residents and visitors can not only drive into its quaint downtown area, they can also boat or kayak along the scenic Clinton River, dock at the riverfront park and head inland to enjoy its many restaurants and shops.

The city offers top-notch special events that include riverfront concerts, art fairs, parades, festivals and the area’s premier firework event. Mount Clemens is rich in cultural heritage, which is on display at the Anton Art Center, Crocker House Museum and Michigan Transit Museum. Also, as the county seat, Mount Clemens is the gateway to the important services available through Macomb County government.

Whether someone is looking for a great place to put down roots, build a business or even enjoy a night on the town, Mount Clemens has something for everyone.