Clinton Lakes County Park is a 272-acre property acquired in November 2013. The property is located west of Francis Motz County Park. The park features amenities such as outstanding shore and paddle craft fishing, more than 5 miles of hiking trails, and nature watching and photography opportunities.

 Fish species available include walleye, perch, bass, bluegills, crappies and sunfish. All boating access is by carry-in boat only with no gasoline motors allowed to protect the lake from the spread of aquatic invasive species including zebra mussels and Eurasian milfoil. The park has a unique native prairie restored by partners from a former agriculture field that provides exceptional habitat for grassland birds, pollinators including monarch butterflies and protects the water quality of Big and Little Clinton Lakes by reducing sedimentation and nutrient inputs.
 
 Key partners in the prairie restoration were the US Fish and Wildlife Service Partners in Fish and Wildlife, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources Grassland program, the Clinton County Conservation District, the Clinton County Chapter of Pheasants Forever, Stoney Creek LLC Habitat Restoration and Management and the Clinton County Parks and Green Space Commission.

Lakes

There are 2 stocked lakes on the property:
 

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• Big Clinton Lake - 90 Acres 
  • Yellow Perch (2013, 2017,2021)
  • Walleye (2013, 2017)
  • Rainbow Trout (2013, 2017)
  • Crappie (2017, 2021) 
  • Bass

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• Little Clinton Lake - 12 Acres
  • Bluegill (2013, 2017)
  • Largemouth Bass (2017)
  • Yellow Perch (2021)