The island of Grosse Ile is located in southeastern Michigan at the mouth of Lake Erie, with a population of 11,000. Grosse Ile has been ranked one of the safest communities in Michigan. It is a unique community rich in history and proud of its heritage. The island is home to skilled and professional people who work in Detroit, Ann Arbor, Toledo, and the surrounding areas.

Grosse Ile offers a picturesque setting for many recreational activities. A bike path winds its way through the center of the island, where residents walk, bike and run. Island residents often boat across to neighboring Canada for lunch, dinner or pleasure. Grosse Ile has several boat clubs, golf clubs and a Municipal Airport.

Grosse Ile Township Schools has one High School, one Middle School and two Elementary Schools. Enrollment averages 2,000 students annually. Students benefit from a commitment to small class sizes and personalized instruction led by an exceptionally trained staff. An academically rigorous curriculum is balanced by a wide range of Fine Arts, extra and co-curricular activities and more athletic opportunities per student than any other Michigan school district.

This district is committed to a positive and proactive direction for its students and their future. This sets Grosse Ile apart and creates a unique advantage... based on achievements, tremendous community support and vision for the future.

**Visit Grosse Ile Township's Website by clicking here.

Opportunity Grosse Ile

Grosse Ile does not have a Downriver Development Authority, but it does have Opportunity Grosse Ile.  Opportunity Grosse Ile is a non-profit organization that promotes the island.  To find out more about Opportunity Grosse Ile, use the links below:

• Opportunity Grosse Ile's Website
• Ad-Source Magazine Article about Grosse Ile 

Bishop's Cottage

Bed and Breakfast

Detroit River

Barge on the Detroit River at sunset.

Toll Bridge

One of the two bridges that allow Grosse Ile Residents to travel on and off island.