Commuting from New Baltimore?

The city of New Baltimore is located only a few miles East of I-94. Exits 240, 243 and 247 are all exits you can use and you'll arrive in New Baltimore in a matter of minutes.

 
 
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Detroit,Michigan

There are a ton of things to do in the City, and if you work in the 'D', its even more important to have a sustainable commute! It takes just over 30 minutes to reach the city limits of Detroit and is just a straight shot down I-94. Of course, if you'd like to avoid any traffic, it's only a 40 minute BOAT ride at cruising speed! 

Troy, Michigan

Only 26 miles from New Baltimore and a 38 minute commute. Troy is located in Oakland County while New Baltimore is located in Macomb County. Most cites in Macomb County, (i.e. Sterling Heights, Mt. Clemens, Shelby Twp, Warren) are a 20 minute jump from New Baltimore. Macomb Twp, also in Macomb County, borders Chesterfield Twp just West of I-94.

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Port Huron, MI

Port Huron, located just up the St Clair River, is a quick 30 minute drive up I-94. We highly recommend going by boat, traveling up the North Channel into the Saint Clair River, so you can enjoy the amazing scenery and hopefully pass-by a freighter or two!

 

Explore Downtown New Baltimore, Michigan from Lake St. Clair, with a public beach, boat docks, waterfront park, restaurants, shops and direct Anchor Bay access.

What makes Downtown New Baltimore, Michigan so unique? Start with its location directly on Anchor Bay and Lake St. Clair. Walter & Mary Burke Park puts a public beach, waterfront park and public boat docks just steps from the restaurants, shops and events of Downtown New Baltimore.

And the access works both ways. Visitors can drive into downtown or arrive from Lake St. Clair by boat. From New Baltimore, boaters can quickly reach destinations throughout Anchor Bay and Lake St. Clair, including Strawberry Island, Gull Island, Muscamoot Bay and the St. Clair River Delta.

It’s one of the things that makes Downtown New Baltimore much more than a traditional small-town downtown — it’s a waterfront gateway.