Attention Metal Detector Users!

Metal detecting is not allowed!! Only by special permit acquired from the federal government. Each area has a district office.

Permission has been granted only on pre-disturbed sites, such as beaches and attached swimming areas. New corp lakes and lands must be OK'd by main office of the Army Corp of Engineers. Each area has a district office.

Some State Parks are open to metal detecting, yet some are not! We suggest that you check with the Park Ranger before attempting to use your detector.

Some areas of their lands are open for use of metal detecting and some are not. We suggest that you contact their district office to check.

Most all are open to metal detecting unless notice is given by a sign, or city ordinance. This can be checked by contacting the Parks and Recreation Department in the city you wish to use your detector.

Most all are open to metal detecting unless notice is given by a sign, city ordinance, law enforcement, or school employee. You should check with the school office first.

Must acquire permission!! You can check with their office first. Should be viewed the same as private property.

Must acquire permission!! Permission is best gotten from the landowner. Also it is best to have that permission in writing.

Metal detecting is Not Allowed this site has already met what is necessary to become historically significant and is marked so to preserve it's history.