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Gregory is a small rural community situated along the Pinckney Recreation Area, offering endless outdoor recreation for residents.
Why Residents Love Living Here: Residents love the laid-back feel of this small town and convenient access to outdoor recreation. The community lies next to Pinckney Recreation Area, which connects to Waterloo State Recreation Area, both of which provide an abundance of lakes, rivers, forests, trails and campsites for residents to enjoy!
Gregory is a small, unincorporated community located within Unadilla Township and began as a station for a branch of the Grand Trunk Western Railroad. The area was once owned by Halstead Gregory, who built a store near the train depot and became the first postmaster for the community in March 1884. The center of Gregory hosts several conveniences, including a market, a gas station, a church, a pub and some shops. Otherwise, Gregory remains a laid-back and quiet rural community with an abundance of farmland, wide open fields, lakes and forestland.
Gregory is situated alongside Pinckney Recreation Area, an 11,000-acre Michigan state recreation area connecting to Waterloo State Recreation Area by the 35-mile Waterloo-Pinckney Trail. The area is a popular destination for hiking, fishing, swimming, camping, hunting, and a variety of winter sports. Pinckney Recreation Area is home to several lakes, including Silver Lake, Crooked Lake, Halfmoon Lake and Pickerel Lake.
Homes in Gregory are located in this lush forested setting, enjoying access to the park and its many bodies of water. Some Gregory homes are even situated directly along the edge of a lake, offering gorgeous views and immediate water access for boating and swimming. Homes located north of the park provide a more rural setting, and many enjoy acreage and farm facilities.
