Fenton Lake Fenton   Located in Genesee County Organized on March 6, 1838.  Originally named Dibbleville.

Community Organizations

Fenton Area Chamber of Commerce

Fenton Community Schools Website

 

Fenton Historical Society
Meets at the Fenton Museum, 310 S. Leroy St. Promotes the education and preservation of Fenton history.

 

Fenton Tigers

Youth Tackle Football & Cheer

Lake Fenton Football

Lake Fenton Wrestling

 

Lobdell - Bennett Lakes Association

Clover Beach

Silver Lake Park

Heritage through our Ancestors

Ryal Family, Argentine, Farmington, Fenton, Genesee, Midland, Salem

Golf Courses

Fenton Farms Golf Club

State Parks and Camping in Michigan

Lake Hudson State Park

Community Information

Historical emphasis on downtown area

Local History

Organized on March 6, 1838.  Originally named Dibbleville after Clark Dibble who first settle there in 1834.

Renamed Fentonville in 1837 by William Fenton and Robert LeRoy.  William Fenton later became Lieutenant Governor of Michigan.

Incorporated as the town of Fenton in 1863.

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