Monroe County, Michigan

Lambertville

A Bedford Township community on the Michigan–Ohio line, about 11 miles from downtown Toledo with direct access to US 23.

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10,433Population

4,189Households

90.4%Homeownership Rate

46.2 yrsMedian Age

Overview

Living in Lambertville

Lambertville is an unincorporated community and census-designated place in the southwest part of Bedford Township, Monroe County, Michigan, bordering Ohio. John Lambert settled here as early as 1832. A post office called West Erie opened in 1834, when the area was part of Erie Township in the Michigan Territory, and it was renamed Lambertville in 1836 when Bedford Township was formed. It has operated almost continuously since. The community is largely residential, with Secor, Douglas, Monroe and Summerfield Roads running north from the state line. Olde Schoolhouse Commons, a retail complex in a former school building at Monroe and Secor Roads, is a local landmark. Two Bedford Public Schools elementary schools are in Lambertville, and White Park, the township's largest park, sits at Consear and Douglas Roads.

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Stats: 2020 Census (Demographic and Housing Characteristics), Lambertville CDP. Photo: Dwight Burdette / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0.

At a Glance

CountyMonroe

TownshipBedford

Distance to Toledo~11 miles

ZIP Code48144

Land Area6.74 sq mi (CDP)

What Makes It Special

Why Buyers Choose Lambertville

Settled in 1832

Named for early settler John Lambert, the community's post office has carried the Lambertville name since 1836.

Olde Schoolhouse Commons

A former school building at Monroe and Secor Roads now holds a retail shopping complex and is one of Lambertville's best-known landmarks.

White Park

Bedford Township's largest park, at Consear and Douglas Roads, has six ball diamonds, tennis and pickleball courts and an exercise trail.

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Parks & Recreation

Lambertville Parks

White Park

Consear Rd at Douglas Rd, Lambertville

Six ball diamonds with lighting for night games
Tennis and pickleball courts
Exercise trail
Two shelters, picnic tables and grills
Playground equipment

Wheeler Preserve

Whiteford Center Rd at Section Rd, Lambertville

22-acre wildlife preserve
Views of deer and wild turkeys
No motorized vehicles or pets

Parmelee Park

Off Summerfield Rd at the end of Dorr St, Bedford Township

Skateboard park
9-hole disc golf course
Lighted ball diamond
Tennis and basketball courts
Shelter house and playground

Whiteford Stoneco Park

Sterns Rd at Whiteford Rd, Whiteford Township

Two miles of walking trails
18-hole disc golf course
Baseball/softball diamonds and soccer fields
Pavilions and bird watching

Bedford Public Schools

Lambertville Schools

Public

Douglas Road Elementary6875 Douglas Rd, Lambertville, MI 48144
Monroe Road Elementary7979 Monroe Rd, Lambertville, MI 48144
Bedford Junior High School8405 Jackman Rd, Temperance, MI 48182
Bedford High School8285 Jackman Rd, Temperance, MI 48182

School assignment is based on home address, and district boundaries do not always follow township or ZIP Code lines. Contact Bedford Public Schools directly to confirm which schools serve a specific property.

Frequently Asked

Lambertville FAQ

What is Lambertville, Michigan known for?

Lambertville is a Bedford Township community, settled in 1832, that sits right on the Ohio state line. It is known for landmarks such as Olde Schoolhouse Commons and for White Park, the township's largest park.

How far is Lambertville from downtown Toledo?

Lambertville is about 11 miles by road from downtown Toledo, Ohio, by way of US 23 or local roads such as Secor Road.

What school district serves Lambertville?

Lambertville is in Bedford Public Schools. Douglas Road Elementary and Monroe Road Elementary are in Lambertville, and the junior high and high school are on Jackman Road in Temperance.

How did Lambertville get its name?

The community is named for John Lambert, who settled here around 1832. Its post office opened as West Erie in 1834 and was renamed Lambertville in 1836, when Bedford Township was established.

Where are parks near Lambertville?

White Park at Consear and Douglas Roads, Wheeler Preserve at Whiteford Center and Section Roads, and Parmelee Park off Summerfield Road are all Bedford Township parks. Whiteford Stoneco Park is a short drive west.

What is the population of Lambertville?

The Lambertville CDP had 10,433 residents and 4,189 households in the 2020 Census.

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