Cute short lighthouse with a concrete walkway by the water with beautiful views of Lake Erie. Ample parking and clean bathrooms . Definitely worth a stop!

Free parking nearby. There are tours available, but none going on while I was there. It was a nice little walk and picture spot even without a tour inside of the small lighthouse.

It was a very windy cold morning, but we LOVED walking on the pier. Our dog, Henry.....not so much. But I can say that on a warmer day it would be a fantastic way to spend the morning, both on the pier and the beach.

Good trip. We arrived at approximately 1 pm and made our way towards the entrance of the lighthouse. There was an informational plaque located at the entrance of the lighthouse, that detailed the history of the building. The lighthouse was on the smaller side and closed off to the public. Tours to the lighthouse were available on an extremely limited basis. The lighthouse was positioned alongside Lake Erie, and provided some great views of the water.Tip: I recommend spending 5 minutes here if you truly want to see everything.

A very small lighthouse by the lake. The sign said tours are offered on weekends, but it’s one of the shortest lights I’ve ever seen, so I don’t think a tour would take much of a climb. It’s a great photo op, with the keeper’s boathouse near by. There is a monument to the keepers; the light keeper’s house is no longer there.