This neighborhood park is in the shadow of the Erie Land Lighthouse, hence the name Lighthouse Park. It is at the end of a quiet street so you shouldn't have any drive bys or other traffic headache. The lighthouse is reviewed separately and does have weekend hours for visiting.
A picnic pavilion with tables next to charcoal grills and a nice set of playground equipment over a mulch base. It is available first-come first-serve and there was a party setting up the afternoon I stopped by.
There is street parking here and be sure not to block the driveways or...
Read moreLighthouse Park is drenched in history, and the best part is that there is no appointment necessary to drive right up to this glorious structure. Taking a moment to read the historical plaques and stories posted publicly nearby is an eye-opening experience. One learns how the local Native Americans regarded this area, and also some relevant details of the fascinating evolution on this life-saving relic from the past. What is missing is the opportunity to actually enter the lighthouse, and take the winding spiral staircase to the beckoning light dome at...
Read moreThis little park is perfect for the community. It is located along the water surrounded by homes. The lighthouse is located in/behind this park fenced in and can't be accessed. If you stand with the park behind you, you might see the top of the Hammermill Three Sister Stacks peeking out from above the trees. I circled the area to find a spot where I saw it in...
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