What an amazing park! The memorials to soldiers really…read morestruck a chord with me, reminding me of the freedom we enjoy today. On my way, I spotted a large walleye that had been caught, a lovely garden for children, and the Huron Lightship museum. There were so many more photo-worthy spots to explore. I highly recommend the fresh air, bird watching, people watching, and the stunning blue water.

Fabulous ship watching from the banks of the St.Clair River. You may watch from your car, find a…read morebench, and people-watch, too.

I can't say enough things about this park! It's a great place for the entire family. There's plenty…read moreof pavilions, baseball diamonds, pickle ball, splash pad, several playgrounds, a walking path etc. Theres a restroom area and grills. Great place for all kinds of parties. Across the street is Chrysler beach where you can swim or fish. There's a kayak launch and it's the perfect place to watch the freighters go by. There's also another play set for kids to play on. In the summer months there's a concession stand open, along with the restrooms. I utilize the bay to bridge bike path on a weekly basis for running. The St. Clair River is the perfect spot to watch the sunrise.

Opens at sunrise, closes promptly @ midnight. Steps head down to seawall at water's edge. A couple…read morepicnic tables. Great place to watch all the boat traffic pass by. Drive slowly or you'll miss the driveway in. This park is nestled in with the residential properties that line the shore.

I can't say enough positive things about this park; I've been coming here a few years now it's only…read morean hour drive from my house and well worth the drive.. When I first started going here it was free to get in now they charge 20 dollars a car from Friday through Sunday but it's still worth it.... Clean bathrooms, clean beach, nice picnic tables; and always nice people every time I've gone... bring your water shoes it's a bit rocky when you first get in the water, but you'll get to the sand bar soon enough and it's wonderful

Of all the beaches I've visited on Lake Huron, this is my favorite. Located inside the park there…read moreis plenty of free parking and no charge to get into the park. The beach front is large, there's a nice large restroom area, a covered sitting area with benches, plenty of picnic tables, drink vending machines, a little book library and more. Just like most beaches on Lake Huron there were lots of rocks on the shore and rocks a few feet into the water. Past the rocks the water was clear and there was soft sand. One of the things I liked best about this beach was there wasn't a current like there is closer to the bridge. My friend and I were able to float without being carried away. I also like that there were trees on the beach for some shade. If you are in this area, I highly suggest this beach. It's best to get there early before it gets busy.

This is a huge city park with a nice beach and ample parking. There's a nice little nature walk…read moreand a conservation area. It's hard to believe that this is so close to downtown.

being born in sarnia, and walking around this park as a kid was an amazing way to get exersize,…read morethis park has been a staple of places to visit at least once everytime i come back to visit my family, from the animal park, to the duck pond, to one of the best beaches in canada. this park virtually has it all. lots of room to walk, ride, skate, or bike, including a massive amount of trails so you can switch it up from time to time as to make a visit never stale. also a bit of a fun fact, theyres a memorial for terry fox because he ran through the park back when he was running through canada. another fact, do youre best to avoid the park on canada day, as the park is jammed park during this day. enjoy it, bring a camera

Oldest lighthouse in Michigan! Such history. Well-kept grounds, cute gift shop and knowledgeable…read moredocents for the tours. Brian was great - kept us informed and entertained. Be sure to learn about the horrific "white hurricane" of 1913 that nearly destroyed the lighthouse with 30 to 40 foot waves and 90 mph winds, and the bravery of Captain Frank E. Kimball, the keeper who kept having to ignite the light when it kept going out as the tower shook.

Great lighthouse & gift shop. Third visit here. Great rocky beaches too! The view from the top of…read morethe lighthouse is amazing!

This is a cute little beach along Lake Huron by Port Huron. We stopped on a Sunday while out taking…read morea drive on a beautiful fall day. They have a lot for the kids including a splash pad and a playground as well as a great beach. The bathroom area was closed for the season but they had porta johns available to use.

Overpriced beach makes me not wanna come to Port Huron anymore how do you charge $20 to park in a…read moreparking lot that's insane total greed I found a new beach and it's free not very many people either Great place the hell with Port Huron

This is a US Canada bridge and I drive from Michigan. The views were spectacular on a sunny day and…read morethe entry is $5. Traffic on a weekday was next to none which was great and I drove in at about 6pm. The bridge itself is huge and everything around it makes for such a beautiful view.

Great alternative to tunnel in Detroit IF you're coming from Chicago area. Beautiful, quick and…read moreeasy crossing. Some construction of a brand new bridge parallel to the one we crossed.

Our favorite near-by park. Large enough to run, usually has other dog playmates there for our pup…read more Peaceful fenced off area in quiet spot with surrounding woods. It is free with a large and small dog areas. We will definitely come again.

A really nice place to play soccer. Travel national teams usually play here. So there's usually…read moresome kind of practice is going on in the summer or games. It's off and locked up so even though it has a playground for kids it's more of a athletic field then it is a walking park. However it's very spacious and if you get a chance to walk here it's very nice out in the middle of nature