The park commonly referred to as “The Boardwalk” is actually officially named “Lighthouse
Connector Park”. It extends 1.5 miles from Chinook Pier to the foghorn house at the end of the
South Pier. Completed in 1984 during Grand Haven’s Sesquicentennial, this park is enjoyed
by thousands of Grand Haven residents and thousands more vacationers throughout the
year.
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If you’re here for only one day, you’re going to have to be strategic about what you see and do. Some tough choices are ahead, but don’t worry. We’re here to help with a dawn-to-dusk-plus-late-night list of possible must-sees and -dos (psst … think beach, boardwalk, big burritos, bands and beyond) that are sure to translate into your idea of the perfect summer day.
Meet Tucker. He’s your local insider for all board-related activities, including kiteboarding, stand-up paddleboarding, surfing, wakeboarding, skateboarding and more. If it involves a board, Tucker rides it.
