Lighthouse Connector Park
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.
Thanks to the Grand Haven Lighthouse Conservancy(goes to new website)(opens in a new tab), the fog house is now opening its doors to the public, offering a new way to explore one of Michigan’s most photographed landmarks. Learn about the history of the lights, the people who kept them shining, and the restoration efforts that have preserved this iconic beacon for future generations. Whether you’re a lifelong local or visitor to the Grand Haven Area, it’s a chance to see this historical structure from a whole new perspective. Currently, open hours are 10am-5pm Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays, excluding holidays and inclement weather.
