Lighthouse Point Park: Pride in the Past and Present. In 1924 the City of New Haven purchased Lighthouse Point Park from the East Shore Amusement Company. City residents came to the park to enjoy swimming, ferry boat rides to Savin Rock, track meets, football games, field days and baseball leagues in the old grandstand/ballpark.

The 75-hectare (185 acres) seaside park, in the depths of suburban West Vancouver, has been home to a lighthouse since 1874. The existing structure was built in 1912. The Lighthouse is a National Historic Site and is one of the most photographed and recognizable landmarks in …

Swimming, natural history displays, nature trails, picnic grove, bird sanctuary and an antique carousel are highlights of this 82-acre park on Long Island Sound. Season runs: April 1-November 1. Gates open 7 a.m.-sunset year round.

Lighthouse Park is approximately 75 hectares in size and a nationally significant natural park within West Vancouver. It has important natural and cultural resources and very high levels of use by local residents and tourists.

Lighthouse Park is one of Greater Vancouver's most beautiful parks located along the shores of West Vancouver. The park boasts some of the largest Douglas Fir trees in Greater Vancouver as well as breathtaking views of the water.

Lighthouse Point Park is an 82-acre waterfront park located at the eastern tip of New Haven Harbor. The park is famous for its historic lighthouse, which has been standing since 1847 and is a symbol of the city's maritime history.

The Mukilteo Lighthouse Park was constructed in the 1950s on a filled tideland and has provided continuous public beach access up to the present. The former Washington State Park was deeded to the City in 2003.

Lighthouse Park is one of the most historic parks in the area with 900 feet of waterfront and beach on Lake Huron and is the site of the Fort Gratiot Lighthouse. It is just north of the Blue Water Bridges.

Lighthouse Park is a neighbourhood park located in a residential area in West Vancouver, Canada. It is a popular tourist attraction for visitors to Vancouver as it is a National Historic Site of Canada. [1] . It is a well-maintained park, and is open year-round throughout all four seasons.

Lighthouse Park is located within view of the St. Augustine Lighthouse on Salt Run. It is shaded with oak trees and offers room for various types of activities for families and boaters at the J. Edward "Red" Cox Recreation Facility within the park.