Standing guard over Saginaw Bay in Caseville, Michigan, this compact harbor light has guided mariners through the waters of Lake Huron’s thumb region for generations. The active aid to navigation marks the entrance to Caseville’s small harbor, a haven for recreational boaters and fishing charters. Though not open to the public for climbing, the lighthouse is easily photographed from the pier and surrounding shoreline. Golden hour on summer evenings offers the best light, with Saginaw Bay sunsets as a backdrop. Nearby, visitors can explore Caseville County Park, Sleeper State Park’s sandy beaches, and the charming downtown strip. The area comes alive each August during the famous Cheeseburger in Caseville festival.
Explore Nearby
- Sleeper State Park — State Park in Michigan
- Port Crescent State Park — State Park in Michigan
- Zehnder’s Holz Brucke Covered Bridge — Covered Bridge in Michigan
