Is Fort Gratiot Lighthouse open on Mondays?

No — Fort Gratiot Lighthouse is closed on Mondays.

Where is Fort Gratiot Lighthouse?

Fort Gratiot Lighthouse is at 2802 Omar St, Port Huron, MI 48060.

What is the phone number for Fort Gratiot Lighthouse?

You can reach Fort Gratiot Lighthouse on +1810-982-0891.

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Fort Gratiot Lighthouse

4.8(1,587)· GoogleMuseum

Closed today

(810) 982-0891 Directions phmuseum.org

Quick facts

Fort Gratiot Lighthouse is a museum at 2802 Omar St in Port Huron, MI, open Sun and Sat from undefined. Call +1810-982-0891 for details.

Address: 2802 Omar St, Port Huron, MI 48060
Phone: +1810-982-0891
Hours today: Closed today

About Fort Gratiot Lighthouse

Fort Gratiot Lighthouse at 2802 Omar St in Port Huron, MI is listed as a museum. Built in 1829 at Fort Gratiot to protect shipping at Point Edward, the lighthouse has a documented connection to the area’s shipping history. Its Google listing carries a 4.8 rating from 1,587 reviews.

The site welcomes children and lists kid-friendly activities, along with discounts for children and families. Accessibility features include a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking, and restroom. Restrooms, including a unisex restroom, are available, but there is no restaurant on site. Parking options include on-site parking, with both free and paid lot and street parking listed. Accepted payment methods include checks, credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments. These practical amenities accompany a historic lighthouse whose original purpose was to protect shipping.

Known for

Lighthouse built in 1829
Historic role protecting shipping at Point Edward
Kid-friendly activities and family discounts
Wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking, and restroom

Google rating breakdown

1,592 ratings on Google. Ratings and counts are Google's, not ours.

5★1,298
4★236
3★44
2★7
1★7

What people mention

Topics counted across Google reviews.

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gift shop×75
lake×54
beach×47
climbing×34
lighthouse tour×31
oldest lighthouse×14
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lighthouse climb×9
watching freighters×8

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What reviewers say elsewhere

“On vacation from the south and I loved how clean the area was. Was neat to read about the history of the place. The grounds were well maintained. Extremely easy access. Went in the morning wasn’t busy at all. Just me and my wife but it h…”
— Nathan Parish, September 28, 2026 · google
“Amazing view. The pictures turned out beautifully.”
— BRUCE LEE, September 26, 2026 · google
“Beautiful lighthouse, well maintained area. Fun to watch ships going by”
— Peggy LaLonde, September 21, 2026 · google

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Fort Gratiot Lighthouse — frequently asked

Is Fort Gratiot Lighthouse open on Mondays?: No — Fort Gratiot Lighthouse is closed on Mondays.
Where is Fort Gratiot Lighthouse?: Fort Gratiot Lighthouse is at 2802 Omar St, Port Huron, MI 48060.
What is the phone number for Fort Gratiot Lighthouse?: You can reach Fort Gratiot Lighthouse on +1810-982-0891.

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