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White River Light Station Museum is a museum, located at 6199 Murray Rd, Whitehall, MI 49461, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 231-894-8265, visit their website splka.org for more detailed information.

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6199 Murray Rd, Whitehall, MI 49461, USA
Added by Jopie, at 27 June 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Tuesday 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Wednesday 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Thursday 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Friday 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Saturday 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Sunday 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM

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13 Reviews

  • Andrew Kooiker
    29 November 2017

    This is a beautiful park and surrounding town to visit. Plenty of shops to stop in. A few cozy local shops as well. You have the big lake and the beach to visit in the area. Good fishing as well around the pier and channel.

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  • Betsy Finn
    27 November 2017

    Lovely little museum. My kids enjoyed climbing up to the top to look out. They had a little trouble on the way back down (the metal stairs are grated so if you're afraid of heights it may be a little intimidating). Nice collection of historical items, too, if you're into that sort of thing!

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  • Robert Moco
    27 November 2017

    Easy access, love this light/keepers home. museum has many interesting artifacts.

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  • Angie Dolezal
    25 September 2017

    this lighthouse is beautifulmy 2nd time here. I would definetly recommend this site if you enjoy lighthouses, and appreciate the history. plus having a nice beach/ pier surrounding is also very nice. the volunteers at the lighthouse were also very helpful, knowledgeable about the workings and the history of the surrounding lights! enjoy the view from the top!!

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  • Shannon Shock
    17 August 2017

    Nice lighthouse museum and beautiful walk on the pier. You can enter a small beach to the left of the pier and relax along the waterfront.

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  • Ocala Kitty
    25 July 2017

    Beautiful setting. Well kept property. Couldn't go in because it was closed and a sheriff explained it. Wasn't necessary.

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  • Kyle Telechan
    21 July 2017

    Great place to check out the sunset. Brought my family here on the last night we were in town and we loved it. Beautiful walk down the pier and the museum is also very neat from the outside. Tours of the lighthouse were (I believe), $5 for adults and cheaper for children, but my wife and I didn't end up taking it.

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  • Scott C.
    06 July 2017

    We love Michigan's historical lighthouses and this one was beautiful. Unfortunately we couldn't tour the living areas because it's currently privately owned. However, you can go up the lighthouse tower. There's a small gift shop and you can also purchase tickets for two other lighthouse tours at a discount.

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  • Tom Carpenter
    04 June 2017

    Beautiful view 😀

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  • K Phipps
    23 May 2017

    I Love this lighthouse. The staff is kind and courteous, and the museum is really interesting. Love the location too!

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  • Merilee Patterson
    03 April 2017

    Loved the tour of the light house, also went fishing on the channel, very nice place.Lots of places to rent from cabins to beautiful motels, access to lake Michigan, it warms up in July and August so swimming is fun, but be careful of the undertow. It comes when the waves are big Some beaches don't have life guards so be careful.

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  • Sarah Bowman
    26 July 2016

    Beautiful building, quiet locationI've lived in the area for most of my life and just discovered this lighthouse a few months ago!

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  • Mary
    04 July 2016

    A lovely lighthouse museum, obviously cared for lovingly by a team of volunteers. It's in a beautiful location, and the views from the tower while climbing are lovely. This is a charming place to stop if you are interested in history. My boyfriend and I adored this place.
    However, if you are not able bodied this might not be the place to visit. You have to climb several steps to get into the lighthouse, then the official museum displays are on the second floor, and then you still would need to climb the lighthouse tower to get to the top. There is a paved, accessible walkway next to the water that give you a good view of the lighthouse but just know that if you can't climb stairs you will miss out on a major part of the experience.

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