Great spot to get away from indoors to enjoy the lake breezes! Mind you the weather is pretty unpredictable and during winter it is extra windy this chilly so keep that in mind when visiting the area. The walking path is newly paved and nicely decorated while covering a fair distance. You can get fresh air, exercise, and scenery. They tend to display decorations during the according season and there is a few monuments for veterans and law enforcement which was pleasing to view.

We discovered this lovely walking park after spending some time at Tiscornia Beach Park. There are a series of informative signs that start at the war memorials and go through to shipbuilding and dredging the St. Joseph Channel to build the harbor. It was a nice, quiet and easy walk on the bluff. Lots of free parking nearby. I especially liked seeing the lighthouses we had walked to at Tiscornia from afar. The swing train Bridge was another highlight.

The lake bluff Artisian fairs and Farmers Markets are excellent. There is a beautiful view and great vendors. You can even find the best Vegan meats in the world if you are lucky enough.

Beerfest was lots of fun!! The glasses need to be bigger say 6oz.

Loved this park! It was great to walk. The beach didn't allow dogs but the wide sidewalk was permissable. There were clean public restrooms and the train station had a pizza place there too.

Beautiful view! Parking, walk ways, and close to shopping.

By far one of the best and most famous views in all of southwestern Michigan, if you haven’t seen a world famous sunset here, you are truly missing out. The lake is beautiful when it is sunny out as well. The experience is breath taking the first time you ever see it.

We were at the park for the farmers market which is always great unless you're not a fan of fresh veggies and artisan cheese. The park has a scenic overview of beautiful Lake Michigan and a moments walk to beautiful downtown St Joseph :)

People watching Mecca. Lake view backdrop. From Tossis Cafe to Rey 🔔 Bells for deserts to full menu, Bistro on the Bluff,cart vendors and Art. Pet Friendly and tidy.Fountains and a breeze.

Great place to take the kids. The beach is close by and so is a carousel and kids museum. NOT gay friendly. I would say that is true for the entire town.

Wow! The winding boardwalk is so unique. Was there at sunset. Gorgeous view.

Epic park featuring one of the biggest splash pads in the midwest just down the bluff from town ...

The Farmers Market is every Saturday through to October. Many vendors have tents sporting their wares...i.e, garden plants, produce, cheeses, coffee, popcorn etc. Other events are held throughout the summer. Many people walk their dogs. If you need a rest, there are park benches along the bluff. Picnic tables are available as well.