Berrien County - 25 Attractions You Must Visit

St Joseph North Pier Inner Lighthouse stands tall between the two North Pier heads, at a height of 51 feet. This lighthouse serves as a beacon of hope for sailors who come across the glittering blue waters of Lake Michigan. Constructed in 1907 from iron and steel, it reflects the splendor of bygone days in its white tower that's crowned with a bright red roof. Withstanding wear and tear over many decades, this lighthouse is a living example of our industrial heritage.

Tiscornia Park, is a perfect destination for nature lovers looking for some peace and quiet. Nestled along the shores of Lake Michigan, Tiscornia boasts miles of shoreline with trails to explore plus a beach area and picnic spots where you can enjoy the stunning beauty of the Great Lakes. Visitors can also take advantage of great fishing opportunities as well as ample wildlife viewing areas.

Warren Dunes State Park offers a breathtaking experience for outdoor adventurers. Upon arriving, visitors are overwhelmed by the beauty of its rolling sand dunes and the clear blue waters of Lake Michigan that surround it. Set on 1,952 acres and lined with miles of pristine sandy beaches, it's an ideal destination for swimming, kayaking, and sunbathing. The park also features several trails that wind through the forest-covered dunes offering spectacular views along the way.

Warren Woods State Park is an incredible destination set on the beautiful woods of Southwestern Michigan. Boasting a wide array of amenities and activities, the park has something for everyone. From seasonal camping to hiking, mountain biking, hunting, birdwatching and snowshoeing - there's no shortage of fun to be had. The scenic nature trails meander through 313 acres of forests, wetlands and prairies, giving you a chance to take in the stunning beauty of the region.

The Whirlpool Compass Fountain is an iconic and historic point of interest. Located near the narrows of the Saint Joseph river, it is one of the most photographed spots in Southwest Michigan. The fountain belongs to the family-owned and operated Pere Marquette Beach amusement park right down the road. The structure dates back to 1929 when it was originally built for a Detroit department store. At sixty-feet tall and three feet wide, it has become a signature landmark along the waterfront.