Philadelphia, PA - Explore the 3,112-acre Pennsylvania State Park on an arching peninsula in Lake Erie. The park is four miles west of the city of Erie and is located in Millcreek Township in Erie County, Pennsylvania. Here are some tips on how to enjoy the park. Read on to learn more about the park and how to plan your visit.
Presque Isle State Park in Erie
You'll be glad you did! Here are some tips for exploring Presque Isle State Park in Erie: Explore the park by boat! There are several tours available to the public. Take a ninety-minute boat tour and see the park from a different perspective. You'll get to see Commodore Perry Monument, the city skyline, and the area's many more sights and sounds. Consider taking a tour aboard the Lady Kate for a more leisurely trip. Tours are narrated, and you can ask questions about the area's history, wildlife, and nature.
You'll learn about the Battle of Lake Erie at the Commodore Perry Monument. This battle took place off the shores of Presque Isle Bay, Ohio, and featured a fleet of boats that fought for the American cause. The statue offers an overview of the history of the Battle of Lake Erie, and interpretive panels will explain the events that occurred. Check out the Erie Maritime Museum for more comprehensive information about the battle.
