Picnic shelter playground basketball and tennis courts skateboard park. Skateboard Park hours are seasonal picnic shelters can be reserved. On Pearl St. near Langley Ave.

Spectacular view of Lake Michigan, Silver Beach, St. Joseph River piers and lighthouse. Lake Bluff Park features picnic tables, historic monuments, walking trails and benches, Lake Boulevard and Downtown St. Joseph. Home to the Farmer's Market, Antiques on the Bluff and Light up the Bluff light display in winter.

Below the bluff in downtown St. Joseph south on Lions Park Drive. Sheltered pavilions parking and sidewalks. (No lifeguards on duty for swimming.) Featrues a playground restrooms and a superb view of St. Joseph's pier and lighthouse.

Scenic views of Lake Michigan picnic facilities and a viewing structure Two free parking areas. Lakeshore Drive north of Hawthorne Ave.

Provides approximately a quarter mile of frontage on the south side of the St. Joseph River adjacent to the downtown area. It is heavily used during the Venetian Festival and as a broadside moorage during the Tri-State Regatta. A great place to take the kids and feed the ducks. The Howard Recreation Trail passes through the arboretum.

107 acre park located on a bend of the St. Joseph River. The park has baseball fields playground equipment picnic shelters and nature trails. Several of the shelters are available for rental.

Located below the bluff in downtown St. Joseph on Lake Street. It has a 600-space parking lot off Broad Street, men's and women's bathhouses, park office and visitor's center bike racks, playground equipment volleyball nets and 1600-foot beach for swimmers (lifeguard on duty during the summer). Voted "Top Ten Beaches" by Parents Magazine and "Top Six Beaches in the World" by Delta Sky Magazine.

Newly constructed tennis courts. Open for public use when not in use by St. Joseph Public Schools. First come first serve and restrooms are available. Located on Stadium Drive near St. Joseph High School.

Playground specifically for young children.

A family oriented park located on sixteen acres along the shoreline of Lake Michigan in the northwest corner of the City. Amenities include the North Pier Lighthouse and walkway, which is a popular spot for fishing and watching sunsets. Restroom facilities, sandy beach and a pavilion that will accommodate about forty for picnics is available for rental through the City Clerks Office at 269-983-6325. $3 admission per vehicle is required for Non-City Residents and those without Season Passes. Season Passes are available for $20.