Horton Point Lighthouse
Horton Point Lighthouse is a historic 58-foot tower built in 1857, offering families a chance to explore maritime history and climb the restored lighthouse. The site includes a Nautical Museum in the adjoining Keeper's House, a scavenger hunt for kids, and video tours that bring the lighthouse's story to life. Open weekends during the summer season, it's a great destination for families interested in local history and coastal heritage.
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