Lieu historique national du Phare-de-la-Pointe-Mississauga
Mississauga Point Lighthouse National Historic Site is a historic site along the Niagara-on-the-Lake Golf Club. The site has undergone extensive restoration efforts over the years.
Fort Mississauga, once the site of Upper Canada's first lighthouse in 1804, was built 10 years later to secure the British/Canadian border and face the American Fort Niagara. In use until 1826, it became a national historic site unique in Canada for its star-shaped fortifications. The buildings can be viewed from the outside.
You can walk around this historic site, but also down to a cobble beach where a new trail links Fort Mississauga to the Fort George battlefield and Lake Ontario.
Parking is available on Simcoe Street.