attraction
Concord Point Lighthouse
Concord Point Lighthouse has stood at the mouth of the Susquehanna since 1827 and is one of the oldest continuously operated lighthouses on the East Coast.
At a Glance
- Built
- 1827
- Height
- 36 ft masonry tower
- Views
- Susquehanna & Chesapeake Bay
- Tower access
- Select weekends, seasonal
Key Details
Schedule
Grounds open daily. Tower typically open weekends May – October — verify with Friends of Concord Point.
Location
Admission
Free — donations welcome.
Parking
Free street parking; Promenade lot fills fast on weekends.
About Concord Point Lighthouse
The white masonry tower and adjacent keeper's house are preserved by the Friends of Concord Point Lighthouse. Visitors can climb the tower on select open days and browse the small museum in the keeper's house.
The park around the lighthouse is one of the most photographed spots in Harford County, with wide Chesapeake Bay views and direct access to the Havre de Grace Promenade.
Video Tour
A short video tour will live here. Drop a YouTube or Vimeo embed into this slot when you have footage of Concord Point Lighthouse.
Video coming soon
Insider Tips
- Sunset over the Susquehanna is the classic photo — arrive 30 minutes early.
- Combine with a full Promenade walk and lunch downtown.