The pier is 315-feet long and 16 to 24 feet wide, extending 150 feet over Lake Erie. This park amenity was designed to improve accessibility and offers guests clear views of the downtown skyline and historic Euclid Beach shoreline that can be enjoyed from permanent benches and Adirondack chairs. The pier features three custom archways that pay homage to the historic park and former Euclid Beach Amusement Park. Silhouettes by local artist Brinsley Tyrrell are incorporated in the ironwork and feature images of dancers, carousel horses, steamships, the Thriller Car, Rocket Ship Car, Laughing Sal, and more.
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Nearby Attractions
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Villa Angela Beach
Villa Angela is a quiet woodlot named for the Catholic School once located on the site. The beach is a favorite location for swimming, bird watching and monarch butterfly observation. -
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Wildwood Park Paddling Access
Paddlers put-in at the marina. Paddlers can also paddle the calm waters of Euclid Creek. Respect individuals fishing and exercise caution when in proximity to marina traffic. Paddlers may rest on the...
Programs & Events
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Euclid Beach Park History Hike
On this hike through time, Naturalist Sebastian Stefanoff showcases Euclid Beach’s history as a once man-made amusement, later becoming a revitalized spot for natural development.