human settlement in Monroe County, Michigan, United States of America

Luna Pier is a small city in Monroe County.

Lake Erie from Luna Pier

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Established in 1926 as Lakewood, Luna Pier was generally considered as the best spot to dance under the stars, even over water! It thrived as a mecca for dancers in the Roaring '20s and through much of the Depression. It was incorporated as a city in 1963. Luna Pier functions as a resort for people living in the Toledo, Ohio and the Metro Detroit areas. Tourists who visit it are typically interested in fishing, its public beach, bike trails, a public boat ramp, marinas, ball fields, lake-front scenery, and small-town atmosphere. Whether it's one, a few, or all of these interests that you have, you're in luck!

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A view of Lake Erie from Luna Pier.
  • Luna Pier Bootleggers & Blues Festival. Every third weekend in July. Founded in 2011, this blues music, arts, and community festival was created in a partnership with the Monroe County Convention & Tourism Bureau to promote Luna Pier and support its economic growth and development.
  • 1 Public Beach.

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  • Chateau Louise, 4320 Luna Pier Rd., +1 734 848-4758. Dating from the era of Prohibition, this Chateau has wall-to-wall decorations for even the most minor holidays.
  • Gander's Family Restaurant, 4219 Luna Pier Rd., +1 734 848-8913. Quite popular with truckers.
  • Cruiser's Carhop, 10552 Evans Dr. #11, +1 734 652-5597. One of the various side dishes is deep-fried macaroni and cheese.
  • Roma's Pizza, 10552 Evans Dr. #3, +1 734 848-8888. A popular parlor for dine-in, pick-up, or local delivery.

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Routes through Luna Pier
DetroitMonroe  N   S  → Erie → Toledo



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