Port Huron, MI

To see discounted cruises that visit or depart from this port, use the Find a Bargain box on the left.

Historic Port Huron is nestled along the shores of the St. Clair River and Lake Huron. Great shops and restaurants are located along the riverside in quaint 18th century buildings, and some of the best fishing and boating on the Great Lakes await those who visit. Visit to Michigan's oldest lighthouse, or tour Port Huron Museum, where you'll learn all about Port Huron's famous boyhood resident, Thomas Alva Edison.

Language: English
Currency: US dollar (US$)

Driving Directions and Parking Information

Port Huron Ship Terminal
100 McMorran Blvd
Port Huron, MI 48060

The Port Huron Ship Terminal is located 1 hour away from Detroit Metro Airport.

From the South and West - Take I-69 N to the Water St exit (number 274) toward Port Huron. Turn right onto Water St and then take a slight right onto 10th St. Turn Left onto Lapeer Ave. and then turn Left onto MI-25/ I-69 BL/ I-94 BL. Finally, turn Right onto McMorran Blvd. From the East - Take I-69 W to Hancock St. Take a right onto Hancock St. and then another right onto Pine Grove Ave. Finally, turn Left onto McMorran Blvd.