Point Beach State Forest

Point Beach State Forest, located near Two Rivers, Wisconsin, is a 2,903-acre state forest offering a diverse range of recreational activities along six miles of Lake Michigan shoreline. Accommodations:

• Family Campground: The forest features 127 family campsites, with 70 offering electrical hookups. Each site includes a picnic table and fire ring. Reservations can be made online.
• Group Cabins: Two large group cabins are available for reservation, accommodating larger parties.
• Outdoor Group Camp: An outdoor group camp is also available for organized groups.

Amenities:

• Rawley Point Lighthouse: Established in 1853, this lighthouse is a notable feature within the forest.
• Nature Center: The forest includes a nature center offering educational exhibits and programs.
• Shelters: Several picnic areas and shelters are available for visitors.

Recreational Activities:

• Hiking and Biking Trails: The forest offers multiple trails, including the Rawley Point Trail, which is part of the Ice Age Trail, providing opportunities for hiking and biking.
• Swimming: The forest features a designated swimming area along the Lake Michigan shoreline.
• Fishing: Fishing is permitted in designated areas within the forest.