Point Beach State Forest

Point Beach State Forest, near Two Rivers in Manitowoc County, spans nearly 3,000 acres along six miles of sandy Lake Michigan shoreline. Established in 1938, it’s a favorite for campers, beachgoers, and outdoor lovers. The forest features family campsites, group cabins, a nature center, picnic areas, concessions, and accessible amenities like beach wheelchairs.

A standout feature is the historic Rawley Point Lighthouse, operated since 1853.

The forest also includes the Point Beach Ridges, an 11-ridge formation shaped by ancient lake waves, now protected as a State Natural Area and National Natural Landmark. With peaceful beaches, wooded trails, and year-round access, it’s a serene escape for stoners looking to connect with nature and