Point Beach State Forest in Two Rivers, Manitowoc County, United States | Campsite | Campgrounds | Camping | state park

Point Beach State Forest in Two Rivers, Wisconsin is open year round and features 3,000 acres of land with six miles of sandy beach right on the shores of Lake Michigan. There are 127 family campsites, 70 of them with electricity and two cabins for large groups, and in summer they have grocery items, camp supplies, ice, food and refreshments in the lodge building at the North end of the campground. Point Beach State Forest has many beautiful trails to explore including bicycle and scenic trails, the Ice Age National Scenic Trail and even a snowmobile connector trail. Rawley Point Lighthouse is a major feature of the forest, and activities here include hiking, biking, swimming, boating, canoeing and kayaking, fishing, hunting, trapping and winter activities and pets are allowed on a leash, they are open year round for your enjoyment, and there are picnic areas and playgrounds.