Beautiful spot to visit. You will pay a fee to enter the area.
Historic 113-foot beacon along Lake Michigan
Rawley Point Lighthouse is a historical landmark in Two Rivers, set along Lake Michigan within Point Beach State Forest. Our steel octagonal skeletal tower rises 113 feet above the lake surface, operating under the U.S. Coast Guard from before sunset to after sunrise. While the active station and keeper's quarters are closed to interior tours, visitors can view and photograph the beacon from the surrounding dunes, trails, and sandy shoreline.
Beautiful spot to visit. You will pay a fee to enter the area.
This is located at a state park so a fee is required. The fee varies on the state of your license plate. I had no cell phone signal while on the property. The beach is absolutely beautiful. The lighthouse was closed off so we could not get close but we’re still able to take pictures. There was a selfie stand to take a picture with the lighthouse in the background, which was really cool.
A really nice place its a shame you cant go to the lighthouse. But the beach is super quiet and peaceful. All sorts of trails and places for kayak, bikes , even horses. Beautiful nature sounds frogs and all cause its away from the hussle and bussle of life. There is campgrounds too. And rv hook ups for electricity. But it dont affect the nature feel. Great place to at least show up and exsplore.
Wonderful spot, if you qualify to stay. Most people don't, but I am posting photos for those that do. It is a Federal property surrounded with 15 or more no trespassing signs. Do yourself a favor, and don't go past the signs unless you have permission. You will know if you have permission because they will give someone in your party a key.

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Historic 1890s steel skeletal lighthouse on the canal
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