Neshotah Park — Attraction in Two Rivers

I don’t have any pictures tonight Google Maps but I only live about one block away from The Park. How about, Next Time I will send you your beautiful pictures. Okay I am promising you that. Now let me play my saxophone I don’t play anymore and my fingers are shot to play the guitar also. My Look Up Look Down 619 Oldies on my Laptop! Addition To My Comments one year later. Today with the rising water and weather the Beach is gone. Water is going over ZLONIK DRIVE, to what extent this will last we are not certain. Reports that Lake Michigan is poised to rise 11 inches over the winter of 2020...! I guess we will certainly find out rather soon when the spring ice melt comes down River. Through out the last summer of 2019 The Algae problem was becoming so toxic to the point that the state health Department board was sending out alerts for NO Swimming within the Two Rivers Beach areas.! ALL NEAR BY AREA BEACHES WERE AFFECTED BY THIS DAILY WARNING. I took a short drive from my house past the Beach Area Up To 22 Street. Going past the Beach Area By Site There is about maybe 50 feet of Actual Beach Left. This is going to depend how rough the lake might be on any specific day. The Lake Michigan was pretty calm that day, but if you know our lake like I do tomorrow there could be 15 feet of sandy Beaches along this Area.! I have lived on the East Twin River most of my life, all but for approximately 25 years . A Very Beautiful view, I look out my front windows and all I see is the Harbor and of course the business’s Around the Harbors Edges 42 Years I lived on this river..! About half of the Years I was here and the other half of my life was up the river as the crow flies about three miles VIA BOAT 5 minutes. The last Boats I had, I couldn’t go much further than call it two blocks.! I am 1.2 Blocks from Lake Michigan. That’s what Google tells me..! By...

Had a great day at this beach! Port-a-potties were very clean and didn’t smell plus included hand sanitizer. There is another set of regular bathrooms at the concession stand near the middle back from the beach a ways. There is another concession stand that sells some Asian food, slushies and boba tea on one end of the beach in the parking lot. Not sure what their hours are for either place. There is a nice walking path made of blacktop I believe. People of all ages were there and many going into the water, some building castles in the sand and others floating or playing frisbee in the water. No glass containers are allowed btw. But, we carried our cooler and snacks with us. It’s very clean and the sand is so soft. Popped up the umbrellas for a little shade and towels out for reading. I didn’t see it but one of my kids said there is a section for dogs. I did see a sign for the regular part of the beach that said dogs allowed on a leash from 6-10 am. Easy breezy parking and lots of it including overflow parking. Parking is so close to the beach makes hauling stuff not too difficult. Had a great time and everyone was...

Beautiful park along the shore of Lake Michigan. No longer the undiscovered gem it used to be, but still doesn’t draw large crowds other than hot summer weekends and Kite Fest (Labor Day weekend). Arguably the nicest sandy beach in Manitowoc County. It’s amusing to see unknowing tourists using the beaches along the main road between Manitowoc and Two Rivers when this quiet beautiful beach is just a few minutes away. The road thru the park is now one-way northbound. Many people still realize this after they first try to access it from 22nd Street (the directional signs are not the best, despite the city’s attempts). In addition to the beach, with it’s band stage for summer performances, there are horseshoe pits (league use on Wednesday evenings), playgrounds, a ball field, covered picnic areas, and walking paths thru the trees and along the lake. The National Ice Age Scenic Trail passes thru here. Even better, it’s free (even...