Woodland Dunes Nature Center and Preserve is celebrating its 50th anniversary of habitat conservation, nature-based education and outdoor recreation. The Dunes contains more than 1,500 acres of an interesting mix of hardwood and conifer forests, wetlands and prairies located between Two Rivers and Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
Take a stroll, have a look and listen to the wonders that are found here. Our rare 14 ridges and swales are home and important stopover habitat to songbirds, Monarch butterflies, bats, amphibians, mammals and more than 400 plant species. This rare land and its creatures attract thousands of people year-round and serves as an outdoor classroom for our educational programs.
Woodland Dunes is a private, non-profit nature center offering:
- Seven miles of nature trails including a segment of the Ice Age Trail
- 30-foot viewing tower at the Nature Center
- Children’s indoor education room and outdoor nature play area
- Butterfly and Bee Garden
- Bird viewing area in the Nature Center
- Kayak launch at the end of Cattail Trail boardwalk
- Snowshoe rentals in season
Noteworthy Designations:
- One of Wisconsin’s 100 Wetland Gems
- Wisconsin State Natural Area
- Important Bird Area
Plan your next visit with us soon! Come explore and celebrate the unique treasures found within our Preserve. For year-round events, tours, and featured programs, visit www.woodlanddunes.org or all 920-793-4007.
For more information to help you plan your next outdoor adventure, visit exploretworivers.com.
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