Gateway Park
The 13-acre Gateway Park, 815 W. Lake St., was constructed in 1982 with the purpose of stabilizing, beautifying and preserving Tawas River mouth property for public access and multi-recreational use. It was named Gateway Park because it is virtually the first major regional exposure to the Lake Huron coastal system. Visitors can enjoy picnicking or fishing off the pier at the mouth of the river. Portable accessible restrooms and parking are available. In 2010, a 300-foot lighted and ADA-compatible fishing pier was added to the park. A new boat launch accommodates two boats up to 28 feet long. Park features:
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