Warren Dunes State Park - MI0403
Site ID: MI0403
This 185-foot monopole (Site ID: MI0403) is located within Warren Dunes State Park, positioned along the eastern shores of Lake Michigan. This wireless infrastructure asset is a critical hub for wireless communication in a high-traffic environment. Warren Dunes State Park attracts thousands of visitors annually, creating massive seasonal demands for mobile network capacity and coverage.This tower is engineered to manage those spikes smoothly while ensuring that surrounding residential and commercial zones maintain excellent connectivity all year round.
Balancing modern connectivity with environmental preservation is vital along the Great Lakes coastline. The clean, single-pole design of this monopole delivers substantial multi-carrier capacity while minimizing visual disruption to the park's scenic landscapes.
Balancing modern connectivity with environmental preservation is vital along the Great Lakes coastline. The clean, single-pole design of this monopole delivers substantial multi-carrier capacity while minimizing visual disruption to the park's scenic landscapes.
Beyond handling tourist traffic and personal mobile data, the tower serves as an essential backbone for public safety, emergency services, and park rangers operating across the dune trails and waterfront. This ensures a reliable communications layer is always available for search and rescue or local emergency coordination during peak summer seasons.
With a ground elevation of 612.5 feet above mean sea level (AMSL), the site projects a powerful line-of-sight footprint across the park, neighboring beaches and sand dunes, as well as nearby transit corridors like I-94.
With a ground elevation of 612.5 feet above mean sea level (AMSL), the site projects a powerful line-of-sight footprint across the park, neighboring beaches and sand dunes, as well as nearby transit corridors like I-94.
For telecommunications providers, the site features multiple available RAD centers at 169, 159, 149, and 139 feet, offering prime configurations for immediate colocation or future equipment reconfigurations.
Tower Details
Site Name: Warren Dunes State Park
Latitude/Longitude: 41.898694, -86.605528
Address: 6310 Browntown, Sawyer, MI 49125
County: Berrien
Structure Type: Monopole
Height: 185 ft
Available RAD Centers: 169 ft, 159 ft, 149 ft, 139 ft
Ground Elevation (AMSL): 612.5 ft
See Our Other Great Lakes Region Sites:
IL0440 Morton High School
OH0443 Tallmadge High School
Explore more towers in TowerCo's extensive portfolio to identify additional colocation opportunities across the region.
Partner With Us
Looking to colocate or learn more about availability at this site? Access our Colocation Application, submit a Reconfiguration Application, or download the Site Data Package. For leasing details, technical specifications, and next steps, contact our Great Lakes Region sales representative:
Sales Contact: Keith Shepherd
Phone: +1 (440) 281-2879
Email: kshepherd@towerco.com
Learn More
To learn more about the surrounding community, zoning guidelines, and regional infrastructure, visit the official Warren Dunes State Park web page.
Tower Details
Site Name: Warren Dunes State Park
Latitude/Longitude: 41.898694, -86.605528
Address: 6310 Browntown, Sawyer, MI 49125
County: Berrien
Structure Type: Monopole
Height: 185 ft
Available RAD Centers: 169 ft, 159 ft, 149 ft, 139 ft
Ground Elevation (AMSL): 612.5 ft
See Our Other Great Lakes Region Sites:
IL0440 Morton High School
OH0443 Tallmadge High School
Explore more towers in TowerCo's extensive portfolio to identify additional colocation opportunities across the region.
Partner With Us
Looking to colocate or learn more about availability at this site? Access our Colocation Application, submit a Reconfiguration Application, or download the Site Data Package. For leasing details, technical specifications, and next steps, contact our Great Lakes Region sales representative:
Sales Contact: Keith Shepherd
Phone: +1 (440) 281-2879
Email: kshepherd@towerco.com
Learn More
To learn more about the surrounding community, zoning guidelines, and regional infrastructure, visit the official Warren Dunes State Park web page.






