Drove through but didn’t stay. Rustic sites for tents. Didn’t look good for our small RV.

We drove through but didnt stay. Very small uneven sites. For $30 we moved on.

Retired

Well, the free firewood is history. The City couldn’t afford to supply it anymore. All the electrical boxes are in the wrong place so make sure you have a long enough cable. Despite that, the views from the campground are superb. I’ve stayed at a lot worse places and never returned. But I’d come back here.

A bit rough and rugged with lots of trees. No easy access to lakeshore. Rocky shore is overgrown with brush blocking view. Some sites are very uneven, sloped and difficult to enter even with a small camper. You may need an extension cord for your power connection. Free firewood was good.

Best Kept Secret.

This is a beautiful little campground. It is very wooded and some of the lower sites are right on Lake superior. We have been coming here for years and it is by far our favorite campground. It doesn’t have showers but you can take a quick dive into Lake superior or they have an agreement with the rec center in town. Fortunately we have our own shower so we don’t have to worry about that. We will continue coming here! Camping fees are reasonable and it includes firewood. As much as you want! We always try to get a site on the lake, because then you can watch the sailboats and kayakers go by along with the ferry which goes back-and-forth to Madeline Island. It is a gem of a place!

For Small Campers And Tents

It’s a not so well taken care of campground with bears. If you gotta you gotta!