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Baraga
Baraga is a city in the U.S. state of Michigan. It is the county seat of Baraga County and is located on the western shore of Lake Superior. The population was 1,077 at the 2010 census. The city is named after Bishop Frederic Baraga, a Slovenian missionary to the Native Americans in the area in the 19th century. The city is home to the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community, a federally recognized tribe of Ojibwe people. The city is also home to the Baraga State Park, which offers camping, fishing, and other outdoor activities. The city is also home to the Baraga County Historical Museum, which features exhibits on the history of the area.
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User Reviews
Brandon Graves
Very nice campground loved it just very small things we didn’t like about it. 1. Our site was very close to the road so lots of road noise but nothing we can do. 2. It rained for about 2 days not the bad part. Bad part was the flooding throughout the campground. Luckily our site didn’t get it that bad. Other sites VERY BAD. Again can’t do anything about it just prepare for this if it happens. Bathroom/ shower house was nice had some ADULT guests act like kids and can’t just not be animals that’s not on the campground they did their job and had it all cleaned up. Very quiet place not close to anything but that’s not the problem. Can walk to the little diner at the end of the walking path. Would I recommend this place YES!!!! Absolutely!!!! Will we be back? Oh yeah I would go back.
Roxanne K
It was okay Nice helpful staff Our spot was next to a cute playground Fairly good size site but they are all different Left two days ago Noisy road and mud puddles Small showers Saw one hiking trail, but no trail for bikes Some sites were on higher ground and maybe quieter We would go again … nice but not my favorite
Joanne Schultz
We had a paved full hook up site which we greatly appreciated on the rainy days. There is road noise, but it becomes white noise and even lighter/less noticeable at night. Restrooms were well maintained and clean...best we've seen in many years!
Angermgmt65
This campground is a medium sized one compared to others we've been to, the staff was more than helpful and very friendly. Recommend viewing all the spots available when reserving as some tend to sit lower and drainage might be an issue. We'd definitely stay there again if we go back north.
Josh I
Nice camping ground with one flaw. It's right next to a road that always has traffic on it. We stayed in the middle of the campground in a tent and we heard trucks going by all night. We also stayed a night in the back of the park and could hardly hear the traffic. The restrooms and showers were clean. Beautiful view of the Bay. If it wasn't so smoky from the wildfires the sunrise would have been awesome. Mostly shaded camp sites. Great location being an hour away from a lot of things to do in any direction.