Chippewa/Winnie

Steve Niblett

We have been coming here as a family off and on for 20ish years. We stayed in the 100's electric loop. We definitely felt intimidated and uneasy with what the lower loop of 112-124 looked like. Some territorial things going on down at the beach. Seems as if some of these first come first served campsites down by the water may be occupied longer than the 14 days. Still a very beautiful campground, but order seems to be lost.

Deb Hansen

A week ago we camped with friends for a couple of days. Very disappointed in the maintenance and non upkeep in the park. We camped for many years in Chippewa Loop and loved the campgrounds. We had a 5 year break and it is noticeably run down. No hot water, shower house very dirty. The park is so beautiful and needs to continue to keep up the basics to draw visitors and campers!

Michael Sloan

This a nice wooded campground on the shore of Cass Lake. It is well suited trailers and pop ups. Poison Ivy grows unchecked in the undergrowth and in campsites. The boat launch provides quick and easy access to Cass Lake and public access on other nearby lakes. The gender specific bathrooms and showers are stocked regularly but seldom cleaned. No fish cleaning facility is provided. Cass Lake is a few miles away and a source for your camping and fishing needs.

Jeffrey Osgood

Beware. NO DUMP STATION for RV's. The host told me that it's been out of service for 8 years. Chippewa loop is nice for those wanting electric, 30 amp only. Nice paved bike or hike path. All sites in this loop are roomy double with small shrub or tree separation between.

Diana White

Beautiful beach but poison ivy everywhere.