Superior/Two Island Lake

Andy

Pretty nice for rustic camping. No water or power hook ups, so bring a generator if need be. Get there early so you can get one of the good spots, there are three loops and each loop has about 2-4 good, big sites close/next to the water. Boat launch and dock good for smaller boats. There are a few vault toilets and drinking water spigots scattered around each loop. The lake is pretty nice, although a little weird. Random spots of shallow water all over, but an overall nice clean lake. Lots of fish once you find them. We went there with two families of nine each and we all had a good time, the best part is no service so you’re forced to disconnect while you are there. Also, the pay method is a little goofy, right when you pull in there is a spot with envelopes that you write you info on. Still not sure if you are supposed to put them somewhere near the entrance, or bring them with you. Some campers had theirs attached to the site number sign but seems a little sketchy with people running around. Would definitely stay again!

Michael “Wolfy” Howes

This campground is about 25-30 minutes from Grand Marais in the Superior National Forest. We pulled in late in the evening and found a site on a Friday night - it was quite packed. There are 3 different campgrounds and there are a good amount of sites. Our site was very spacious and not too close to others for a campground. Very well kept, clean spaces, a place for garbage, very clean restrooms (vault toilets). Each spot has a nice fire ring and a picnic table with 2 tent spaces and parking. The lake is very nice and a great place for an evening stroll. The road coming in is mostly unpaved but I think any car could easily get in and out as it is graded. Highly recommend camping here if you want to avoid the loud/busy state parks and be out a tad.

Sandy Montgomery

Absolutely gorgous! It's such a beautiful place. I loved that we were right on the lake and had no problems putting our paddle boards in. We got really lucky and got to see the Northern Lights. The campsite was perfect! I hope to go back!

dora

loved my time here! site 21 has a private little launch for your kayak or paddleboard, and is across from the vault toilets, it's 25 steps from site to water down some stairs. lake is clear, clean, rocky bottom, and shallow. water is a good temp due to lake's smaller size and shallow depth. campsites are quiet, wooded, beautiful. first come first serve, no reservations. $20/night. zero cell signal.

Nitszu

A check off your lake superior drive. Gorgeous park.

Nicholas Culp

Lots of sites in a wooded setting. A shallow beach and loading dock.

Patrick Jensen

Nice national forest campground, but the people camping there at the time were loud and disrespectful of others. Also, I picked up a ton of trash from my campsite from previous campers. Really sad to see. Paid for two nights and only stayed one. I'm more of a dispersed camper. Love my isolation from others. Just thought I'd give the campground a try, but found a spot on a lake all to myself... Respect the lands people, it's a privilege that can be taken away because of your carelessness!

B M

These campgrounds and the town nearby are not what they used to be. The locals are mean and the police will harass you. Would recommend a different campground and area.

Troy Molde

About 25 min away from Grand Marais down town. First come first serve using the honor system. Bugs are thick, bring a bug tent. Has boat launch at the campground, lake is pretty shallow with submerged rocks so be careful. Devil track boat launch is 4.5 miles away. We chose to go fish and boat there

Karen B

This is a wonderful small campground. It has 3 loops of campsites with 11-13 sites each loop. Each site has enough trees and foliage that you don't see your neighbors next to you. It really muffles sound as well. It seemed like most sites were large enough to have both a camper trailer and a truck with room to spare. Some sites had room for several tents. Each appeared to have a picnic table and a fire pit with grill. It has a rather large boat ramp and a short dock. We saw that many sites, campers were able to pull their watercraft right up to their campsites. We thought this was more a fishing campground rather than a family one as we didn't see or hear a lot of children. We also didn't feel like we were being eaten alive by bugs, so they must fog the area with bug spray.