Very nice and wonderful location. Large sites with wonderful view of Lake Superior. Only thing I would want from this campground is sewer hookups. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This municipal campground is located on a bluff above Lake Superior and offers convenient access to the sand beach below. Those not familiar with Lake Superior should be aware that the water temperature stays low (65 degrees) even in the summer, so swimming is not for the faint of heart. Each site is delineated by posts on 3 sides. While this gives the impression of a small pad (all are dirt), mine measured over 30 feet wide. Power, water and cable are located at the back corner of each site. I had no problem connecting to the utilities with a 25 foot power cord. The park supplies a very good Wi-Fi signal and an above average selection of cable TV channels. Grand Marais is a very small town with only a small general store / gas station. Be sure to bring an adequate supply of food. The campground does not accept reservations, so obtaining a spot in the summer might be a problem. I’d suggest calling ahead. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park is as described in other posts, big issue is that water hook up on every other site is on the wrong side of the RV so bring a long hose to make a connection. Also if Wi-Fi is important then this may not be the place for you, Wi-Fi worked OK for 1st two days and the was non existent for the next 5 days, park staff did not seem to know what the problem was or get it fixed. Park is still nice being on Lake Superior, nice in Sept. because no crowds. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Good RV park with view of lake. Best sites are #8 to #18 with unobstructed view of lake. Sites need dirt hauled in to fill depression in center caused by years of use. Attendant would not turn WI-FI access on to Internet. Cable TV was weak (analog) and movie channels blocked. No sewer to allow longer visits. Needs MANAGEMENT. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We decided to take a chance on this "first come, first serve" park and showed up about noon on Sunday. We got a W&E (there are no sewer sites) site near the office that was out in the open enough to get satellite reception. The park has cable but we didn't hook up to it because it would have taken a 50' cord to do so. As it was, we had to use a 50' water hose. We shared a water post (it had 6 water spigots) with 4 other sites. Out site was closest to the post - the other sites were using multiple hoses connected together. As previously mentioned, the park is right on Lake Superior and the extensive beach is just a short walk and flight of stairs from your site. Most of the campers are families and groups in adjacent sites enjoying this park for get-together for days or weeks. We would have stayed another day if they had sewers. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Woodland Park is the city park of Grand Marais. Located on a bluff (3 separate stairways lead down to the beach) overlooking Lake Superior, it is a no reservation park. They advertise 102 sites with W/E (all seemed to be both 30 and 50 amp) and cable TV. Unless you have a satellite dish, their cable is a must. They also offer free Wi-Fi but we were only able to lock on one brief moment in a 3 night stay and then it failed. Thankfully our Verizon cell and Mi-Fi worked just fine. Sites vary in size/length, are grassy, a little uneven (leveling boards a must) and come with a picnic table and fire ring and most offer some shade. You are close to your neighbor but we were still able to put out our awnings. Campers pull in/back in a helter-skelter fashion so you may share a “lawn” with your neighbor depending upon how you and they entered the site. The narrow roads in the park are unmarked direction wise so it gets pretty chaotic when rigs are searching for an available site. Suggest they put some direction arrows. We arrived on a rainy day (in fact the UP was in a 5 day rain period) so there were enough sites (even overlooking the bluff for $1.00 more than inland sites) available in spite of an advertised deep water weekend fishing tourney (lake trout & salmon). The town is pretty small but we enjoyed a generous evening meal at a reasonable price at the local Lake Superior Brewing Company. It appears all the locals and campers visit the place. Fishing, sitting by the fire, listening to the very close by church carillon that plays songs and chimes on the hour and collecting smooth stones from the beach seems to be the activities of choice. We spent a day and drove up to the Shipwreck Museum and the Whitefish Point Lighthouse from the campground. Diesel and gas prices, while not great, were still cheaper than at Mackinaw City. (Diesel $3.85). We’ll head in the direction of the Painted Rocks Light house at the eastern end of the national lakeshore while we’re here. As an aside, the access road to the lighthouse was closed and we didn’t feel like we wanted a mile plus hike to see it, so we visited the Sable Falls instead. We’re self contained but the CG has 4 pay (.50/ shower of undetermined length ) showers and clearly not enough for the number of people who will weekend here. It’s 25 miles off the beaten path to get here but on a good paved road and we’d recommend it to someone who has never been here before. Their harbor is very picturesque. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice park next to Lake Superior, it served as a great home base for quad riding on the many trails throughout the area. You can ride your quad right from your campsite through the town and get to any of the trails. Nice to walk the beach looking for agates, a lot of sites are very large. Only downside is there is a lot of sand and you are constantly tracking it inside, but that is part of being on a Great Lake. WiFi worked great, cable TV was very nice, only wished they had sewer hook ups. Definitely will return. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is one of our favorite campgrounds. Fantastic view of Lake Superior. Large, level campsites with very easy access, recently upgraded electric and Wi-Fi services, close by stores in town. The restrooms are very clean. The showers are nice, but require 50 cents for 6-8 minutes, so bring some quarters. We've been coming here for almost 10 years, and it's nice to see that the campground has made improvements that keep it up with the times, yet it still maintains the rustic atmosphere that, to us, defines camping. We'll be back! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Older park, but wonderful views of Lake Superior. Had cable TV which was a plus. Brew pub in town is a great place to eat. Bring groceries as they are a little scarce there. Beautiful area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Located on lake Superior,close enough to town to walk to. Very friendly staff. Found unsecure WiFi around township office. Showers were 50 cents but worked good. Have recently upgraded most sites to 50amp. Excellent value for $25. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The main attraction of this campground is the ideal location right on the shore of Lake Superior, a few blocks from the center of the village and a short drive from the eastern entrance to Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. There are two stairways down to the excellent beach. You can walk for miles along the beach in either direction. The sites are relatively level with a mix of open and shaded sites. The view from the shoreline sites was partially obstructed by trees. We preferred the sites further back where there were lots of vacant sites and hence a more open and peaceful setting. There is a broad open section where you can go to watch the sunset. The washrooms facilities were good, - great showers. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A hidden gem in the UP. Great views of Lake Superior from the front row. Small hike down the hill to the water. Sites laid out poorly and many not very level (uneven not hilly). We camped here in a Motorhome.

I had a GREAT time here. The office staff are very nice and the facilities clean and adequate. I stayed here for 4 days. They don't take reservations (first come first serve). I left home at 6 AM and I arrived before noon and didn't have trouble finding an open site. At check-in I was concerned because of their "cash only" policy. This can indicate unsavory business practices, and I usually don't carry much currency in my wallet, preferring 1 credit card. So, I had to return to the RV to dig out more money. However my concerns were unfounded. They let you drive around and choose a site that fits you before you commit. The prices are very reasonable at $19 and $20, depending on the site location. It's a cliff view of Lake Superior but there are paths and stairs down to the beach. Showers are 50 cents but they give you more than enough water. I would recommend this park highly! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Beautiful campground in small Lake Superior town. Very clean and just built a new rest room - shower building. Both were very nice but had pay showers. A great beach on Lake Superior for swimming (COLD!), walking, agate hunting or just relaxing. The sunsets were terrific! Hosts are very friendly. Lots to do in the area - Pictured Rocks Nat. Seashore is next door and if you are there in August, there is wild blueberry picking just about everywhere. Great place-will be sure to return! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a nice, clean, quiet campground, located on the shore of Lake Superior. This campground is operated on a first come, first serve basis and is open Apirl 20th thru october 15th. We camped here in a camper.