This campground was warm, welcoming, cozy, and quiet. The sites were tucked in underneath a canopy…read moreof oak and birch trees, looking out over a lovely lake. Carl and Sandy, the hosts/owners were terrific. They welcomed us and helped us get positioned into our site, had a stack of firewood ready to go by the fire pit, and even added a small rolled up item that made colorful flames! Great camping experience, great people, we will return.

Was here in Summer a decade or so ago and decided to go back again and spent a week here in late…read moreSeptember. The hosts are extremely accommodating and more than willing to help with getting your trailer into the proper place. Several of the sites are set permanently as they have wooden decks and some are a bit dated. Very quiet. No store but firewood is available and Iron River is less than 10 minutes away. Very nice!

Don't let the gravel road deter your visit here-you won't regret it! We camped during the week…read more(only sharing the area with one other camper-quite a long distance away). The bathrooms and shower were a pleasant surprise: Clean and a great experience for camping!

The owner, Vicki, was very nice and would always check to see if everyone was happy. This…read morecampground is beautiful and quiet - no "city camping" here! Clean bathrooms and showers. Want to get away from the "Rat Race" come here! Great for RV's and tent camping. It's worth the few miles (2.6) from the main road. Will be back!

New owners since 2014, lots of family friendly events at this swell campground, cabins and drive in…read morefor large rv campers. Great fishing on iron lake! They rent boats and pontoons. They have lodge with friendly service, frozen ice cream treats, nice craft beer selection, and tasty frozen pizzas. The view is great and Iron Lake is a fine place to swim, boat, fish or relax.

New owners took over in 2014 and it's like night and day. Greg and Kathleen have turned this resort…read moreand campground around in a positive way. The resort is now very family oriented with activities for the kids on the weekends. My girlfriend and I just spent 8 days and 7 nights in the "Escape Cabin". Beautiful view of the lake. Seriously if your wanting to camp or rent a cabin, this is the place to go. My sister is a seasonal and when come out the owners make us feel like family.

This park and campground is beautiful! We have fallen in love with Wisconsin parks and this is no…read moredifferent. Even long portions of the hiking trails were handicap accessible. There were several large covered picnic areas and places that looked like a city park with playgrounds and the like. Amazing! Oh, and the falls are gorgeous. Almost forgot that part.

Copper Falls State Park is often ranked among Wisconsin's top state parks, and it's easy to see…read morewhy. Located in the Northwoods of northern Wisconsin, the park's highlight is the Doughboy Trail, a well-developed two-mile loop that offers excellent views of both Copper Falls and Brownstone Falls. The trail is easy to follow, well-maintained, and includes several scenic overlooks. Because of its distance--several hours from cities like Madison--I recommend combining a visit with other Northwoods attractions. A great option is to stop here while exploring the Apostle Islands or the Bayfield area. Once inside the park, follow the main road past the ranger station until it ends at the parking lot, where you'll find restrooms and the Doughboy Trailhead. This is a beautiful park and well worth the stop, especially if you plan it alongside other northern Wisconsin adventures.

A party of four, stayed for two nights. Promptly welcomed by mosquitoes and a whiney neighbor's…read morechild, we found the campground to be quite minimal in accommodations, as website advertises. The $4 wood bundles were rather sparse, but two bundles sufficed per night for bonfire. Each primitive campsite for tents had a fire ring and picnic table. The sites were rather close together, separated by only a few trees and bushes. We hoped for a few good spots to set up hammocks, but only one set of trees was fitting for an ill-hung hammock. The pit toilet outhouses were outfitted with lights, hand sanitizer, and air fresheners, and so were better than many dirty typical outhouses elsewhere. Appreciated the no-need-to-check-in approach by the proprietors. RV spots available around the corner from primitive campsites. For $15 per night, this is a fair deal, but not necessarily a good set of accommodations for car campers who want a few of the added benefits of showers and more campsite privacy.

From the owner: Located 1 mile east of Cornucopia, WI, off scenic Highway 13; the South Shore Campground offers a…read morepeaceful wooded setting for your next vacation.

Every now and then you combine location, affordability, cleanliness and great personalities…read more When you pull in Rick is gonna start picking on you, run with it he's just loosing you up for a great weekend! All was well, I'll be back.

Knife river campground was great. The owners are very helpful and social, you can always find them…read moresomewhere around the site. The owner actually went out of his way to cut down some tree branches that were blocking out camper from comfortably entering our spot which was very nice. Bathrooms were clean but the women's was often busy. Not much else you can expect during peak camping season however. Very nice and close access to the beach as well as a nearby candy store. This place is great if you're looking for a nice place in the two harbors/Duluth area, but not looking to raise wild shenanigans. The owner seems to strictly enforce the 10:00 quiet rule time, which was fine with us.

Nice spots that aren't too close together. Large group sites that are away from single sites so…read morenoise is muted. Been here many times in the fall and always good experience.

Copper Range Campground in the Brule River State Forest is one of the best locations for paddling…read moreor fishing the Bois Brule River. A short walk from the campground itself gives you access to a decent put-in/take-out location for running the river. There are a couple good steelhead holes nearby as well. The bathrooms are solid, and there is a water pump to load up on a hot summer day. You can reserve sites or walk up if sites are still available. Every site has a good fire ring and log bench or two. Fellow campers are usually very friendly and willing to share fishing tips and locations.

This is one of two campgrounds in the Brule River State Forest. There is a Ranger Station, River…read moreAccess, and Fish Hatchery. The campground is beautiful, in a tall pine forest with nice sized campsites with newer fire rings and ADA accessible picnic tables. The campsites are semi private, you can see your neighbors but are nicely spaced out. The well water is fresh, cold, and tastes great - no iron water like the North Shore. It's also nice to have the town of Brule nearby for canoe rentals (they will pick you up at your site), Ice, Firewood, Convenience Store and bar. The only negative was that the bathrooms were pretty rough even by pit toilet standards. Also, there was lax enforcement of campground rules. This is good if you despise rules, not so good if you don't like hearing twin dobermans bark all day or see a kid in the next campsite shooting a pellet gun. But overall this is a very nice campground and a must for tent campers.