We had a lot of fun at the park. The facilities were very clean and nice. We stayed in campsite 32…read moreand really enjoyed it. The campsites have a good amount of foliage and feel private. The park feels remote considering you have to take a car ferry and drive to the other side of the island to get there. Firewood was available for $9 a bundle up by the office. We hiked a few of the trials--lagoon ridge train was not kept up, there are signs alerting of this. The walk by the beach and the water was very nice. The flies were bad when we went, and so were mosquitoes, but it probably had to do with the time of year! We went into town several times, they have one small grocery store and a few bars and restaurants. Overall a great experience and would go back!

We came here on the ferry from Bayfield (super easy, but recommend having your car on the ferry if…read moreyou plan to head out here) and had a great time hiking. I was a little confused on where I was supposed to park for the trails, but there's essentially one road so you just kinda figure it out as you go (I went the wrong way the first time, maybe a 2 minute detour). We parked near the beach access area, and started off on the trails. We took the Woods Trail to the Point Trail to the Bayview Trail -- and it brings you right back to the same place. I recommend doing it in this order (which I think is counter-clockwise?) versus the reverse. While the Woods Trail is in a lovely, lush green woods, after seeing the rocks and lake sites along the other trails, the Woods Trail would be a very boring way to end. Starting with the Woods Trail, it's only better as you go along. I hiked with my senior large dog, and he did just fine on the paths. Pretty clear markings and nothing super treacherous if you don't venture out on to the rock formations. Dogs are not allowed on the beach or boardwalk (big sad face), so we went back to town after the hike. Along our way, we saw a small black bear crossing the road! Quite an adventure. Depending on date and time, might be limited food options on the island, so have a plan and check out your options ahead of time.

We rented a cabin cruiser from Brad and Karen for a day. Boat was in great shape and they were…read moresuper knowledgeable and accommodating, moving our reservation twice for us. Once on the account of bad planning on my part and once on the account of weather. I can't recommend them enough.

Wow, what a find! I really wanted to take a boat tour while I was visiting the Apostle Islands so I…read morecould see the fun sites you can't really see from shore in Bayfield or on Madeline. Karen at Adventure Tours was a total rockstar in helping me get a tour booked. I came a bit early in the season and with my dog, so getting a date and a group willing to travel with a dog was a bit challenging. Karen was constantly communicating with me while I was up there trying to find a group for me to go out on the boat with. And she did! We'd been chatting back and forth while she was checking the best date for the weather, and we were able to have a wonderful tour! Captain Lauren was likewise a rockstar and our all-lady tour (except for my male pup) was a total blast. I love that this tour was in a smaller speedboat and there were only four of us plus dog plus Captain Lauren. We got to chat and mention things we might want to know and see, and Lauren was a trove of information and fun facts. We also were able to get closer to some of the cooler islands and rock formations than the huge commerical tour boats we saw further out in the water. We got to naviate inside some of the sea caves and look out at the big boats who couldn't fit or get this close. This was 100% the way to go for a water tour. I cannot recommend this option enough, and extra love for being dog friendly.

This is a pretty passive park that overlooks Lake Superior and is located next to the Ashland City…read moreHall. The grass is clipped close - almost putting length - and there is a stone path perimeter. The park opened in 2020 and still looks very clean. Inside the center of the park are a number of benches and picnic tables, some of which have covers. The park is handicapped accessible though there are some steps at one entrance. The Ashland Farmer's Market is hosted here. There is a small parking lot on the east side. [Review 17905 overall - 207 in Wisconsin - 1426 of 2022.]

Kayaked out to the sea caves yesterday and had a fabulous day!! Jared was our guide and he provided…read moretop-notch service before, during, and after the tour! Highly recommend taking a paddle with this company if you're in the area!

We were lucky to have a very calm day on the water, making the tour beginner friendly. The tour…read morewill be in a tandem kayak. For the 8 am tour we were the first people out on the water which made the experience extra peaceful. I highly recommend doing this! Jared is really friendly and gives great local suggestions. He also will take pictures and videos for you that turned out great

Sean and Savanna were amazing. We did a full day on the outer island. There was bad weather…read moreprojected for the morning of out trip and when everyone else canceled they stayed up watching the weather and made the call to go out. It turned out to be a beautiful day. They made sure to put us on fish and we limited out. The atmosphere they created on the boat was of life long friends. They talked about all the islands we were passing and shared all kinds of knowledge. I have been on a bunch of charters and this was by far the best. Do not hesitate to book with these guys. They put in the effort so you have a great time. I can't wait to go back out with them.

We did the sunset cruise. It was great. Recommend arriving about 45 min early to ensure you get…read moreupper level seating. Advise you wear pants and long sleeves as it does get chilly. Also, may want to sit on the left had side of the boat, otherwise you will be looking at a lot of open water; the captain does turn the boat when you get to the scenic points so everyone can see. Also, you will need to turn in your seat in order to see the sunset. It's at your back otherwise!

We would give 6-stars if that was an option. Captain Ashley and Pete set us up with a custom tour…read morefrom Bayfield all the way to the Outer Island with stops at lighthouses and caves. Captain Pete really knows his stuff and made this a most memorable trip. His boat skills allowed us to get up into the caves and experience the site and sound up close. He was even able to dock in the choppy water so we could hike up to the lighthouse in Devil's Island. Could not say enough amazing things! Thank you, Captain Ashley and Pete!

We had an awesome time on our private tour with Captain Pete yesterday. We were very blessed with…read moreunbelievably calm water and were able to enjoy all those amazing caves and islands and lighthouses up close. Captain Pete was extremely friendly and informative. Captain Ashley was very helpful in setting up our trip on short notice as I called her the night before and she was able to accommodate us. I feel we got more than our monies worth and would absolutely do this trip again. Highly recommend them to anyone who's interested in viewing this amazing ecological area.

It's a clean, spacious area that features many amenities including swimming, trails, camping,…read morefishing and much more. On the shores of Lake Superior's Chequamegon Bay, it's an excellent spot to pull off and enjoy the breath taking views. You can even see the Ashland Breakwater Lighthouse. Because we're here in February, we only get to see the ice shanties and trucks on the bay. I'm sure we'll be back come summer. 02/25