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!

Cute little "no fuss" campground and convenient for car camping with direct access to public boat…read morelaunch onto Lake Superior. I would prefer a campground where the campsites are further apart. Public showers were available for $2 in quarters, but they were not luxurious by any standards. Small playground and volleyball court for kids to play. My mobile phone service is through AT&T and I had zero service in this area. My kids have service through T Mobile and somehow had access to data once in a great while.

Great location near Apostle Islands and northernmost WI Lk Superior shores. Lots to see walking the…read morebeach, and sites are well laid-out. The problem comes into play when who owns or does what. The host was unavailable after Fri before Labor Day, on. That presents a problem when campers who are only supposed to have 2 cars per site have 4, plus tow a boat so the driveway for all to share becomes clogged OR they actually park a 5th car right on the grass on your campsite. Why are those folks allowed to stay again? No drive-by review of sites or adherence to quiet times at night for families after 10pm by either host or on-site / live-in park ranger, although tribal police coming through every once in a while are aware of who handles what issues. The park doesn't handle issues, instead just takes your $. Makes for a not great stay. Its pretty much wild west, but doesn't present itself as such up front.

We love to tent up in the north shore during fall colors season. We aren't great at planning ahead…read moreso we scramble to find a campground.t he state parks are always booked months in advance, so it's the small private campgrounds in the area we enjoy. This one is sitting right on the lax lake. Every campsite will have some sort of view of the lake with some trees but it is not heavily wooded. You can see your neighbor but you're not packed in their like some campsites without any trees. Each campsite had plenty of space with a picnic table and a fire pit. I was a little disappointed in the one car rule because there was so much space to fit two cars and two tents at one campsite. It seems more of a family oriented campground that would be great for kids. We don't have any, so the kids got a little annoying for us. Especially when they are playing and yelling outside at seven in the morning. The bathrooms and quarter operated showers are well kept, clean and aren't far from any of the tent sites. The office is adorable and has a decent selection of snacks and camping things, like fire firewood, if you forget anything. You can also rent kayaks and pontoons for the lake. I felt that the tent sites were a little on the higher side for a campground but understandably so being on a lake with full bathroom, showers and laundry.

This place is so peaceful. We were looking to unwind and bliss out in nature. This was the perfect…read moreplace. The folks who run it are very friendly. The shower house was clean and 5 minutes is just the right amount of time for a hot shower! it's only 25 cents! Close enough to the activity of the north shore but far enough away to relax! We will be back!

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.

As we traveled north, we stopped at several state parks, and Copper Falls stood out as one of the…read moreprettiest--often noted in reviews for having the highest waterfall in the area. We were able to park easily and walk a short, fairly easy loop to reach the falls. The view of the waterfall was beautiful, though the trail itself isn't very shaded. Thankfully, the weather was mild during our visit, which made for a pleasant stop. Parking was plentiful, and the park overall felt accessible and well maintained. A worthwhile stop for an hour or so if you're exploring northern Wisconsin.

5 stars for the view and nice desk clerk but it stops there. You are given no information about…read morecampground or local areas....none. No grounds care or upkeep, over grown weeds and grass everywhere-- some blocking the spectacular view. Broken picnic table, unlevel pads, trash left in fire pit, small very narrow sites, no noise rules, people appear to be living here, overflowing garbage dumpster. Very sad situation. When opened, this campground was wonderful.

1. Amazing view, the best sites are deeper into the campground…read more 2. The bathroom/showers are closed right now, so there are only ports potties on site. The level of care was very poor. Perhaps cleaned once a week. Some were out of sanitizer. 3. We had a water hookup that was broken and sprayed the entire time we were there. I called the office the first night and no one came to fix it. We finally hooked a hose to it so it diverted the stream away from our site.

This is a small seasonal (May 15-Oct 15) campground managed by the City of Ashland Parks and…read moreRecreation. It has 6 RV sites with electric, and 6 tent/small camper tents without electric. (Parks and Recreation also manages another campground, Kreher, for larger RVs. Kreher has 33 sites). Prentice Park is a first come, first served campground. No reservations are taken. There were many sites still available when we arrived on a Wednesday evening around 6 pm in late May. Tent sites are $20/night ($125/week), while electric sites are $35/night. There was a host on-site, and we were able to pay her directly. This is a nice, and well-maintained campground. Sites were flat and clear, with a picnic table and fire ring. We had some privacy because there were small trees between our site and the adjacent one. (Some sites were less private). Firewood was available. There are flush toilets and secure showers. (The showers are for campers only, and require a passcode. The bathroom is open to the public during the day but is locked at night (usable with passcode). The campground felt safe, given the host on site but also with occasional patrols by the local police. The campground is adjacent to Prentice Park, which has a pavilion, playground, another bathroom, 2 miles of hiking trails, and access to the Ashland Rails to Trails. There is also an artesian well on site for fresh water. There were a few small negatives. We were tent camping and, despite being a few miles from Rte. 2, we could hear some truck traffic from that road. The campground is inland, so there's no view of Lake Superior. (Kreher Campground has lakefront sites). Finally, like everywhere else in the great outdoors in northern Wisconsin in late May, there were some mosquitoes but they weren't overwhelming.

A big thank you to the City of Ashland for providing and maintaining such a lovely campground. We…read moreare in a 38' class A with a Jeep. Site 5 was perfect for us. There are 6 RV sites and tent sites. It is a first come first serve campground. Sites have water and 50 amp power. Site 5 is a pull thru, paved and level. The camp host was right there providing the shower code. There are deer, bunnies, an owl and lots of birds. Fire pits at each site and firewood is available for purchase. Wonderful bike/walking trails here as well. Just delightful!

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.

Ok this place is the place to be in wascott wisconsin. Wrin the bartender,waitress she is amazing…read moreruning back and forth the burger was excellent and the green been were too.

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