This park has a lot of nice hiking trails. I've visited often to do day hikes and have my…read morefavorites. The Lake of the Clouds overlook has a stunning view, especially in Autumn. The Escarpment trail starts there. This trail is hilly but gives you many different views of this area from different vantage points, all with their own beauty. The Big Carp River trail is another beautiful one that is a bit longer. The Presque Isle waterfall loop is an easy short walk with beautiful scenery. I also recommend a day hike starting at the Government peak trail and turn onto the Union Spring trail to Union Spring. I hiked these out and back during peak visiting season and had the place to myself.

This park is a must-see in the area. There are many trails and camping opportunities. The trek to…read moresee the Lake in the Clouds is not too far from parking. There are plenty of benches along the walkway. The views are very beautiful.

This campground did the job, as far as campgrounds go. There is lake access, but the rocks are…read moreJagged and treacherous, so you're better off driving to a nearby beach. The bathrooms were clean and nice. There is no sink or spot to do dishes, which was annoying. The spots were open and close to each other with little to no shade and no privacy. It's pretty much a field and am RV Park. I would not stay here again unless there were no other options in the area.

I could seriously begin to write a Pure MI ad about how much I loved this campground. I went to…read morethis campground in the middle of August and the weather was ideal for camping. It warmed up in the afternoon but was nice a cool for sleeping. We stayed with another couple on our site and it was a tight squeeze. The sites here are very small so keep that in mind if you are traveling with a large group. In order to get a spot right on the lake you have to book 6 months in advance and it is totally worth it. You can hear the waves crashing onto the beach from your tent and it is well worth booking a trip so far in advance. We stayed in spot #1 for a four day trip. It was a short walk down to the beach where we watch the sunrise every morning. The bathrooms were nice and well cleaned. There is a camp sponsor who stays a month at a time on the campground to help organize events. My only complaint is the fire pits didn't have grates or anything for you to cook over so that meant becoming buddy-buddy with our neighbor to borrow supplies. The hiking was amazing. There were plenty of good trails within a 20 min drive of the area. We had such a good time exploring the area. I will stay that the trails are extremely muddy after a good rain but after two days they dry out pretty well. We didn't explore any of the restaurants but there are several within 30 mins drive. Overall I can't wait till we can go back to this campground and I would highly recommend this mountain range to anyone in the Midwest.

Gas and food! Right on the trail- inside is clean and lots of room to warm up and have a drink…read more Bartender is very nice.

Came here for gas on the snowmobile only to walk in to a bar and a convenient store , it was…read moreawesome ! It was at night and completely empty inside , bartender said all the snowmobile's head to Hurley after dark which was perfect for us !!!! Awesome place ! Grabbed some snacks and off we went .

Food is fantastic and they are the sweetest people there. I heard that they have black bears that…read moreyou can see while eating but that's not for me! I go for the food and the drinks. Try the chicken & waffles and one of their ice cream drinks which are absolutely delicious but if chicken & waffles isn't for you, try something else as everything tastes great! They also have a bowling alley and comfortable rooms that you can stay in after the days activities.

Decent food but you really come here to see the bears they feed daily. Service was attentive…read moreenough, not too smiley but they were very busy so I get it. Restaurant is a bit older and due for a reno but served its purpose while everyone looked out for the bears. Very family restaurant feel.

We were touring the upper peninsula of Michigan and were looking at waterfalls. It was getting…read morelate we drove to Bruce Crossing and discovered the motel was out of business. We went to a local diner and she told us of a campground at township park Nice township park. Camping with with electric and toilets with running water. Shower never got hot --though maybe due to time of year. $10.00 per night

Smaller state park, located on lake with a small non-dog friendly beach. Large playground area,…read morewith old school swings that over look lake side play area. Plenty of things to do. from volleyball to horseshoes and of course swimming. Easy place to put in paddle boat or kayaks. Friendly staff, from 5-6pm the wood man shows up with $5 cash bundles of hardwood for sale. The wood burns a long time with minimal smoke. Downside is the back row is almost out on the highway and the trucks fly on it, so some road noise to contend with. Quiets down at night, so road noise got better. Sites provude a fire-ring, picnic table and ants. Aggressive ants that we hopefully are keeping at bay with ant spray. Some biting flies too.

Beatifull park , bike path , and RV resort , showers very clean amentintie are what you would…read moreexpect the only downside is that the RV spaces were to close together.9

Great campground! Excellent facilities and fabulous location! Would definitely recommend staying…read morethere,

Lovely old school campground on the shore of Lake Superior. Rock hunters dream. We had amazing…read morenorthern lights display and gorgeous sunsets.

Pretty sunset view but that's about it. Old lady drives around like a policeman...too fast through…read morethe campsite if you ask me. Which I understand but it's not very relaxing being constantly watched while there are kids running around everywhere and she's not saying a word. If you don't pay ahead she writes down your credit card number!!!!! Road going in is AWFUL. Very bumpy of you have a camper. Also the sites are VERY close...you're hanging out with your neighbor whether you like it or not. When we pulled in late the electric wasn't working to our site (which I called ahead to verify if we would have it) and the water was spraying everywhere which left us no water pressure. We've been doing this for years and this is just not a site to come back to. Too old-school here. Stop worry about well behaved dogs laying by their owners off leash and start worrying about fixing/updating your campsite.

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.

Wonderful Wisconsin State Park with unbelievable views of Lake Superior! Lots of hiking (just…read moreremember to wear insect repellent), swimming or just walking along the shoreline. We biked to the park after taking the ferry-bicyclists are free at the state park! Primitive pit toilets was the ONLY drawback at this magnificent state park!