Woman on bike riding by a campsite.

Biking in the campground

D. H. Day Campground

The rustic D.H. Day Campground is located in the northern district of the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, on the

Tent sprawl across the DH Day group campground

Tent sprawl across the DH Day group campground

D. H. Day Campground Group Campground

The D.H. Day Group Campground offers more rustic camping. You will find dirt roads, vault toilets, and ready access to

Wood sign that reads "Popple" in front of a trail and forest.

Popple Campground

Popple Campground - South Manitou Island

The Popple Campground is the furthest from the dock (about 3.5 miles), so you are likely to have fewer people

Wood sign that reads "Weather Station Campground" in front of woody shrubs.

Weather Station Campground

Weather Station Campground - South Manitou Island

The Weather Station Campground overlooks Lake Michigan from the bluffs on the south side of the island. Camp sites are

A blue tent nestled in the woods

White Pine campsite

White Pine Backcountry Campground

This camp has 6 sites and is located about 2 miles from the Trail's End Road trailhead on the Platte

Tent on sand surrounded by forest with a tarp tied above.

Village Campground

Village Campground - North Manitou Island

The small Village Campground contains eight first-come, first-served designated campsites, two fire rings and one outhouse. There is a limit

Ranger outside of the Platte River Campground Ranger Station

Entering the ranger staiton.

Platte River Campground

Platte River Campground is open year-round and offers a wide variety of camping styles. You can find back-in and pull-through

Tent on sand surrounded by conifer trees and grasses.

Bay Campground

Bay Campground - South Manitou Island

The Bay Campground is the closest campground to the dock. Bring water filtration equipment because there is no source of

Pickup Truck and and two tents at Little Beaver Lake Campsite.

Campsite at Little Beaver Lake Campground

Little Beaver Lake Campground

Little Beaver Lake Campground has 8 campsites on a beautiful inland lake. One campsite is disabled- accessible. Single unit vehicles

Aerial View of Washington Harbor and Beaver Island.

Beaver Island is located in the center of Washington Harbor.

Beaver Island Campground

Located in the center of Washington Harbor, near Windigo. All shelters are water facing. Boats can stay at the dock

Tent and Car at Twelvemile Beach Campground

Tent and Car at Twelvemile Beach Campground

Twelvemile Beach Campground

The campground's 36 sites are located on a high sandy plateau above Twelvemile Beach on Lake Superior. Some sites have

Aerial view of Belle Isle and surrounding waterways.

Belle Isle sits off the main island of Isle Royale and offers boaters and paddlers a hub to explore the northeast waterways.

Belle Isle Campground

A campground located on Belle Isle, in Belle Harbor, on the northeast end of Isle Royale National Park. Boats can

Campsite, including tent and picnic table in forest setting.

Hurricane River campsite

Hurricane River Campground

There are two loops: 11 campsites in the lower loop and ten in the upper loop. Both loops include one

Birch Island Campground shelter visible across water through tress with a blue sky overhead.

Birch Island Campground from the water.

Birch Island Campground

Small campground on Birch Island, near the mouth of McCargoe Cove, on the north side of Isle Royale National Park.

Campsite with cleared ground that contains and fire ring and a bear box.

Campsite contains a fire ring and bear box.

Masse Homestead Group Backpacking Site

Masse Homestead Group Campground is to the west of the regular campground. It too is at the base of the

Aerial view of West Caribou Island surrounded by the blue waters of Lake Superior.

West Caribou Island is a popular campground for boaters.

Caribou Island Campground

Caribou Island Campground is located on the very western tip of West Caribou Island, in Rock Harbor Channel, on the

View of aquatic vegetation and trees surrounding Chickenbone Lake.

The East Lake Chickenbone Trail travels along Chickenbone Lake for part of the trail.

East Chickenbone Campground

An inland campground located on the east end of Chickenbone Lake, off of the East Chickenbone Trail. No boater access.

Sign reads Au Sable Group Site. Dirt path leads to campsite in the background.

Au Sable Group Site

Au Sable East Group Backpacking Site

Au Sable Point East Group Campground is 0.2 miles west of the Au Sable Light Station and inland from the

Campsite with log benches arranged in a square around a fire ring.

Sevenmile Group Backpacking Site

Sevenmile Creek Group Backpacking Site

Sevenmile Creek Group Campground is on the east side of Sevenmile Creek. The North Country Trail guides you over a

Aerial view of the blue water of Chickenbone Lake.

Chickenbone Lake has two campgrounds that are used by many backpackers traveling the Greenstone Ridge Trail.

West Chickenbone Campground

West Chickenbone Campground is located on the west end of Chickenbone Lake, off of the Indian Portage Trail This inland

Sign reads Trappers Group Site with a trail leading into a forest.

Sign for Trappers Group Site.

Trappers Lake Group Backpacking Site

Trappers Lake Group Campground is a little over a mile inland from the North Country Trail and 0.2 miles east

A lichen-covered rock marks the entrance to Chippewa Harbor.

The entrance to Chippewa Harbor is located on the south shore of Isle Royale National Park.

Chippewa Harbor Campground

Chippewa Harbor Campground is located in Chippewa Harbor, on the south shore of Isle Royale National Park. Trail access is

Sunrise on the beach at Daisy Farm Campground

Sunrise on the beach at Daisy Farm Campground

Daisy Farm Campground

Isle Royale's largest campground is located at Daisy Farm, in Rock Harbor Channel, off of the Rock Harbor Trail, Daisy

Logs arranged in square for seating around a fire ring in a forest.

Fire ring with log benches at Lowney Creek Site.

Lowney Creek Group Backpacking Site

Lowney Creek Group Campground is one mile from Little Beaver Lake Campground and 2.5 miles inland from Lake Superior. Lowney

Sign reads Coves Group with a dirt trail leading through forest.

Sign for Coves Group Site.

Coves Group Backpacking Site

Coves Group Campground is three miles east of Chapel Beach. You are still up on the cliff line, but have

View of the blue waters of Lake Desor from the North Lake Desor Campground.

Lake Desor is Isle Royale National Park's second largest inland lake.

North Desor Campground

North Desor Campground is located on the north side of Lake Desor off of the Minong Ridge Trail. There is

Aerial view of the blue waters of Lake Desor surrounded by a green hardwood forest.

Lake Desor is the second largest inland lake at Isle Royale National Park.

South Lake Desor Campground

South Lake Desor Campground is located inland on the south side of Lake Desor off of the Greenstone Ridge Trail.

Open dirt area in the middle of a forested area. Two bear boxes on the right side.

Mosquito Group Site.

Mosquito River Group Backpacking Site

Mosquito River Group Campground is on the west side of Mosquito River just a few steps away from the North

Forest with bright green tree leaves and plants. A trail sign reads Cliff Group.

This is the sign you will see on the North Country Trail to mark the turnoff to the Cliffs Group Campsite.

Cliffs Group Backpacking Site

Cliffs Group Campground is one mile east of Cliffs Campground. It lies high above Lake Superior and inland from the

Beautiful blues highlight the waters of Duncan Bay.

Duncan Bay is a popular haven for boaters and paddlers.

Duncan Bay Campground

Duncan Bay Campground is located on the west end of Duncan Bay, on the northeast end of Isle Royale National

Aerial view of the blue waters of Duncan Bay Narrows and the surrounding green, boreal forest.

Duncan Bay Narrows is popular locale for boaters and paddlers in the park.

Duncan Narrows Campground

Duncan Narrows Campground is located in the narrows of Duncan Bay on the northeast end of Isle Royale National Park.

Cleared flat ground surrounded by a forest. Brown post with tent symbol and the number 3.

Masse Homestead Site 3

Masse Homestead Individual Backpacking Sites

Masse Homestead Campground is at the base of the dunes (south side) and sheltered due to the thick forest canopy.

Cleared flat ground in the forests with sparse trees. Brown post with a tent symbol and the number 2

AuSable East Site 2.

Au Sable East Individual Backpacking Sites

Au Sable Point East Campground is next to the Au Sable Point East Group Campground. Due to the dense forest,

Yellow tent sits on the edge of trees which sit on the edge of Feldtmann Lake.

Feldtmann Lake Campground awaits off the typical Isle Royale backpacking routes.

Feldtmann Lake Campground

Feldtmann Lake Campground is located on the shoreline of Feldtmann Lake, off the Feldtmann Lake and Feldtmann Ridge Trails, on

Tent set up on sand.

Benchmark Site 1

Benchmark Individual Backpacking Sites

Benchmark Campground is on a sandy bluff above Lake Superior. The six campsites are sandy and open. There are social

Campground shelter with a picnic table and thimbleberries

Grace Island is a very popular campground for boaters.

Grace Island Campground

Grace Island Campground is located on Grace Island, outside of Washington Harbor, on the southwest end of Isle Royale National

Tent set up at campsite. Brown post near front of site has a tent symbol and the number 4.

Sevenmile Creek Site 4

Sevenmile Creek Individual Backpacking Sites

Sevenmile Creek Campground is on the west bank of Sevenmile Creek. The North Country Trail wanders through the campground and

A tent at an individual tent site with a view of Hatchet Lake in the fall.

Hatchet Lake Campground is a popular stop for backpackers along the Greenstone Ridge Trail.

Hatchet Lake Campground

Hatchet Lake Campground is located on Hatchet Lake off of the Hatchet Lake Trail. This campground is located near the

Cleared campsite with a lake in the background visible between a few trees.

Trappers Lake Site 3

Trappers Lake Individual Backpacking Sites

Trappers Lake Campground is in the heart of the Beaver Basin Wilderness. The five campsites are on the north shore

Cleared area with a picnic table surrounded by trees.

Hay Bay is a popular boater campground and dock.

Hay Bay Campground

Hay Bay Campground is located in Hay Bay on the south shore of Isle Royale National Park. Boats can overnight

View of the blue waters of Hugunnin Cove with the shoreline of Canada in the distance.

Hugunnin Cove Campground is a quaint location to camp on the north shore of Isle Royale National Park.

Huginnin Cove Campground

Huginnin Cove Campground is located at Huginnin Cove, on the north shore of Isle Royale National Park, off of the

Yellow tent and hammock are set up in a cleared area in the middle of a forest.

Pine Bluff Backpacking Site

Pine Bluff Individual Backpacking Sites

Pine Bluff sites are on a sandy bluff above Lake Superior just off the North Country Trail. The five campsites

Calm waters of a small lake greet the bow of an overturned canoe with paddles resting against it.

Intermediate Lake is a small lake between Lake Richie and Siskiwit Lake

Intermediate Lake Campground

Intermediate Lake Campground is located on the shoreline of Intermediate Lake. Intermediate Lake can be accessed via a .6 mile

Brown sign with tent symbol and #2. A tent and hammock are visible in between tree branches.

Chapel Beach Site 2

Chapel Individual Backpacking Sites

Chapel Beach Campground sits on the sand bluff above Chapel Beach and Lake Superior. Chapel Beach is a popular day

A small clearing covered in leaves surrounded by trees in fall color.

Island Mine Campground has a small stream that provides water except in hot, dry summers.

Island Mine Campground

Island Mine Campground is located .5 miles south from the junction of the Greenstone and Island Mine Trails, on the

A campsite in a forest with four people standing to the left of two tents set up.

Beaver Creek Site 3

Beaver Creek Individual Backpacking Sites

Beaver Creek Campground is on the bluff above Lake Superior and Beaver Creek in the Beaver Basin Wilderness. The six

Dirt path leading to a campsite. Next to path is a post with a tent symbol and the number 1.

Lowney Creek site 1.

Lowney Creek Individual Backpacking Sites

Lowney Creek Campground is 1.5 miles from Little Beaver Lake Campground and three miles inland from Lake Superior. Lowney Creek

View of Lake Richie with a few trees along the shoreline.

Lake Richie is a popular backpacking campground.

Lake Richie Campground

Lake Richie Campground is located on the north shore of Lake Richie, off of the Indian Portage Trail. Canoe/kayak access

Forest area with flat grounds. Trees are spaces apart.

Coves Site 2.

Coves Individual Backpacking Sites

Coves Campground is inland from the North Country Trail, hidden behind the pine trees and ferns. There are two entry

From the water, a view of the distant shoreline where the Lake Richie Canoe Campsite is located.

Paddling to Lake Richie Canoe Campsite

Lake Richie Canoe Campground

Lake Richie Canoe Campground is located on the north shore of Lake Richie. Canoe/kayak access via the .6 mile portage