Camping the North Shore
A guide to the 23 best campgrounds in Minnesota’s spectacular Lake Superior region
By Andrew Slade
ISBN 978-0-9794675-1-6
144 pages
5.5” x 8.5” trim size; softcover
$14.95 retail
Unpack the best tips for a great vacation along Minnesota’s scenic North Shore.
This guide is for RV and tent campers…for seasoned experts and those new to camping…for all who love the outdoors and seek a fun and inexpensive way to get out and play in the great Lake Superior region.
Naturalist and outdoors expert Andrew Slade scouted out a thousand campsites along Minnesota’s North Shore, seeking the unique and beautiful places of this spectacular region. The best of the best are included in Camping the North Shore.
- Driving directions to find your place in the woods
- Detailed campground maps to pick out the best campsite for you
- Phone numbers and website addresses
Camping the North Shore not only gets you to the right campground, it gives you great ideas of what to see and do when you’re there. Climb to the highest point in Minnesota? Easy when you’re at Devil Track Lake Campground. Berry picking during the peak of summer? Check out Indian Lake. Bike riding for the whole family? Split Rock Lighthouse is the perfect spot. All 23 campgrounds featured include information on fun activities and adventures to enjoy during your stay.
Camping the North Shore features the following “best” campgrounds:
- Jay Cooke State Park
- Burlington Bay
- Indian Lake
- Gooseberry Falls State Park
- Split Rock Lighthouse State Park
- Eighteen Lake
- Eckbeck
- Finland
- Ninemile Lake
- Tettegouche State Park
- Lamb’s
- Temperance River State Park
- Temperance River National Forest
- Sawbill Lake
- Baker Lake
- Crescent Lake
- Cascade River State Park
- Grand Marais Municipal
- Devil Track
- Two Island
- Kimball Lake
- Trails End
- Judge CR Magney State Park
Plus planning information for the other 43 campgrounds in this North Shore region -- that's 66 campgrounds in all!