90 sites · 62 acres
What it costs, and whether your rig fits
Pull-throughs take 45 ft plus a tow vehicle. Back-ins run 28 to 42 ft depending on the loop. Pick a site on the map and it will tell you both.
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Dashed grey rings are the cabins, yurts and the Boathouse. They are not numbered sites — see the cabins page.
Everything on this map is also in the tables below, so nothing here depends on being able to use the map.
RV sites
Loop by loop
Sewer is on all 38 full-hookup sites. The other loops use the dump station by the exit, which is free to registered guests.
| Loop | Sites | Hookups | Max length | Per night |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Loop A — A1–A14 | 14 back-in | 30 amp, water | 32 ft in A1–A6, 28 ft in A7–A14 | $58 |
| Loop B — B1–B10 | 10 back-in | 50 amp, water, sewer | 36 ft | to confirm |
| Loop C — C1–C6 | 6 back-in | 30 amp, water | 34 ft | $58 |
| Loop C — C7–C12 | 6 back-in | 30 amp | 34 ft | to confirm |
| Loop D — D1–D14 | 14 pull-thru | 50 amp, water, sewer | 45 ft plus a tow vehicle | $68 |
| Loop D — D15–D22 | 8 back-in | 50 amp, water, sewer | 42 ft | to confirm |
| Lakefront — L1–L6 | 6 back-in | 50 amp, water, sewer | 40 ft | $82 |
Two tiers show to confirm rather than a price. That is deliberate: those rates have not been set on paper yet, and a guessed number on a website is worse than an honest gap. Call us on (218) 555-0148 and we will quote you on the spot.
Fit
Which loop you want
Big rigs
Loop D
The entrance road and all loop roads are 22 ft wide with a 60 ft turning radius at each junction. Loop D was built for 40 ft-plus rigs and has no low branches.
Under 32 ft
Loops A and B
Mature birch overhead, which is why they are the loops people photograph and the loops a tall rig should think twice about. Under 32 ft is a comfortable fit.
Six sites
Lakefront
L1 through L6 sit directly on the north shore with the fire ring at the water’s edge. Two-night minimum, seven-night maximum in July and August.
Four sites
Accessible
A2, C5, D3 and L6 have paved pads and level paths to the bath house. Accessible restrooms, showers, cabins, paths and parking, and service animals are welcome everywhere.
Pads are crushed granite and level, with a poured patio slab on the full-hookup sites. Every site includes a picnic table, a fire ring, wi-fi, water and shade; the full-hookup sites add the patio. Two vehicles per site are included, both on the pad.
Tents and rustic
Camping without hookups
Tent sites — 18
$38 a night. Drive-up on all but four: T15 through T18 are a 60 to 100 yard carry from the walk-in lot, with garden carts provided. Six sites have 12x12 gravel tent pads and the rest are on packed duff. There are no true hike-in sites — the longest carry is about 100 yards.
Group tent areas — 2
$16 per person per night, ten person minimum. The Meadow group site takes 8 tents and 30 people; the Birch group site takes 5 tents and 20 people. Both have a covered picnic shelter with lights and outlets. More on groups.
Rustic sites — 8
$30 a night. R1 through R8, the rustic loop at the west end. No hookups. Generators are allowed here and only here, 8:00 am to 8:00 pm.
Overflow
The gravel lot behind the shop takes 10 self-contained rigs during rally weekends, at the rustic rate.
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