Apostle Islands Area Campground & RV

Serving the area 42yrs, Apostle Islands Area Campground & RV Park includes camp cabins.

Our camp cabins are beautiful, one room log cabins, in a lovely wooded setting, but very rustic. There is no electric or water, however, you are close to our park facilities. You park near the cabins, but must be able to go down 4 or 5 steps and walk a 50 foot boardwalk to the cabins. They have fire rings and a picnic table and a very nice covered porch. The cabins have bed frames and mattresses. One cabin will sleep 2 adults & and 1 child comfortably, one double bed and one twin. The other cabin will sleep 2 adults & 2 children comfortably, one double bed and two twins. You need to bring everything as if you were tenting, sleeping bags and pillow, a lantern or flashlight and you will love our cabin. Our cabins are smoke free and pets are not allowed. These cabins are hand built log structures. I sawed all the logs and lumber for them and built them onsite. You will enjoy your stay in them, and with us! Sam and Mary

• 60 sites
• Wooded or Open
• Spacious
• Fire ring
• Picnic table
• Dump station free to guests
• Electric, water, and sewer available
• An exceptionally clean campground

Directions

Heading north on hwy 13 just before you enter Bayfield watch for hwy J, Turn left on J and follow the campground sign into the park. We are approx. 3 blocks off hwy 13.

Phone Number  (715) 779-5524

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