Tettegouche State Park & Water Trail Campsites

Come to Tettegouche for a great sense of the North Shore: the spectacular overlooks at Shovel Point; rocky, steep cliffs and inland bluffs; the cascading 60 ft. High Falls of the Baptism River; and the historic Tettegouche Camp where visitors can stay the night. This is a hiker’s paradise with miles of trails that overlook the Sawtooth Mountains and wind down to inland lakes accessible only by foot. The Palisade Valley Unit features broad scenic vistas coupled with an expanse of multi-use, four-season trails. Two more trout lakes complement the fishing opportunities within the rest of the park. Campsites

• 5 Kayak Sites – Reservations Required
• 13 Cart-In Sites
• 6 Walk-in Sites
• 5 Backpack Sites
• 28 Drive-in Sites
• 22 Electric Sites
• 2 Group Camp Sites

PADDLER NOTE: 5 Walk-in site shared use by paddlers and backpackers. Reservations Required. Fire ring and pit toilet. Please be courteous to others sharing adjacent sites. The association that set these locations up requests that you leave the campsites as clean or cleaner than as found. Carry out all trash. And please respect private homes and property along the shore.

Phone Number  (218) 226-6365

Content the property of Lake Superior Water Trail Association of Minnesota and MN DNR. Photography the property of Explore Minnesota.

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