Located in the center of Washington Harbor, near Windigo. All shelters are
water facing. Boats can stay at the dock overnight. Stay Limit: 3 nights
effective from 6/1 - Labor Day annually. Shelters: 3 Depth at dock (normal
conditions): 2'-5' Access: Canoe/kayak/private boat

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

Stay Limit: 3 nights effective from 6/1 - Labor Day annually.
Shelters: 3
Depth at dock (normal conditions): 2'-5'
Access: Canoe/kayak/private boat

Beaver Island is located in the center of Washington Harbor.

Aerial View of Washington Harbor and Beaver Island

Beaver Island is a popular water access-only campground.

Beaver Island Dock

Where will your Isle Royale paddles take you?

Paddlers at Beaver Island Shelter

Taking a canoe or kayak to Beaver Island is a popular way to access the island.

Beaver Island Paddle

Beaver Island Campground

Washington Creek Campground is located along Washington Creek near Windigo on
the southwest end of Isle Royale, off of the Feldtmann Lake, Minong, and
Greenstone Ridge Trails. The Windigo Visitor Center, Windigo Store, and
Windigo Comfort Station are all accessible from the campground. Boats can stay
at Windigo Dock (average depth at dock 4'-20') or stay and walk .3 miles to
campground. Stay Limit: 3 nights from June 1 – September 17 annually Shelters:
10 Access: Foot/canoe/kayak/private boat

Washington Creek Campground is located along Washington Creek near Windigo on the southwest end of Isle Royale, off of the Feldtmann Lake, Minong, and Greenstone Ridge Trails. The Windigo Visitor Center, Windigo Store, and Windigo Comfort Station are all accessible from the campground. Boats can stay at Windigo Dock (average depth at dock 4'-20') or stay and walk .3 miles to campground.  

Stay Limit: 3 nights from June 1 – September 17 annually
Shelters: 10
Access: Foot/canoe/kayak/private boat

Washington Creek Campground has more shelter sites than tent sites.

Washington Creek Campground Tent Site #5

A shelter in Washingington Creek Campground

Washington Creek Campground Shelter

Where will you pitch your tent?

Washington Creek Campground Tent Site

Washington Creek is a popular spot to look for moose.

Washigton Creek  As Seen From the Air

Washington Creek Campground

Huginnin Cove Campground is located at Huginnin Cove, on the north shore of
Isle Royale National Park, off of the West and East Huginnin Cove Trails. Stay
Limit: 3 consecutive nights from June 1 – Labor Day annually. Access:
Foot/canoe/kayak access. No dock available for boats.

Huginnin Cove Campground is located at Huginnin Cove, on the north shore of Isle Royale National Park, off of the West and East Huginnin Cove Trails. 

Stay Limit: 3 consecutive nights from June 1 – Labor Day annually. 
Access: Foot/canoe/kayak access. No dock available for boats.

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

View of Hugunnin Cove

Huginnin Cove is one of the few campgrounds along the north shore of Lake Superior.

Huginnin Cove Campground Tent Site #2

Hugunnin Cove Campground is an awesome location to watch sunsets.

Sunset at Hugunnin Cove Campground

Huginnin Cove Campground

Grace Island Campground is located on Grace Island, outside of Washington
Harbor, on the southwest end of Isle Royale National Park. Boats can dock
overnight. Stay Limit: 3 nights from June 1 – Labor Day annually. Shelters: 2
Depth at dock (normal conditions): 2’ - 4’ Access: Canoe/kayak/private boat

Grace Island Campground is located on Grace Island, outside of Washington Harbor, on the southwest end of Isle Royale National Park.  Boats can dock overnight.  

Stay Limit: 3 nights from June 1 – Labor Day annually.
Shelters: 2
Depth at dock (normal conditions): 2’ - 4’
Access: Canoe/kayak/private boat

Isle Royale provides many amazing sunset opportunities.

Grace Island Dock at Sunset

Grace Island Campground

Feldtmann Lake Campground is located on the shoreline of Feldtmann Lake, off
the Feldtmann Lake and Feldtmann Ridge Trails, on the southwest end of Isle
Royale National Park. This is an inland campground. Stay Limit: 2 nights from
June 1 – Labor Day annually. Access: Foot

Feldtmann Lake Campground is located on the shoreline of Feldtmann Lake, off the Feldtmann Lake and Feldtmann Ridge Trails, on the southwest end of Isle Royale National Park. This is an inland campground.

Stay Limit: 2 nights from June 1 – Labor Day annually. 
Access: Foot

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

Feldtmann Lake Campground Tent Site #2

Sunrise at Feldtmann Lake Campground

Feldtmann Lake Campground

Island Mine Campground is located .5 miles south from the junction of the
Greenstone and Island Mine Trails, on the Island Mine Trail. This inland
campground offers no canoe/kayak/boat access. Little Siskiwit River runs south
of the campground, where water can usually be obtained for filtering, unless
it is dried up. Check with a Visitor Center for current water status. Stay
Limit: 3 nights effective June 1 – Labor Day annually. Access: Foot

Island Mine Campground is located .5 miles south from the junction of the Greenstone and Island Mine Trails, on the Island Mine Trail. This inland campground offers no canoe/kayak/boat access. Little Siskiwit River runs south of the campground, where water can usually be obtained for filtering, unless it is dried up. Check with a Visitor Center for current water status.

Stay Limit: 3 nights effective June 1 – Labor Day annually. 
Access: Foot

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

Island Mine Tent Site #1 in Fall Color

Island Mine Campground is full of color in the fall.

Hike at Island Mine Campground

Island Mine Campground

Siskiwit Bay Campground is located in Siskiwit Bay on the southwest end of
Isle Royale National Park, off of the Island Mine and Feldtmann Ridge Trails.
Boats can overnight at dock. Stay Limit: 3 nights from June 1 to Labor Day
annually. Shelters: 2 Depth at dock (normal conditions): 2’-6’. Access:
Foot/canoe/kayak/private boat

Siskiwit Bay Campground is located in Siskiwit Bay on the southwest end of Isle Royale National Park, off of the Island Mine and Feldtmann Ridge Trails. Boats can overnight at dock. 

Stay Limit: 3 nights from June 1 to Labor Day annually.
Shelters: 2
Depth at dock (normal conditions): 2’-6’.
Access: Foot/canoe/kayak/private boat

Another magical sunset on Isle Royale.

Sunset at Siskiwit Bay Dock

Siskiwit Bay Campground

North Desor Campground is located on the north side of Lake Desor off of the
Minong Ridge Trail. There is no boat/canoe/kayak access. Stay Limit: 2 nights
from June 1 – Labor Day Access: Foot

North Desor Campground is located on the north side of Lake Desor off of the Minong Ridge Trail. There is no boat/canoe/kayak access. 

Stay Limit: 2 nights from June 1 – Labor Day
Access: Foot

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

View of Lake Desor from North Lake Desor Campground

North Lake Desor Campground is a beautiful location to stay at in the fall.

Campsite at North Lake Desor Campground in Fall

North Desor Campground

South Lake Desor Campground is located inland on the south side of Lake Desor
off of the Greenstone Ridge Trail. There is no canoe/kayak/boat access. Stay
Limit: 2 nights effective from June 1 – Labor Day. Access: Foot

South Lake Desor Campground is located inland on the south side of Lake Desor off of the Greenstone Ridge Trail. There is no canoe/kayak/boat access. 

Stay Limit: 2 nights effective from June 1 – Labor Day. 
Access: Foot

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

Aerial View of Lake Desor

A tent site at South Desor Campground

South Desor Campground Tent Site

South Lake Desor Campground is a great place for sunsets.

Sunset at South Lake Desor Campground

South Lake Desor Campground

Hay Bay Campground is located in Hay Bay on the south shore of Isle Royale
National Park. Boats can overnight at dock. Stay Limit: 3 nights from June 1 –
Labor Day annually. Depth at dock (normal conditions): 3’-7’. Access:
Canoe/kayak/private boat

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

Stay Limit: 3 nights from June 1 – Labor Day annually.
Depth at dock (normal conditions): 3’-7’.
Access: Canoe/kayak/private boat

Hay Bay is a popular boater campground and dock.

Hay Bay Campground Tent Site #1

Hay Bay is a popular boater campground.

Hay Bay Dock

Hay Bay Campground

Little Todd Campground is located in Little Todd, on the north shore of Isle
Royale National Park, off of the Minong Ridge Trail. Stay Limit: 2 nights
effective June 1 – Labor Day annually. Access: Foot/canoe/kayak. No boat
access.

Little Todd Campground is located in Little Todd, on the north shore of Isle Royale National Park, off of the Minong Ridge Trail. 

Stay Limit: 2 nights effective June 1 – Labor Day annually. 
Access: Foot/canoe/kayak. No boat access.

Little Todd Campground is a scenic location on the north shore of the island.

Little Todd Campground with Tent at Sunset

Little Todd Harbor offers majestic views of Lake Superior and Canada

Little Todd Harbor Shoreline

Little Todd Campground

Hatchet Lake Campground is located on Hatchet Lake off of the Hatchet Lake
Trail. This campground is located near the center of the island. Stay Limit: 2
nights from June 1 – Labor Day annually. Access: Foot

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

Stay Limit: 2 nights from June 1 – Labor Day annually. 
Access: Foot

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

Camping at Hatchet Lake Campground in Fall

Hatchet Lake is a major campground stop along the Greenstone Ridge Trail.

Hatchet Lake Tent Site

Hatchet Lake Campground

Malone Bay Campground is located in Malone Bay, on the south shore of Isle
Royale National Park, off of the Ishpeming Trail. Boats can overnight at dock.
A ranger station, information station, and dock can be found just further east
of the campground. The ranger station is not always staffed. Stay Limit: 3
nights effective June 1 – Labor Day annually. Shelters: 5 Depth at dock
(normal conditions): 3’-6’. Access: Foot/canoe/kayak/private boat

Malone Bay Campground is located in Malone Bay, on the south shore of Isle Royale National Park, off of the Ishpeming Trail. Boats can overnight at dock. A ranger station, information station, and dock can be found just further east of the campground. The ranger station is not always staffed.

Stay Limit: 3 nights effective June 1 – Labor Day annually. 
Shelters: 5
Depth at dock (normal conditions): 3’-6’. 
Access: Foot/canoe/kayak/private boat

Malone Bay Campground is a popular spot on the south shore of the park.

View of Malone Bay

Malone Bay Campground has shelters that overlook Lake Superior

Malone Bay Campground Shelter #1

Malone Bay Campground

Todd Harbor Campground is located in Todd Harbor on the north shore of Isle
Royale National Park, off of the Minong Ridge Trail. Boats can overnight at
dock. Stay Limit: 3 nights from June 1 – Labor Day annually. Shelters: 1 Depth
at dock (normal conditions): 2’. Access: Foot/canoe/kayak/private boat

Todd Harbor Campground is located in Todd Harbor on the north shore of Isle Royale National Park, off of the Minong Ridge Trail. Boats can overnight at dock.

Stay Limit: 3 nights from June 1 – Labor Day annually. 
Shelters: 1
Depth at dock (normal conditions): 2’. 
Access: Foot/canoe/kayak/private boat

Where will you spend the night on Isle Royale?

Todd Harbor Tent Site

Isle Royale offers many scenic vistas along its 337 miles of shoreline.

Todd Harbor Scenic Shoreline

Todd Harbor Campground is a popular campground on the north shore of Isle Royale.

Sunset at Todd Harbor Campground

Todd Harbor Campground

Explore a rugged, isolated island far from our connected communities. Isle
Royale offers adventures for backpackers, hikers, boaters, paddlers, and
divers. Cross Lake Superior and make a commitment: Become a part of this
island, and let it become a part of you. Find peace and refuge in island
wilderness – because Isle Royale, in turn, finds refuge in us. Help Isle
Royale stay wild.

Explore a rugged, isolated island far from our connected communities. Isle Royale offers adventures for backpackers, hikers, boaters, paddlers, and divers. Cross Lake Superior and make a commitment: Become a part of this island, and let it become a part of you. Find peace and refuge in island wilderness – because Isle Royale, in turn, finds refuge in us. Help Isle Royale stay wild.