Northern Lights Campground

Braden Smith

I visited the night of 10/11/24, looking for a place to stay for the Lake Superior Performance Rally Race (LSPR). The campsite felt like it was effectively a grassy field with gravel drive access to each of the sites. It's a pretty small campground. It appeared like each side had its own water spigot, fire pit, and picnic table. There were 2 latrine outbuildings in good shape. It was a little annoying how loud the outdoor music was playing at a local bar ~2 blocks away. The music went on past midnight. There were no bugs when I visited. Overall, it wasn't bad for $15/night.

Ken Slater

Nice campground. I liked the nice camper pad. We had a farmers market next to us one morning and a wedding one afternoon. My only complaint is that I was not aware that there were no showers/ bathrooms. I would have brought my portable septic tank if I had known. Also, there was no indication of a dump station. Luckily I thought to ask the gentleman at the antique shop, and he informed me where to find it

Tracy Mattila

We recently enjoyed 4 nights here. The simplicity and peacefulness are the best part(s) of this campground. I believe at least 2 of the nights we stayed the local bar had live music, we could hear the music whilst enjoying a fire outside, once inside our camper we could no longer hear it. During our stay all RV sites besides one were filled along with multiple tent sites, traffic throughout the campground seemed minimal. A couple of the families had younger children who were enjoying themselves playing , running & at night they appeared to be playing flashlight tag. We enjoyed walking the trails, soaking up the sunshine & our omelets from the local restaurant.