Stefan F.recommendsSeptember 8, 2024
Glamping Wall-Tent (#1)
Best place
I like the walk in it took about 10 - 15mins listening to the birds was nice. The beach was fantastic being able to walk along it, listening to the waves of the lake. Meeting other people made it worth it
Matt K.recommendsSeptember 6, 2024
Glamping Wall-Tent (#5)
Amazing location on Lake Superior
The proximity to Lake Superior is the game changer for this property. It is such a privilege to be able to walk for just 2 minutes from the Wall Tents and be down on a 1/2 mile long private beach on Lake Superior. Absolutely stunning.
Paige R.recommendsSeptember 3, 2024
Alder (Hike-in Site)
Alder tent site
The site was great! Really nice fire pit. The lodge and showers were clean and perfect for us. The walk out to the site feels closer to a mile so it’s not for the weak of heart! (definitely want to arrive before dark your first night)
Kristin K.recommendsSeptember 3, 2024
Glamping Wall-Tent (#1)
A great family friendly stay
Having the beach right down from camp was a diamond to our trip . Watching the sunset and then a quick hike up the hill to our tent was the best! It is a cart in and I’d be prepared for mud and water when carting in. There was a large tear in the tent screen but we did not have problems with bugs as we kept that flap shut.
Meredith B.recommendsAugust 30, 2024
Glamping Wall-Tent (#2)
Overall, this place is truly magical, and I would camp here again, but in my own tent. We arrived at night, and mistakingly used the gps coordinates in google maps which took us to an incorrect location. (Use Camp Amnicon as your destination in google maps!) I love that you have to hike to the sites, as it feels like you're far away from civilization. As others have mentioned, the hike is about 15 minutes. They provide carts for the hike in, which is awesome. The path was muddy, but that's to be expected from the listing details and past reviews. Fresh water and a sink are provided under the pavilion near the tents, which is another bonus. There aren't numbered signs on the tents (that I could see), so it was a little difficult finding ours in the dark, but we made our best guess and there were no problems. The beach is seconds away down a short, yet steep path. Sunset was absolutely beautiful, as was an evening campfire on the beach. Nighttime sounds of waves, loons, and passing ships were incredible! The only thing that troubled me was our tent had many holes, and the walls were not tightly secured to the platform. This resulted in bugs in our tent, and our dog slipped under the tent walls in the middle of the night and got skunked. Not fun, but just an unfortunate accident. The tents are close enough that you can hear other campers, so it is more of a communal vibe. I would definitely stay here again, in my own secure, more private tent site!
Alder (Hike-in Site)
The camp was very hospitable. However, the trail that led from the parking lot to our campsite was poorly maintained. The site was damp and unkept. I would book this site again, but pay closer attention to the hike in description. Not an easy site to access with coolers and camp chairs!