- Isle Royale National Park
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The best cabins in Isle Royale National Park, MI
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Explore the remote wilderness of Isle Royale with a ferry-access cabin rental on Lake Superior.
The best cabins in Isle Royale National Park, MI
Grace Island Campground
1. Grace Island Campground
Lodging in Isle Royale National Park · 1 site
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42 ratings · 18 reviews
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· November 2025
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East Chickenbone Campground
One of my favorite NP’s
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Kevin S.
14 reviews
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· September 2025
Tent · Group trip ·
McCargoe Cove Campground
One of our favorite trips! We stopped at about 4 or 5 different campsites throughout the island!
Lindsay J.
2 reviews
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· August 2025
You need to constantly monitor for ferry openings and plan ahead, the ferry runs $100+ so ensure your budget is solid and make sure you take enough food/water/shelter in case you get stuck on the island due to weather. Weather can also push the ferry to delay or cancel so prepare for that possibility but it is gorgeous once youre on the island
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Tristen B.
20 reviews
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· July 2025
Saw a moose and a calf. It was awesome.
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Ashley C.
6 reviews
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· June 2025
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Huginnin Cove
Hugginin cove is such a lovely place to camp, it’s secluded so it’s wonderfully quiet and right on the lake. This is a such a special park
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Emily P.
9 reviews
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· June 2025
This is the closest campground to the Windigo side of the island. There are plenty of mosquitos, but also opportunities to see moose.
Leanne F.
15 reviews
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· May 2025
Cool programs. I’d love to go back and backpack.
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Cambria J.
8 reviews
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· May 2025
One of my favorites saw moose both times here
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Bob B.
31 reviews
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· May 2025
Such a beautiful remote experience!
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Jen S.
9 reviews
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· April 2025
Wolves and moose, have fun
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Ashley S.
2 reviews
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· April 2025
Worth the trouble
Extremely gorgeous and rugged, it is worth the difficult access.
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Sarah C.
9 reviews
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· March 2025
Went for a 4 day backpacking trip and had a blast! Moose are everywhere, and you’re in their territory! once we got back to Rock Harbor a moose came out of nowhere and charged through the beach. We were able to move out of its way quickly, but it was really cool to see!
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Ashley H.
6 reviews
February 2023
I love this campground. Site #7 is actually my favorite site that I've ever been to. Right on the water, nice shelter, I stay 2 nights if possible. I've been to campgrounds all over the midwest and out west and this is my personal favorite, I'll keep coming back whenever I can in the future.
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Joel M.
2 years on Hipcamp
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· September 2018
I hiked the 45 miles across Isle Royale and every site was quiet with an outhouse-type toilet or less. The wildlife is incredible and may get very close. We saw four moose and heard wolves howl at night. You can only access this park by ferry and it's very remote. Bring deet and use it often, the mosquitos are relentless. This is one of my favorite places in the world! So remote and untouched from the rest of the world.
Michael S.
7 years on Hipcamp
June 2018
Todd Harbor campground is awesome! When I was there, it was the beginning of the season, so was probably less crowded than usual, but nonetheless was amazing. The sunset was great, and it's right on the water which is super calming and obviously beautiful!
Julia D.
4 reviews
July 2017
Why is this a description of Daisy Farm campground and not the Belle Isle Campground?
Betsy E.
8 years on Hipcamp
June 2017
Moskey Basin is named for my late uncle, George A. Moskey, who was the first attorney hired by the National Park Service. He did a lot of the land purchase for the Blue Ridge Parkway.
Frederick M.
8 years on Hipcamp
August 2015
Not accessible by car, only by ferry, no vehicles allowed. Primitive camping. No restrooms.
Elizabeth H.
10 years on Hipcamp