The best cabin rentals in Big Bay State Park, WI

Name: Big Bay State Park
Address: Camping
Rating: 5

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Discover Big Bay State Park's scenic shores and lush campgrounds.

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Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Big Bay State Park adventure.

Top-rated campsites near Big Bay State Park

Sailor Springs Glamping

1. Sailor Springs Glamping

95%

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6.1mi from Big Bay State Park · 4 sites

Experience upscale camping–Glamping in the Forested Hills of Lake Superior. Sailor Springs is a small three-site campground located just two miles outside of the picturesque tourist town of Bayfield, WI. 2023 will be our first year of operation and we’re excited to host campers on the property and provide a unique camping experience. The campground is spread out over 5 acres of forest that you’ll hike into from Bresette Hill Road. After parking at the trailhead, you’ll gather your bags and hike into your glamping site. The trail winds through the woods, leading you first to a valley where the seasonal Clark Creek runs through in the spring. The first two campsites are on the other side of this valley. The trail can be steep in spots and requires a moderate level of fitness and mobility to reach the secluded campsites. The third site is a bit farther into the forest, the little A-frame cabin, Anchor sits on the edge of the spring-fed Brickyard Creek that flows year-round. We have many plans for the property and depending on when you stay, the campground will be in various stages of development. The campsites, trailhead / parking area, and trails are scheduled to be completed in early spring. We hope to add amenities such as a camp sauna and screened-in gazebo later in the 2024 summer / fall. Thank you for considering joining us on this journey to build a peaceful place to play and stay in the woods. “In every walk in nature one receives far more than he seeks.” John Muir

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Tri Lake Timbers Resort

2. Tri Lake Timbers Resort

34mi from Big Bay State Park

Experience the charm of our campground, where nature meets comfort in a serene setting. Our cabins are designed to provide a cozy retreat, ensuring you feel right at home while surrounded by the beauty of the great outdoors. Each cabin comes fully equipped with essential amenities to enhance your stay. You’ll find basic bedding and pillows for a restful night’s sleep, as well as kitchenware to prepare your favorite meals. For entertainment, enjoy a TV with DVD capabilities, perfect for cozy movie nights. Additionally, our cabins feature a microwave, coffee pot, and toaster, making it easy to start your day with a warm breakfast. For those interested in seasonal camping, please call us for availability to ensure you secure your spot. Our campground is not just a place to stay; it’s a gateway to nearby attractions, including stunning natural features, refreshing swimming holes, and a variety of outdoor activities. Explore local restaurants and shops to complete your adventure. Come and discover the unique experience our campground has to offer!

Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

Haylee

2 weeks ago

With pets

Weekend Trip to Sailor Springs Glamping

We had an amazing time at the Anchor. The hike in and hike out was so fun! It was our dogs first ever camping experience and she had a blast. Also the porta potties are the cleanest I have ever been in. We will be back to try out the other camps!

Emmelyn

October 2025

2 nights at Sailor Springs Glamping

We enjoyed our time in the A-frame cabin! It was cozy for this time of year and the property is quiet and beautiful. Would definitely return for another stay!

Logan

June 2025

1 night at Sailor Springs Glamping

Exactly what we were looking for—very remote, peaceful, and private. The hike to the site was clearly communicated in advance, so we were prepared, but it was moderately challenging, especially with gear. The hill down to the fire pit was a little tricky when the dirt was wet, but the beautiful, secluded setting made it well worth the effort. The cabin was spotless, super cozy, and had everything we needed for a comfortable stay. Abe was awesome to work with! We had one site booked for a night and another for two nights, and he made the transition between them incredibly easy. He also checked in on us after a storm passed through and stayed responsive via the app whenever we had questions. You can tell he really cares about making sure campers have a good experience. Would absolutely recommend this spot to anyone looking to disconnect and enjoy some true quiet time in nature!

Sarah

June 2025

Weekend Trip to Sailor Springs Glamping

This was the most amazing stay ever! The cabin was the cutest thing I have ever been in I would love to stay in it again someday and truly explore the area. It was such a peaceful stay

Reviews for Big Bay State Park Campgrounds

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6 ratings · 3 reviews

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· October 2025

With pets ·

Big Bay Campground

This place was great! Nice and private even though other yurts were nearby. Quiet and relaxing. Plenty of firewood to be had. All the necessities were provided, even coffee and tea. There was also a handy cart for toting supplies up the hill. The only additional thing that I wish was supplied would have been a flyswatter :)

Jamie B.

1 year on Hipcamp

September 2016

Big Bay Campground

Stayed here early September, 2016. Superb! Wood bundles cost $5, bundle your own Pros: -Get to take a cool ferry out to the island -Outer loop sites are indeed private! (Thanks, Suzy) -No road noise or light pollution! Quiet, and dark. -Many recycling receptacles, even for propane canisters -Outrageously beautiful beaches, with short walks/hikes (~quarter mile or less) to access them -Small grocer, laundromat, coffee shop, souvenir shop, and post office all easily accessible at the ferry landing Cons: -Ferry trips can get expensive; round-trip for a vehicle and two passengers will run around $50 -Stowe all foodstuffs, as the raccoons (trash pandas) are plentiful. While not aggressive, they will sneak up on you in the dark.

El P.

9 years on Hipcamp

June 2016

Big Bay Campground

You'll need to catch the ferry (auto and passenger) from adorable little Bayfield, Wisconsin. It takes about a half hour to cross to Madeliene Island, and from there it's a short drive to the campsite and Big Bay. The campsites are basic, not very scenic but decent enough. The outer loops are fairly private, with enough trees and vegetation between sites to keep things personal. Our site -- West Loop 047 -- had a small stream in the back, but nothing so big that mosquitos were a problem. Try to find an outer loop site for maximum privacy. There are nice bathrooms and showers at this campground, and a cozy little visitor center/park office, with souvenirs, interesting books to check out library-style, and friendly staff.