Where to Stay

Lodging Options

• Backpack: Hike or paddle to a different campground each day.
• Basecamp: Set up camp at one campground. Explore by day and return to camp each night.
• Boat: Cruise to a dock and tie up for the night.
• Resorts: Stay at the Rock Harbor Lodge or the Windigo Camper Cabins.

Eating Options

• The Rock Harbor Lodge has two restaurants, the Lighthouse Restaurant and Greenstone Grill.
• Camp stores located in Rock Harbor and Windigo offer basic supplies.
• Most boaters and backpackers bring their own food to the island.

Backpack to These Campgrounds

• Campgrounds with Group Sites
• Campgrounds: Inland Lake
• Campgrounds: Trail Accessible
• Campgrounds: Lake Superior Accessible
• General Campground Table

Set Up Basecamp at These Campgrounds

• Popular Basecamp Locations
  • Washington Creek Campground
  • Daisy Farm Campground
• Campgrounds with Group Sites
• Campgrounds: Inland Lake
• Campgrounds: Trail Accessible
• Campgrounds: Lake Superior Accessible
• Consecutive night stay limits may apply. See the specific limit for each campground in the current park newspaper.

Dock at These Campgrounds

• Campgrounds: Lake Superior Accessible

Resort Guests

• Enjoy lodging available in Rock Harbor and Windigo.

• The Lighthouse Restaurant and Greenstone Grill, located in Rock Harbor, offer food services for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
• Camp stores are found in Rock Harbor and Windigo. Camp stores offer camping, hiking, and boating supplies, groceries, freeze-dried foods, fishing tackle, stove fuel, showers, laundry, and sundries.
• There is a gift shop located in Rock Harbor that offers gifts, apparel, postcards, souvenirs, daily fishing licenses, and tackle.