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September 2025 by Robb Wetenkamp
Very nice campgrounds, but there is no water fill or dump station, which is kind of disappointing for a new campground.
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September 2025 by Priscilla Adler
Must see
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September 2025 by Laurie Marcucci
What a beautiful area and I loved seeing Lake Superior with all the lighthouses!!
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September 2025 by Wayne Howe
GREAT campground. Best ever.
Nice spacing between sites.
Beautiful views. No dump station.
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September 2025 by Jacquelyn Dahlke (Jackie)
I was disappointed because once you enter the visitor center, you realize that you must pay a fee to go any further toward the lighthouse. I didn't want to go inside the lighthouse or have a guided tour....I just wanted to stand at a distance and SEE the lighthouse, but could not, without paying the fee. There were LOTS or people and cars at thus location....so I didn't pay, didn't go any further and didn't see the lighthouse, which I had read south about and planned to see. Things were under renovation at this location, so I will try again (perhaps) in future years. There were visitors smoking outside the visitor's center. I believe that the whole area (inside buildings and outside on the grounds) should be non-smoking. (We travel with someone, who gets an instant migraine, when coming in-contact with smoke. More-and-more, we are remembering that she needs to wear a maskmin public areas, like this.)
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August 2025 by Dennis Molina
Beautiful camping sites next to the Lake!
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August 2025 by Travis Shoemaker
We love this place like most places on the north shore great trails and views!
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August 2025 by Ann Bryson
One of the most beautiful parks of Minnesota
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August 2025 by Sherri D
Beautiful. Separate from Split Rick Lighthouse museum/visitor center. Must stop and pay for day use pass $7. Lots of trails and access to the lake.
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August 2025 by tiffany
Anyone who knows me knows how many lighthouses I’ve painted throughout my years… but to see real lighthouses in person was the icing-on-the-cake during my Minnesota trip. Did not have time to see them all, but I hope to come back again. Super gloomy and cloudy during early mornings. The sun eventually came out mid-day. Beautiful still!!
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August 2025 by Tap The Knowledge
Wonderful views abound.
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July 2025 by Todd Bavery
Shipwreck campground was really nice - many large sites. Only downside is no dump station insight!
Pebble beach is awesome, staff at the campground was top notch, informative and extremely pleasant to work with!
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July 2025 by D T
Lake Superior is gorgeous this was the climax of our trip. Wasn't too spendy and the gifts were actually cheaper than I thought.
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July 2025 by Melissa George
This was a bucket list stop for me and the main motivation for our trip to the area, it did not disappoint! We purchased tickets ahead of time for the Keeper’s tour because I thought I read that it was a max of 10 per tour and I wanted to make sure we got in, however it seemed that if there was a bigger group they split the tours between guides for a max of 10 per group. Paid entry into the park is not required if you’re there for the tour. We arrived at 8:30 for the 9:00 tour - the building does not open until 10:00, so don’t expect to walk up and go in. However, our tour guide came out to greet us when she noticed people arriving and unlocked the door for us to use the bathroom before the tour, so that was appreciated. Amy was our tour guide and she was a delight to spend time with, obviously very knowledgeable and passionate about what she does and encouraged everyone to take their time for photos and gawking. The area is currently under construction so you will see some fencing and obvious construction work right now but I was still able to get great photos. Unfortunately it was smoggy from the wildfires so I didn’t get great shots from the iconic lighthouse viewing areas, but nothing anyone can do about that. I recommend wearing walking shoes as the paths are rocky and there are some stairs throughout the tour, obviously to go up to the lighthouse. The path to the iconic viewing spots out on the trails (separate from the tour but still required paid entry) is all dirt and gravel and there are SEVERAL stairs (long stair case) - we went down the stairs and took the dirt path back around to avoid going back up. The gift shop was the type I was comfortable spending money at, it is set up well and not full of junk. I also recommend walking through the building and watching the video about the lighthouse. Pay for the tour, you won’t be disappointed!
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July 2025 by Mike “Mike H” Halls
Always a beautiful park. The facilities were clean and stocked. Most go to see the lighthouse, but the trails at this park are amazing hikes!
