Big Bay Town Park

Camped there on site 28. The campgrounds are nice. There wasn't much for mosquitoes but lots of fly. Site 28 was right by the main office building. The sites there has its own parking spot. Office hours are open from 8-4. If you check in after hours they have a list of incoming campers listed on the office door. Bathroom does have quite a bit of bugs. The showers were a little on the down side. They do have one shower for family/wheelchair accessible. Showers are on the pricey side per min. During our 4 day stay there we didn't see the host at all.

We spent a lovely night in the beautiful campground, a little rain on our tent, but not too bad. Grab it yourself wood always available. Bathroom not too far and water nearby. The best part was the beach in the bay the next morning. It was gorgeous! Thankfully it was a very hot day, so the very cold Lake Superior water was refreshing.

Beautiful beach! The sand was great and there was plenty of beach to spread out. The water was shallow for at least 20 feet which was super nice.

Very scenic views, nice beach, interesting lagoon, and well-maintained boardwalks. Suggested donation is $3/person/day, which is a small contribution to enjoy this amazing, peaceful scenery. Highly recommended.

We stopped in during our hike from Big Bay State Park and had a quick picnic in the shelter. Really nice! It looks like there are a bunch of nice camping spots there in the boardwalk down to the beach is spectacular!