We really enjoyed our stay at Peaceful Pines. It seemed like a campground for true campers --…read morequiet, nice sites, and no waterpark or pool. Who needs a pool when you're basically across the boat launch parking lot from Eagle Lake? The staff was beyond friendly and the self service model for wood and ice with Venmo and cash options was great. It was a smaller campground but had everything you truly needed, plus the option of renting one of their two pontoons. As much as is possible with a boat, it came with white glove service. They put it in the water for you and when you were done at the end of the day you gave them a call and they came and loaded it back up. Matt was awesome and gave some recommendations for spots to stop while out on the water. It couldn't have been an easier way to explore the Eagle River chain. We would definitely stay again and play try out their small cabin options at some point.

This cremation place was very thoughtful with our beloved cat. Everything was well labeled and even…read moresent a little bag of hair. Nice touch to assure us they got the correct client in the correct bag. Even sent a thoughtful condolence card. Highly recommend!

Lots of nice camp spots with nice walking paths. Mirror Lake is a little murky but not bad for some…read morepaddling. Rental concession at the launch ramp has kayaks, canoes, stand up paddle boards, and pontoon boats for rent. They could improve the campground by adding a few showers.

Ok this campground is pretty well worn, but the owner is a sweet old lady who seems to really care…read moreabout her campers. (They only have 30Amp service) lots of shade trees and a couple of ponds, some walking trails head out into the woods. A lower level abuts the Black River. It has no pool or swing sets. Some working folks are in long term spots. I never even went to their central bathrooms. We are self contained. Spots are level and lots of grass. All in all, it's a good stop along Rt2, and had everything we needed.

This campground is so clean and well run! This is our 4th year and already booked our month for…read morenext year. The owners Joy and David make sure everything runs smoothly, and the people who work there are amazing! I couldn't imagine staying anywhere else for our month long annual visit. I would recommend anyone wanting a quiet, well cared for, generous spaces and friendly, helpful people at a Northwoods campground, pick Patricia Lake Campground in Minocqua, WI!

This is our favorite campground when we come up north…read more The staff is very friendly and they have a beautiful location. The booking is easy and they take all sorts of payment. It's located on Patricia Lake, which is a non-motorized, small, beautiful lake. They rent out small boats if you don't have your own! We love coming here with the pup and they're very welcoming to her. They have a small dog park and dog beach. The sites are well kept and clean. The bathrooms are cleaned often and no complaints there. We will continue to use this as our main campground!

I don't want to leave a bad review or a good review because this wasn't what we were looking for…read morebut maybe it will help someone else out. We checked in (the owner was very nice) and while driving to our tent site we just got bad vibes. We wanted a campground and to be around other campers but this is mostly a trailer park and most of the people seemingly live there. I think we spent maybe 10-15 minutes at our site and just decided to leave and go somewhere else and take the loss on our prepaid reservation.

The new owners are absolutely wonderful; very kind and pleasant. My rv slide out got stuck and they…read morerecruited a bunch of guys and the owner to help out. We all got it back in and I was able to go fishing on Sunday morning.

Camping here was so amazing, site 4 on the end may be farthest from the bathhouse but along the…read morewater was magical! We stayed two nights midweek and didn't want to leave. Deb in the office was a rockstar employee, so friendly and welcoming! We enjoyed visiting with her and will return in the future!

Township parks offering camping are off the radar and difficult to discover. This is the second one…read moreI've found and it is a gem. (First one on Madeline Island in the Apostle Islands, Wisconsin). I tripped over Ontonagon Township Park while reading a separate review of a Porcupine Mountain State Park. So, only downside, day-of-arrival reservation only. Call (no email) by 7AM and make your claim (906 884 2930). I did. It was a weekday in late June. A site was set aside for me. I wasn't thrilled with the site assigned. Together with the site operator we hopped in his golf cart and I got a complete tour of available sites. By the way, $15/night for the site I chose. On the matter of the day of arrival reservation, you might call in advance and get a sense of the level of campsite fill. It's not a guarantee but it might provide some guidance. I was tent camping generally looking for a modest amount of solitude and not hanging with the party-lights and generator RV crowd. Pleased to note that even with that constraint I had some choice. Without question, the sites directly on Lake Superior are great locations. Many are RV sites but there are a few tent-only or tent-likely sites. But strong north winds and temps down to 45 at night told me this was not the place for me. I chose a location (site 74) across the road from the lake and slightly up an incline. The strong winds diminished to a gentle breeze and the moderate temps made bugs a non-issue. I had power, which I really didn't need, but nevertheless. And water spigots were at some sites. Not mine but nearby. The vault toilet nearby was spotless. The modern restroom with coin-op showers was a short walk away. The mercury vapor street lamp lighting the access road was a little annoying and I think they could have provided a similar amount of safety without the lumens. But now I'm just picking nits. OTP was just a one night stand. Next day I back tracked 12 miles west along a lake-hugging road to the Porkies for some trail hiking and then back again through Ontonagon and up the Peninsula. By the way, for the highway freaks, Ontonagon is the head end of US Route 45 that continues south to the Gulf of Mexico. Road trip for another time.

Very crowded place and it is right by a railroad track that gets plenty loud and noisy. They say…read morethey have rules but three dogs were left by their owners all week to roam freely and bark. Very dusty, especially since no one drives at the 5mph. Extremely low water pressure at our site and forget WIFI as it was never available at our site. The manager was just downright rude and extremely unfriendly. It is a cheap place to stay but that's about the only positive I can think of for it.

We really enjoyed our visit to Iron Mountain, it's very beautiful there…read more Summer breeze campground was also very nice, the owners are very accommodating and certainly do keep the grounds maintained and very clean. Which is why I was shocked that they would allow one of their guests to display a Huge religious banner surrounding their Lot, as well as a fairly decent sized Mannequin dressed up as Donald Trump which was placed directly in front of their camper on the main road. The mannequin wasn't as disturbing as the owners bizarre behavior towards it, which made us both extremely uneasy. It was almost as if he was worshiping it in some way.

I could seriously begin to write a Pure MI ad about how much I loved this campground. I went to…read morethis campground in the middle of August and the weather was ideal for camping. It warmed up in the afternoon but was nice a cool for sleeping. We stayed with another couple on our site and it was a tight squeeze. The sites here are very small so keep that in mind if you are traveling with a large group. In order to get a spot right on the lake you have to book 6 months in advance and it is totally worth it. You can hear the waves crashing onto the beach from your tent and it is well worth booking a trip so far in advance. We stayed in spot #1 for a four day trip. It was a short walk down to the beach where we watch the sunrise every morning. The bathrooms were nice and well cleaned. There is a camp sponsor who stays a month at a time on the campground to help organize events. My only complaint is the fire pits didn't have grates or anything for you to cook over so that meant becoming buddy-buddy with our neighbor to borrow supplies. The hiking was amazing. There were plenty of good trails within a 20 min drive of the area. We had such a good time exploring the area. I will stay that the trails are extremely muddy after a good rain but after two days they dry out pretty well. We didn't explore any of the restaurants but there are several within 30 mins drive. Overall I can't wait till we can go back to this campground and I would highly recommend this mountain range to anyone in the Midwest.

This campground did the job, as far as campgrounds go. There is lake access, but the rocks are…read moreJagged and treacherous, so you're better off driving to a nearby beach. The bathrooms were clean and nice. There is no sink or spot to do dishes, which was annoying. The spots were open and close to each other with little to no shade and no privacy. It's pretty much a field and am RV Park. I would not stay here again unless there were no other options in the area.

Gas and food! Right on the trail- inside is clean and lots of room to warm up and have a drink…read more Bartender is very nice.

Came here for gas on the snowmobile only to walk in to a bar and a convenient store , it was…read moreawesome ! It was at night and completely empty inside , bartender said all the snowmobile's head to Hurley after dark which was perfect for us !!!! Awesome place ! Grabbed some snacks and off we went .