Arrowhead Lodge is located near the northern region of Minnesota, characterized by dense forests and numerous lakes. The area experiences temperatures ranging from 10°F in winter to 80°F in summer. Visitors can explore Voyageurs National Park and Rainy Lake, both offering opportunities for hiking and water activities.

Arrowhead Lodge

Campers can find some of the best camping opportunities in Minnesota near the Canadian border in Voyageurs National Park. Camping in the park is limited to pitching a tent or staying in a rustic cabin. Campers who want a little luxury can stay in a 20th-century hotel by picturesque Kettle Falls. Campsites near Ellsworth Rock Gardens have views of the artist’s collection of abstract sculptures on the terraced outcrop. Campgrounds by the park’s three lakes are perfect for nature and water lovers. Fish from the bank or take a boat out to explore the various islands. RV campers will also find the necessary hookups and amenities to enjoy their time exploring the park and MN.

Voyageurs National Park

The Best Camping Near Voyageurs National Park, Minnesota

We were in Site # 1 which there are only 3 sites must be self contained. They are close together yet was a place to stay in Voyagers National park with Full hook up. Wooden Frog State Forest  Campground is next door to it you can use their boat ramp &amp; swim beach. The Lodge has rooms and a bar &amp; restaurant you can sit in the log Lodge or out on the deck. Mike makes a good Margarita but a little pricey. The food is ok. The owners are so nice working hard to maintain the place.  There is a small playground and a community fire pit. 

  

Great place to watch sunset is at Wooden Frog day use area. 

  

They have a dock you can keep a boat at or rent a boat if you don't have one. They rent Kayaks &amp; canoes too. We had out own Kayak you really need to get out on the water to enjoy Voyageurs National Park it's all water based. We launched the Kayak mostly at Wooden Frog and once at Arrowhead lodge depending on the wind. 

  

We kayaked to Bittersweet Island and got out to stretch in a cove. Took a dip and relaxed. There are some leeches in the water so check you feet if your walking around in it. Got a nice juvenile Eagle picture here on was sitting in a tree. 

  

lake Kabetogama is big with many islands. It can be shallow in places with big rocks submerged out of the water so know where your going. Being in a Kayak you could really see the rocks. We found a nice Swim area off an Island near the submerged rocks with warnings there was primitive camp sites on the islands some were really nice.

  

Fishing is great we caught Walleye &amp; big Northern Pike.  They clean your fish for you if you want them to.

  

There are loons (love the sound they make) and White Pelican's on the lake. Some of the white pelicans had big bumps on their beak which we found out they have that bump till they mate. Then the bump falls off so you feel sorry for the ones with a bump on their upper beak. The white throat Sparrow has a great tune they carry. 

We saw several Eagles on the islands out there too. 

  

We Like to explore so we check out other campgrounds, visitors centers if open and really enjoyed eating at the Rocky Ledge (great Pizza and Patty Melt). International falls is the biggest town it's about a half hour or so away. We ate at Barajas Mexican Grill it was good. Got some groceries and went to one Antique store there. 

  

Heading the other direction on the Highway was another Antique place called Rainy days Antique. Nice people &amp; a lot of stuff in there. 

  

We mostly had good weather yet we did have some rain &amp; some marble sized hail once. Some big trees came down in Wooden frog with this storm that had hail.

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