Schroeder is an ideal place for camping adventures of all kinds. Camping, hiking, biking: however you want to spend your days near Schroeder, you'll find great campgrounds with The Dyrt. You're sure to find the perfect campground for your Schroeder camping trip.
"This park is located just outside Schroeder, Mn which is 1.5 hours north of Duluth, Mn. It’s just off of highway 61 with spectacular views of Lake Superior."
"Campground Review
Temperance River State Park is just off of scenic Highway 61 north of Duluth, Minnesota about 60 miles."
$20 / night
"This is one of the few state parks in Minnesota where you can winter camp! The trails are absolutely beautiful in the fall, the scenery changes often."
"We stayed a site 22 on the small lake in early June and loved it! There were other campers nearby for only 1 night, and we never much from them."
$25 / night
"This is one of the most beautiful campgrounds in northern Minnesota along the glorious shores of Lake Superior. The campsites are surrounded by plenty of wilderness to allow some privacy. "
"You fill with water near the restroom in the campground next to the bath house across from the dumpsters. From our site you can here the river flowing it’s so peaceful."
"We stayed at site 49, which was a short walk to the beach. Our boys, age 5 and 3, spent hours throwing rocks in the lake."
"Sites closer to Lake Superior are tight, some are VERY SHORT and tent sites only.
Good electric power and water at the site we were at.
Two nice beaches and a river at the campground."
"This is a great campground in a beautiful state park adjacent to lake Superior on the North Shore."
"Cascade River is one of my favorite Minnesota State Parks. Located between Grand Marais and Duluth in Lutsen, Mn. There is a set of 5 small waterfalls and then Cascade Falls that are spectacular."
"I only stayed one night, but watching the sunset on the lake from my campsite was wonderful! It’s pretty easy to get too."
"We had taken a spot at Four-Mile Lake but it was not near the lake, so the next day we walked the mile to Toohey, which had been full the day before."
$18 / night
"The campground is located in the Superior National Forest along County Road 7 North of Finland, Minnesota. There are 20+ campsites available, with about half with direct lake access."
"The sites were all a good size and surrounded by trees. I could barely see any of our neighbors, they were far away and kept from view. Bathrooms are clean and management is really kind and helpful."
$17 / night
"Baptism river runs along the campground and has limited camping sites near it. First come first serve. There was a group playing music late and a few drunk campers who visited my site unannounced."
"The sites on the outside are more secluded but the ones in the middle are also nice. There is also a picnic area on the river and trails behind schedule some of the sites that lead to the river."
"There are plenty of trees to cool things down and the lake is in sight of all parts of the campground. Trees for hammocks and fire pit for s'mores."
"Minnesota state parks are very clean. Friendly staff. Amazing views."
"Tettegouche is beautiful right next to Lake Superior. 23 miles of hiking trails, 34 modern campsites (With Flush toilets and showers) and 13 cart-in campsites."
"Aside from the popular hikes to Shovel Point, High Falls or Bean and Bear Lake - there are miles and miles of other beautiful hiking trails in this state park!"
GuideWe stayed in site C4. It was a great spot to have with kids. One of the nearest sites to the restrooms which was nice. It was a good balance of rustic with a side of comfort. It was a quiet and spacious site. The carts were of good quality and restrooms neat.
GuideGood dirt roads going on, only a couple pot holes. Has good lake access for boats/pups, and nice shading in the trees. Medium amount of mosquitoes
LegendFirst off- the lower area is predominantly for campers and group campsites. Stay up on the hill if you would prefer to be away from the campers. The hill sites have basic portapotties, which was sufficient for most of our needs.
The bathroom facilities down below have running water, toilets, and showers. It was chilly while we were up there, so I can’t report back on how the showers were.
We go to GM often, but normally stay at a cabin outside of town to save money. This was a great way to be in town on a budget. Walking to and from town was a nice ritual, but you will not regret bringing a bike to speed up your commute into town.
TravelerThere are over 300 campsites. Spaces are very close to one another. No privacy. On the plus side you are on the North Shore of Lake Superior. You are within walking distance of many stores, restaurants, and bars. The town of Grand Marais is very walkable and bikeable.
GuideIt's been a few years since I camped at Little Isabella, and they've been kind to the campground. The trees are taller, the river is wider, and visitation is back to pre-pandemic levels. (Light) My pastor-wife had church duties for Trinity Sunday, so she let me take a solo trip to LIRCG. Pouring rain everywhere south of Duluth, clear and sunny at Isabella, which made for unseasonably cold (mid-30°s) nights for mid-June. That made the bugs almost non-existent. Aurora Borealis lit up the night sky, which made it a little more tolerable. Campground was immaculate despite Forest Service staffing cuts, vault latrines were clean and odor free. Only one other site of 11 occupied all weekend. Little Isabella River itself is much wider than some other reviews have posted. All in all, it was a great weekend and I plan on coming back later this summer.
TravelerCamped at the Upper Drive In Site 4 on a particularly cold June weekend (temps near freezing overnight). One of the more gorgeous campgrounds I've stayed at. A short walk down to the lake otherwise trails and boardwalks abound. Facilities were new and provided evertyhing needed. Only negative is proximity to HWY 61- could hear traffic from our site the entire stay. However, combined with the crashing waves on the other side it turned quickly into white noise :).
TravelerStayed in drive in 58 on a particularly cold June weekend. Site 58 was a short walk from the lake and very close to an incredibly nice bathroom and water station. All park services seemed to be closed by 6p - but we were able to buy firewood from the camp host. Only knock is the increasing presence of RVs and generators at state parks - these sites are pretty close to each other, which would be a very different story if all tents but with larger rigs, larger groups and generators it made for a decently noisy stay between the hours of 6a-10p.
GuideWe stayed in site L for one night and had a great time! We could see lake superior and part of Palisade head from our campsite, which was awesome. Sites were fully hidden from each other, spacious, and comfortable. We were able to hike to the high falls and shovel point directly from our campsite.
I gave it a 4 not a 5 because we could hear traffic from highway 61 all night. Ground was rocky, and the walk to these cart in campsites was wayyyy longer than other cart in sites we had stayed at! There was also no water easily accessible from the site without a filter.
Still, the views were beautiful, the privacy from other sites was fantastic, and being able to hike out to some of the best hikes in the park was a huge perk. We will definitely be going back! Sites G and I seem to be the best views
I loved being able to scramble down to the rocks (definitely have to be pretty able bodied) and watch the sun come up over the lake. Definitely worth staying multiple days if you book a cart in site!
LegendAmazing state park; one of my favorites! I try to come here every year, but it is hard to snag a spot. Love the hiking trails and how accessible the waterfall is. Campground has bathrooms and showers as well as potable water. Firewood is available at the state park office as well as any items you may have forgotten to bring such as miscellaneous toiletries and some food items. Highly recommend this park.
Camping near Schroeder, Minnesota, offers a fantastic mix of beautiful scenery and outdoor activities. Whether you're looking to pitch a tent or park your RV, there are plenty of options to enjoy the great outdoors.
Camping near Schroeder, Minnesota, has something for everyone, from families to solo adventurers. Just remember to plan ahead and enjoy the beautiful surroundings!
Frequently Asked Questions
According to TheDyrt.com, Schroeder, MN offers a wide range of camping options, with 161 campgrounds and RV parks near Schroeder, MN and 10 free dispersed camping spots.
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Schroeder, MN is Temperance River State Park Campground with a 4.7-star rating from 46 reviews.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 10 free dispersed camping spots near Schroeder, MN.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 9 parks near Schroeder, MN that allow camping, notably Bankhead National Forest and Chugach National Forest.
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