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."
$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."
$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."
"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!"
LegendStayed 4 nights. It is the start of the bike trails up the coast and has a huge number of trails. Super busy though but one of the few spots with enough sites one can see both the lake, falls and a baby stream with lots of hiking and biking traila.
LegendThere is a great summary below. To repeat, no water or trash but there is a bathroom and a nice hike that is well used. The lake is great. Really wonderful. The other close campsite is better though so if tou can, stay at Divide.
LegendOnly 3 spots. Snagged a private one and stayed a night. Really great, quiet, loons calling all night and a very cool hike around the lake. There is a hike in campspot a mile into the hike. Wonderful. Im sure you can boat to it as well. 5 miles of gravel but there is water, trash and a bathroom.
LegendThis is a great spot if you can't get into the national forests and guessing during the week you can fairly easily find a spot. Mostly FCFS with very few services and not much tree cover but if it allows one to visit the coast, totally OK.
LegendI was hoping to stop for the night but it was pretty rough. Mostly first come sorts of sites but there must have been a fire and tree cover is spotty. Welcome to OHV riders.
LegendNot much to add to other reviews. Very standard sites. I think it is mostly for the OHV trailriders.
LegendThis is a very nice campground with access to the boundary waters. I lucked into a first come site with electric and took it for the weekend. The sites are not necessarily private but better then a lot of the campsites in national forests. Hiking trails, places to ride a bike, boating without the engines. I will be back.
RangerA couple of issues with this campground unfortunately led to this poor review.
We were excited to use our car tent here after finding a last minute site. I filtered out the sites that were waterfront and #21 was listed as a waterfront site. We arrived and quickly realized it was not—if anything, this was a “road”front campsite. It was closer to the road than the lake itself. There is not clear path to the lake and you have to stumble through a field of chopped down trees to find a waterfront that is neither accessible to swim or launch out of. That was the first issue.
Secondly, when we arrived around 6pm to set up camp, there was a sketchy sedan playing loud music and slowly driving by each site. I have no idea if they were a camper or tending the grounds, but it was definitely odd.
Thirdly, our site was next to a nearby cabin, which echoed every word and syllable that came out of neighbors mouths. From 10pm to 5am, all we heard was laughter, music, and arguing. It was actually terrible.
And lastly, after a long day of hiking and canoeing, we came back to our site and to our dismay, someone had stolen our firewood. It could’ve been our neighbors or the sketch dude driving around—who knows. All we know is that we were sad and frustrated to think someone had walked into our site and stole our stuff. As a camper, I would never do such a thing, especially out on Gun Flint. Just plain inconsiderate and rude.
All in all, the campground was unsightly, sketchy, and we felt relieved to be leaving to one of the other campgrounds nearby that we’ve grown to enjoy.
Would NOT recommend site #21 or this campground. Don’t trust your stuff at this campground.
LegendHuge private sites with wildflowers all around you made for a beautiful stay! Great location for exploring the north shore. The sites have electric hook ups and the shower facilities were very clean. Only downside was no dump or water fill on site but we used the SP down the road for that without issue.
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 162 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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