Dalrymple Park and Campground

Lakeside sites set above lakeshore. No lake access but great views. All seems to have electric. Vault toilets and city water. Sites 24,25 & 26 best views. 30 sits above them all across from toilets also with a fab view. Campground manager is a lovely woman who also manges the towns parking lots. At $30 a night it's well worth it! Just outside the little charming town if Belfield with ferry to Madaline Island and the Apostle Island tours.

We were happy to find a view site for our 25' RV on the lower loop. Our site had good separation from others. Nice and quiet except for the guy who had to run his toy car up and down the campground road. We were able to walk to town easily and enjoyed exploring Bayfield and the Apostle Island Lakeshore. Electric at the site, water accessible at 2 points within the campground.

Our site overlooked Lake Superior and the Apostle Islands but was a tight fit for our 24' van. Good 30amp electric, water spigot nearby but no dump stations at park.

we arrived friday around 1pm with a couple spots to choose from. we had site 27. it was a primitive site which entailed a small walk through the woods from parking to the spot. it had a little view of the lake though mostly blocked by trees. there are plenty of sites on the bluff overlooking the water though. the only complaint I have is that it’s rather expensive ($30) given the minimal maintenence they seem to do. trees could be trimmed to provide better views and the bathrooms were pretty unkept, but that’s to be expected. super conveniently located close to town but still feels woodsy

RV under 30’ or Tent. First come first serve but not super busy during the week. Some have water, some have Elec. #30 and a few have Lake Superior views. Only $30 and 1 mile from town of Bayfield.

Quiet campground. Pit toilets were clean. Limited number of sites overlooking lake. On about half you can find a flat spot. Not recommended for long vehicles. Close enough to town if you wanted to walk, little over 1/2 mile. We were there June 16 and it wasn’t full. Water from a spigot.

Love this campground. You do have to get here early since it’s first come, first serve. The sites are pretty and our site (7) is pretty secluded. There are no showers and only pit toilets but the cost reflects that. It’s only $30 a night and a short walk to town. Highly recommend.

This campground is very close to Barfield. Campers can explore places nearby such as the Madeline Island. It’s very shady and provide good camping feels.

This campsite is $30 to stay at located on Lake Superior and an easy half mile walk to downtown Bayfield. Arrive early to get a spot because even on the weekdays the fill up. We visited on a Tuesday and all spots were gone by 3pm. There are 2 primitive spots available which just entails about a 20 yard hike from where you park. Sites are mostly pretty close together but views are good. Electric provided and well kept up vault toilets.

If you get here early, there are a few sites right on the water looking over the islands. Some spots are tight with an RV, I’d suggest walking the loop before driving around. Close to town, very clean, we will be back. Great cell signal.

This campground is 30.00 a night. This beautiful campground is right on the edge of Lake Superior. All three campgrounds in this area are actually this one. I would not recommend this campground for anything larger than a pop up or teardrop. The sites are close together and hilly. The road to the back area where we stayed was narrow. Has vault toilets. Is extremely beautiful!!! I have attached photos and video of the campground.

This campground is 30.00 a night. This beautiful campground is right on the edge of Lake Superior. I would not recommend this campground for anything larger than a pop up or teardrop. The sites are close together and hilly. The road to the back area where we stayed in 25 was narrow. I have attached photos and video of the campground.

This is absolutely incredible Campground. So beautiful on the shores of Lake superior. There is a lower road where all of the sites are right on the lake and you can watch the kayakers, sailboats, and the ferry boat going to Madeline island.

It is a little more rustic though as there are not flush toilets or showers. You can shower in town at the Rex center or take a swim in the lake. There is electric and places to fill for water. There is not a dump station but we have taken it up to the Red Cliff casino and they have a dump station there. There’s a charge but it’s minimal.

The town of Bayfield is adorable. Lots of shops, great dining, and lots to do.

The campground is cheap and it includes all you can burn wood. We continue to go back over and over because this is one of our faves.

City-run campgrounds can be of variable quality, and the Bayfield community campground at Dalrymple city park really sets the bar high. The quality of this campground is on a par with a small state park! Set in a deep old forest of tall shady trees, the campsites are large, spacious, well kept and in pristine quality. Many are in primo spots along the bluffs overlooking Lake Superior and the Apostle Islands, and many can accomodate a variety if RV’s and campers. However, with respect for tenters who like a more rustic experience, there are some primitive walk in sites that are set off to the side in a nice secluded woodsy location. Right within the city limits of beautiful Bayfield, with all kinds of amenities and possible day trips, but with a peaceful quiet retreat into the woods at day’s end. A quality experience!

Nice campground. Pretty primitive - no running water in the bathrooms so no showers and pit toilets only, but there are two city water connections for drinking water. Electric hookups at the campsites. The sites are pretty close to each other, not much privacy, but the sites along Lake Superior are beautiful. Easy walk to Bayfield. No reservations. Not much room to turn around large vehicles, and a steep hill to the road. There is a free shuttle to shows at Big Top Chautauqua that picks up in the campground. Also, the city provides free firewood!