Red Rock Lake #2

5 star campground. In the area for a fanily reunion, stayed for 4 nights. The only drawback was that the gameroom door was open in the morning and night when we left and returned to the campground. We had told the kids all weekend that we'd visit the gameroom and playground on Sunday afternoon after the reunion. When we got back, the door was locked, and the hostess said it was closed and wasn'... 5 star campground. In the area for a fanily reunion, stayed for 4 nights. The only drawback was that the gameroom door was open in the morning and night when we left and returned to the campground. We had told the kids all weekend that we'd visit the gameroom and playground on Sunday afternoon after the reunion. When we got back, the door was locked, and the hostess said it was closed and wasn't sure when it would open. That was disappointing, but we made our own fun and had a quarter scramble in the sand with the some of the quarters we would have spent at the gameroom. Lol

5 star campground. In the area for a fanily reunion, stayed for 4 nights. The only drawback was that the gameroom door was open in the morning and night when we left and returned to the campground. We had told the kids all weekend that we'd visit the gameroom and playground on Sunday afternoon after the reunion. When we got back, the door was locked, and the hostess said it was closed and wasn'... 5 star campground. In the area for a fanily reunion, stayed for 4 nights. The only drawback was that the gameroom door was open in the morning and night when we left and returned to the campground. We had told the kids all weekend that we'd visit the gameroom and playground on Sunday afternoon after the reunion. When we got back, the door was locked, and the hostess said it was closed and wasn't sure when it would open. That was disappointing, but we made our own fun and had a quarter scramble in the sand with the some of the quarters we would have spent at the gameroom. Lol

Incredible place to camp for only 17 dollars a night. This place is hard to beat since there are 13 + sites, right on the lake. Some of the sites back in the woods are very pretty too. It is, however, primitive camping. There are no hookups , no elec. etc. There will be some generator noise, if you don't like that then this isn't the place for you. Vault toilets are around and garbage dumps... Incredible place to camp for only 17 dollars a night. This place is hard to beat since there are 13 + sites, right on the lake. Some of the sites back in the woods are very pretty too. It is, however, primitive camping. There are no hookups , no elec. etc. There will be some generator noise, if you don't like that then this isn't the place for you. Vault toilets are around and garbage dumps. Beach is ok, and a nice dock and landing for fishing.

We have been going here for 12 years and have a seasonal site. The grounds are well kept, they provide nice sized wooded lots for tents and campers. Electric and water are included in seasonal site prices, and are more competitive then others in the area. There is a playground for little kids, a game room, public restrooms with showers, and a dump station to empty the camper on your way out. The... We have been going here for 12 years and have a seasonal site. The grounds are well kept, they provide nice sized wooded lots for tents and campers. Electric and water are included in seasonal site prices, and are more competitive then others in the area. There is a playground for little kids, a game room, public restrooms with showers, and a dump station to empty the camper on your way out. The campground is close to the Munger and Soo line trails, and only a short 40 minute drive to Duluth. Its a great place to ride bicycles or 4 wheelers and side by sides. The owners and managers are the best! I highly recommend Red Fox for people who like to get out on the trails, sit around a fire at night, or be treated like family. There are no snobs, everyone is welcome, but quiet time is expected after 10pm!

We have been going here for 12 years and have a seasonal site. The grounds are well kept, they provide nice sized wooded lots for tents and campers. Electric and water are included in seasonal site prices, and are more competitive then others in the area. There is a playground for little kids, a game room, public restrooms with showers, and a dump station to empty the camper on your way out. The... We have been going here for 12 years and have a seasonal site. The grounds are well kept, they provide nice sized wooded lots for tents and campers. Electric and water are included in seasonal site prices, and are more competitive then others in the area. There is a playground for little kids, a game room, public restrooms with showers, and a dump station to empty the camper on your way out. The campground is close to the Munger and Soo line trails, and only a short 40 minute drive to Duluth. Its a great place to ride bicycles or 4 wheelers and side by sides. The owners and managers are the best! I highly recommend Red Fox for people who like to get out on the trails, sit around a fire at night, or be treated like family. There are no snobs, everyone is welcome, but quiet time is expected after 10pm!

This simple state campground has a lot to offer when looking to get away. Settled just West of Brainerd, it's only minutes north of Pilager on Rock Lake. For $15/night it'll be easy on the wallet while offering a high potential for great summer memories. The campground is set up in two loops, offers a small number of really nice lakeside sites. Some sites are canopied by tall pines while others ar... This simple state campground has a lot to offer when looking to get away. Settled just West of Brainerd, it's only minutes north of Pilager on Rock Lake. For $15/night it'll be easy on the wallet while offering a high potential for great summer memories. The campground is set up in two loops, offers a small number of really nice lakeside sites. Some sites are canopied by tall pines while others are in the open or surrounded by prairie grasses. We had site 4, long in depth and lots of shade. They have a number of basic outhouses for bathrooms & waterpumps to get you the basics. The walk towards the beach offers a few places to shore fish, offering up sunnies, blue gills, perch and the occasional bass. There is a public access landing & dock to drop your boat as you approach the beach. The beach area offers lots of picnic tables and benches for hanging out. The beach is well kept allowing for a lot of fun and a cool break from the summer heat. All in all, a nice little campground.