Webster Lake

Nice big spots some you can see a neighbors on one if you get a lake side site. Not so much for the forest sites. There is a nice Bog walk. You can turn around and go back or continue to walk around the lake. There maybe just 2 sites for big rigs otherwise smaller vehicles and tents will fit in the rest of the sites. Vaulted toilets, old fashion water pump, carry in, carry out Please! $14.00 per... Nice big spots some you can see a neighbors on one if you get a lake side site. Not so much for the forest sites. There is a nice Bog walk. You can turn around and go back or continue to walk around the lake. There maybe just 2 sites for big rigs otherwise smaller vehicles and tents will fit in the rest of the sites. Vaulted toilets, old fashion water pump, carry in, carry out Please! $14.00 per night.

This is perhaps the most remote developed campground on the Chippewa National Forest. The setting is very scenic, and the campground offers hiking trails directly accessible from the campground loop road. Verizon and T-Mobile cell data service was intermittent for us, not reliable in this campground as of summer 2024. Drinking water hand pump was working. Water tasted fine though was not quite... This is perhaps the most remote developed campground on the Chippewa National Forest. The setting is very scenic, and the campground offers hiking trails directly accessible from the campground loop road. Verizon and T-Mobile cell data service was intermittent for us, not reliable in this campground as of summer 2024. Drinking water hand pump was working. Water tasted fine though was not quite clear. I wouldn't hesitate to use it with as often as the national forest tests their water. There's a very nice mowed area by the waterfront, but it lacks any benches or picnic tables. There is not a formal designated beach but the shore looks great for swimming. At $14 a night in 2024, this is one of the lowest cost drive-in/developed campgrounds on the Chippewa.