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Two Island Lake Campground
National Forest

Two Island Lake Campground

Grand Marais, Minnesota
4.7 (66 reviews)

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About Two Island Lake Campground

Campground in Minnesota.

Nestled in the heart of Minnesota's pristine wilderness, Two Island Lake Campground offers RV travelers an authentic escape into nature without sacrificing comfort and convenience. This National Forest campground provides the perfect base for exploring the rugged beauty of northern Minnesota, where dense pine forests meet sparkling waters and the air fills with the calls of native wildlife.

The campground's location puts you in the heart of some of Minnesota's most scenic landscapes. Two Island Lake itself is a focal point for recreation, with excellent opportunities for fishing, boating, and swimming during the warmer months. The crystal-clear waters reflect towering pines and create an idyllic setting that captures the essence of the North Woods experience. Whether you're an angler hoping to catch walleye and northern pike, a paddler seeking quiet cove exploration, or simply someone who loves immersing themselves in natural beauty, the lake provides endless possibilities for outdoor enjoyment.

The surrounding National Forest landscape is ideal for those seeking adventure beyond their RV. Hiking trails wind through old-growth forests and along scenic shorelines, offering everything from leisurely nature walks to more challenging backcountry treks. Wildlife enthusiasts frequently spot deer, beavers, eagles, and various waterfowl throughout the area. Birdwatchers especially appreciate the diversity of species that call this region home, making it a premier destination during migration seasons.

Two Island Lake Campground attracts a wonderful mix of visitors, from multi-generational families seeking quality time together to solo travelers and couples wanting peaceful getaways. The highly-rated facility, reflected in its strong guest reviews, indicates well-maintained grounds and responsive management that values the camping experience. The campground serves as an excellent jumping-off point for exploring nearby attractions and the broader Superior National Forest region.

This Minnesota gem combines the solitude and natural wonder that make RV camping memorable with the accessibility and facilities that make it practical for modern travelers of all ages and abilities.
4.7

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66

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Park Details

Tips & Tricks

Book Early

Grand Marais is popular during peak season. Reserve 2-4 weeks in advance for weekends and holidays.

Check-in Time

Most parks have check-in after 1:00 PM and check-out by 11:00 AM. Call ahead if you'll arrive late.

Local Weather

Minnesota weather can change quickly. Pack layers and check the forecast for Grand Marais.

Explore the Area

Don't miss local attractions near Grand Marais. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.

Two Island Lake Campground Reviews

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Lori-Anne Johnson-Nagy

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Lori-Anne Johnson-Nagy

All of the State Parks were full, so I dug this one up on an Internet search from a reddit post. Did not disappoint!!!!! We got there early afternoon and nabbed one of the best spots there. Site #23. The sites are pretty spread out which is nice and we had a great view of the lake outside of our tent. The bathrooms were clean and there is water available. Buy your firewood before heading up.... All of the State Parks were full, so I dug this one up on an Internet search from a reddit post. Did not disappoint!!!!! We got there early afternoon and nabbed one of the best spots there. Site #23. The sites are pretty spread out which is nice and we had a great view of the lake outside of our tent. The bathrooms were clean and there is water available. Buy your firewood before heading up. There won't be any within 3 miles of the campsite. I also found a trail that is 8.2 miles round trip that goes to Devils Track lake near the 30's sites.

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Michael “Wolfy” Howes

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Michael “Wolfy” Howes

This campground is about 25-30 minutes from Grand Marais in the Superior National Forest. We pulled in late in the evening and found a site on a Friday night - it was quite packed. There are 3 different campgrounds and there are a good amount of sites. Our site was very spacious and not too close to others for a campground. Very well kept, clean spaces, a place for garbage, very clean restrooms (v... This campground is about 25-30 minutes from Grand Marais in the Superior National Forest. We pulled in late in the evening and found a site on a Friday night - it was quite packed. There are 3 different campgrounds and there are a good amount of sites. Our site was very spacious and not too close to others for a campground. Very well kept, clean spaces, a place for garbage, very clean restrooms (vault toilets). Each spot has a nice fire ring and a picnic table with 2 tent spaces and parking. The lake is very nice and a great place for an evening stroll. The road coming in is mostly unpaved but I think any car could easily get in and out as it is graded. Highly recommend camping here if you want to avoid the loud/busy state parks and be out a tad.

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Becca

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Becca

Beautiful campground with unique sites. We arrived on a Sunday afternoon and there were only 3 sites claimed so we had our choice of many lake-side sites. Highly recommend site 34 on the lake if you can get it, it was spacious and had private lake access to watch the loons and sunsets!

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Becca

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Becca

Beautiful campground with unique sites. We arrived on a Sunday afternoon and there were only 3 sites claimed so we had our choice of many lake-side sites. Highly recommend site 34 on the lake if you can get it, it was spacious and had private lake access to watch the loons and sunsets!

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K HP

Mar 18, 2026

3.0

Google Review by K HP

Primitive campsites on a beautiful fishing lake. Just a few lakeside sites. Plenty of open campsites when we looked Sunday afternoon mid August. Private but closer sites than at the Devil Track Lake campground. No cell out here. $22/ night as I write in 2025.

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K HP

Mar 18, 2026

3.0

Google Review by K HP

Primitive campsites on a beautiful fishing lake. Just a few lakeside sites. Plenty of open campsites when we looked Sunday afternoon mid August. Private but closer sites than at the Devil Track Lake campground. No cell out here. $22/ night as I write in 2025.

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Andy

Mar 18, 2026

4.0

Google Review by Andy

Pretty nice for rustic camping. No water or power hook ups, so bring a generator if need be. Get there early so you can get one of the good spots, there are three loops and each loop has about 2-4 good, big sites close/next to the water. Boat launch and dock good for smaller boats. There are a few vault toilets and drinking water spigots scattered around each loop. The lake is pretty nice, al... Pretty nice for rustic camping. No water or power hook ups, so bring a generator if need be. Get there early so you can get one of the good spots, there are three loops and each loop has about 2-4 good, big sites close/next to the water. Boat launch and dock good for smaller boats. There are a few vault toilets and drinking water spigots scattered around each loop. The lake is pretty nice, although a little weird. Random spots of shallow water all over, but an overall nice clean lake. Lots of fish once you find them. We went there with two families of nine each and we all had a good time, the best part is no service so you’re forced to disconnect while you are there. Also, the pay method is a little goofy, right when you pull in there is a spot with envelopes that you write you info on. Still not sure if you are supposed to put them somewhere near the entrance, or bring them with you. Some campers had theirs attached to the site number sign but seems a little sketchy with people running around. Would definitely stay again!

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Andy

Mar 18, 2026

4.0

Google Review by Andy

Pretty nice for rustic camping. No water or power hook ups, so bring a generator if need be. Get there early so you can get one of the good spots, there are three loops and each loop has about 2-4 good, big sites close/next to the water. Boat launch and dock good for smaller boats. There are a few vault toilets and drinking water spigots scattered around each loop. The lake is pretty nice, al... Pretty nice for rustic camping. No water or power hook ups, so bring a generator if need be. Get there early so you can get one of the good spots, there are three loops and each loop has about 2-4 good, big sites close/next to the water. Boat launch and dock good for smaller boats. There are a few vault toilets and drinking water spigots scattered around each loop. The lake is pretty nice, although a little weird. Random spots of shallow water all over, but an overall nice clean lake. Lots of fish once you find them. We went there with two families of nine each and we all had a good time, the best part is no service so you’re forced to disconnect while you are there. Also, the pay method is a little goofy, right when you pull in there is a spot with envelopes that you write you info on. Still not sure if you are supposed to put them somewhere near the entrance, or bring them with you. Some campers had theirs attached to the site number sign but seems a little sketchy with people running around. Would definitely stay again!

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