Where is yor favorite tent camping area??

[jbjr]

Our favorite place to camp for the last 5 years has been Carlos State Park.

[Finns]

Lake of Three Fires. Just about 250 miles south.

[catfish1]

We have not used a tent in some years but when we did we just loved to camp at the Upper Sioux Agency State Park At Grante Falls and we were able to camp right by the Minnesota River. We still camp at the park just in a different part and use a camper.

Catfish1

[irvingdog]

Beaver Creek Valley state park in Houston county Mn.

Or, of course, the obvious BWCA and Voyageurs.

[sunnyj]

The canoe in sites at Scienic State Park. If you want go get away from everyone these will do it.

[fubar]

Gunflint Pines Resort & Campground, on the gunflint trail.

[Fishing Junky]

Trails End Campground on the end of the Gunflint is my second favorite. On an island on Saganaga is my first. Junky...............

[Xplorer]

We cant get enough of Voyageurs park boatin sites. Spent an average of 20 days there each summer (22 last summer) on kab,Rainy and Namakan. I've decided when i retire i'm gonna live on a houseboat up there 4 months a year

[shortfatguy]

anywhere the fish bite, the bugs dont, and i dont see any yahoos on jet skiis

[bottomfeeder]

xplorer,

On Rainy, over by Blueberry Island there is someone who is doing that right now. There is a houseboat site in a small bay, and another small bay next to that. Two years ago we were exploring the shoreline, trying to get out of the wind for a awhile (4 foot swells). Anyway, we come into the bay and there is a small floating house, which consisted of a bunk, small cooking area, two chairs, and a landing area. This thing was not going anyway, the dude was obviously staying there permantly, or when he visited. We were back again this summer, and the thing was in the same place.

[jiggin pig]

I am always a giant fan of whitewater, we have some property right on the stream. It is a great morning when you can get out of your tent grab a pole and fish 10 feet from the tent. how much i love summer, but i am itching for ice fishing like you can't belive.

[Xplorer]

bottomfeeder,

Just looked back on this thread. I know a guy and his wife (both teachers) that have a houseboat out of Crane Lake and they spend a couple months up there every summer. I met another guy who was doing the same thing on Namakan.

I think I'd spend one year on Rainy and the next on the Kab chain, and back again

[loebs93]

It might not be my absolute favorite, but whitewater state park is an awesome park...especially if you like fly-fishing, hiking and lots of wildlife.

[woodyjdh]

East Bearskin Campground on the Gunflint trail. Stayed there many a time as a kid, and hope to take my family there someday!

[Fergus Mor McErc]

Anywhere in the Arrowhead. Especially between Grand Marais and Mineral Center.

[northman]

I like everywhere in Superior National Forest. The free campsites taken care of by the Forestry dept. They usually have 3 to 6 campsites at each area. Many of them have pretty good grass compared to all dirt. Each site typically has the usual, one fire grate, 1 picknick table and 1 inclosed toilet for the group of sites. I like this better then 100 camp sites. Too many people for me. Usually these sites are at a lake and usually there are plenty of other lakes near by and It is fun to explore all over. The only thing they are laking is like when your woman asks you where the hot shower is, you hand her a bottle of bio-degradable soap and point at the lake. - northman