What families say

This is a real wilderness trip, not a quick outing—getting there requires a ferry or seaplane booked well in advance, and costs/travel add up, so plan for multiple days rather than an afternoon visit. Families who've gone camping loved it (clean campgrounds, Lake Superior views, hiking, stargazing), but be prepared for basic conditions: one visitor found restrooms, stores, and trash bins closed/unavailable, and weather can turn wet and cold fast, so pack rain gear and layers regardless of season. Best suited for families comfortable with rugged, unplugged outdoor experiences rather than younger kids needing amenities close by.

Ages 8–18