We liked it. Good campground, clean, very convenient to Bayfield. Owners were nice and worked with us. Another member in our party had a tent site, which wasn't very good. They allowed us to put their tent next to our RV site, which was really appreciated. They have a nice, small kids playground and grassy area, which we used daily....moreWe liked it. Good campground, clean, very convenient to Bayfield. Owners were nice and worked with us. Another member in our party had a tent site, which wasn't very good. They allowed us to put their tent next to our RV site, which was really appreciated. They have a nice, small kids playground and grassy area, which we used daily. The campground was very quiet. Camp wifi was not usable at our site. Mobile service was adequate, but only for basic things. I used a signal booster to do some work. We would stay again. Nothing special, but it served us well for the week. I'm curious to see what the owners do with the property- they mentioned upgrades were in the works!

Very nice well maintained campground with friendly, helpful owners. Easy access from route 13 with good signage. Well maintained interior roads good for big rigs. Our site was a good size with a crushed stone parking area, cement patio, fire pit and picnic table surrounded by grass. There are plenty of mature trees for shade. Nice...moreVery nice well maintained campground with friendly, helpful owners. Easy access from route 13 with good signage. Well maintained interior roads good for big rigs. Our site was a good size with a crushed stone parking area, cement patio, fire pit and picnic table surrounded by grass. There are plenty of mature trees for shade. Nice quiet location with no road noise. All utilities worked as expected. Good WiFi. No T-mobile signal. About a 5 minute drive to downtown Bayfield. We enjoyed our stay and would stay here again.

This campground is only a few minutes from downtown Bayfield. If you are looking for a peaceful RV spot with very clean facilities then you would love this place. The camp store had ice cream plus charcoal etc in case you forgot items. We will definitely be back. Everyone was super friendly and we felt completely safe. The sites are le...moreThis campground is only a few minutes from downtown Bayfield. If you are looking for a peaceful RV spot with very clean facilities then you would love this place. The camp store had ice cream plus charcoal etc in case you forgot items. We will definitely be back. Everyone was super friendly and we felt completely safe. The sites are level and # 8 was shaded with pines. The campground also had benches and cute decor throughout.

Good location for exploring Islands and Bayfield. Our 40’ motor home fit in site fine, pretty sloped though requiring two boards on rear wheels to level. Note water hookups shared between sites so be prepared with long hose, we were in 30 amp site but worked fine. We were directly across from playground rec area, so quite noisy b...moreGood location for exploring Islands and Bayfield. Our 40’ motor home fit in site fine, pretty sloped though requiring two boards on rear wheels to level. Note water hookups shared between sites so be prepared with long hose, we were in 30 amp site but worked fine. We were directly across from playground rec area, so quite noisy but they did get quiet around 10 PM.

We enjoyed our two days here (and wanted to stay longer). It was a nice little private, full hookup campground. Our site was spaced well, not hugely far apart, with a nice woodsy area behind us. The staff was super nice and the ice cream was great. We didn’t use the facilities otherwise. The location was a couple miles outside of Ba...moreWe enjoyed our two days here (and wanted to stay longer). It was a nice little private, full hookup campground. Our site was spaced well, not hugely far apart, with a nice woodsy area behind us. The staff was super nice and the ice cream was great. We didn’t use the facilities otherwise. The location was a couple miles outside of Bayfield but an easy drive and central to the peninsula.

Nestled near the shores of Lake Superior approximately one mile south of Bayfield, Wisconsin, the Apostle Islands Area Campground was not a disappointment in the slightest! Our third excursion in our new RV led us to the Apostle Islands Area Campground, near Bayfield, Wisconsin. This was out second time being in a dedicated, privat...moreNestled near the shores of Lake Superior approximately one mile south of Bayfield, Wisconsin, the Apostle Islands Area Campground was not a disappointment in the slightest! Our third excursion in our new RV led us to the Apostle Islands Area Campground, near Bayfield, Wisconsin. This was out second time being in a dedicated, private RV campground and the experience was a polar-opposite of our first. The overall layout of the grounds and traffic pattern make it relatively easy for pulling into the camp sites. Over the three days we stayed at the campground, we saw every level of RV pull in for a stay -- from small teardrop trailers, mid-size travel trailers, extremely large Fifth-Wheels, Class C, and Class A motorhomes. The campgrounds accommodated all with full hookup! The campground also rents campers, covered wagon cabins, and a separate tent area. Overall, the campgrounds were very, very clean -- the toilet and laundry facilities were clean, too. Check-in was somewhat awkward only because the front-desk computer lost Internet connectivity, so my wife had to show her email reservation/confirmation from her iPhone; Internet connectivity through the campground wi-fi was marginal, at best. However, I did not let that diminish the overall review because all of the other amenities, the climate of the campgrounds, the helpfulness of the staff, the campground store, all of those other factors matter more than Internet connectivity for us. For example, unlike our first experience in a private RV campground where it was like a loud party at every site, the clientele at Apostle Islands Area Campground were very low-key and adhered to the campground's quiet-time policy (10pm-7am). By 9pm the campground was quiet. Our RV site provided full hookup and was pretty level with minimal adjustments needed level the camper. The overall size of the site was reasonable with a fire ring and picnic table and a large Juniper tree to block the view of the camp sites across the road. I think one of the more enjoyable aspects of the Apostle Island Area Campground was our site backed up to the woods, so even though we were parked in a RV spot near other campers, we had ample trees and roughage to feel as if we were in a secluded State Park camping area. The light pollution was not an issue, and my daughter was able to capture some high-quality photos of the night sky from the campground area. Overall, the property owners and campground manager appear to go to great lengths to ensure the campground is clean, safe, and enjoyable for all its clientele. We will definitely come here again!

A nice spot - close to Bayfield, but you really need to drive\ride to the water and town - its a decent walk! Decent sites - the outside rings are shaded, the middle of the lower surrounds the play area, so whatever is your preference :D. Wifi was fine except in peak times, when it wasn't... Full hookups were great, staff in the of...moreA nice spot - close to Bayfield, but you really need to drive\ride to the water and town - its a decent walk! Decent sites - the outside rings are shaded, the middle of the lower surrounds the play area, so whatever is your preference :D. Wifi was fine except in peak times, when it wasn't... Full hookups were great, staff in the office great as well. Site not really level, but not too far. Obviously a bunch of work been done here of late, like 50A poles. A little too far out of town really, but it was fine. Stayed for a whole week.

Found the campground a little tight with a couple of steep hills; most rigs spun out going up. Most of the sites were narrow and un-level. Site 28, sloped a lot and was mostly sand, we had to put our truck in 4wd to park and leave. You can get nickeled and dimed here: pay showers, must use/buy their firewood. Campground was clean over ...moreFound the campground a little tight with a couple of steep hills; most rigs spun out going up. Most of the sites were narrow and un-level. Site 28, sloped a lot and was mostly sand, we had to put our truck in 4wd to park and leave. You can get nickeled and dimed here: pay showers, must use/buy their firewood. Campground was clean over all, but dated. If returned, would request site in flat area, not on hill.

The new owners have this campground looking good. We will stay here again if we make up here again. I would also recommend the Apostle Island Kayaking tours out of Bayfield.

We have visited Apostle Island View Campground many times over the past decades. The new owners are doing so much to improve the campground. The office/store has been remodeled and is very cute. The grounds and campsites are clean and well-maintained. The upgraded wifi was much appreciated. Most importantly, the new owners are supe...moreWe have visited Apostle Island View Campground many times over the past decades. The new owners are doing so much to improve the campground. The office/store has been remodeled and is very cute. The grounds and campsites are clean and well-maintained. The upgraded wifi was much appreciated. Most importantly, the new owners are super friendly, accommodating and energetic. Our weekend was perfect – a concert at the Big Top Chautauqua, a ferry ride to Madeline Island, and a quiet evening around the campfire. I was going to write a great review before we returned home and received a call from the owner stating that we forgot our surge protector hanging on the electrical post. He is packing it up and mailing it to us. That is above and beyond great customer service. Thank you!

New owners have worked to level campsites and improve campground. My site was heavily wooded, well-sized and level. Quiet campground.

There are brand new owners for this campground working very hard to make all their campers comfortable. Refreshing to see that. We stayed on a site high on a hill where we enjoyed 4th of July fireworks at our campfire, and a view of the lake. The campground has nice open spaces, and large trees for shade, and a nice playground for kids...moreThere are brand new owners for this campground working very hard to make all their campers comfortable. Refreshing to see that. We stayed on a site high on a hill where we enjoyed 4th of July fireworks at our campfire, and a view of the lake. The campground has nice open spaces, and large trees for shade, and a nice playground for kids. It’s close to town for all the shops and boat tours, but very quiet and peaceful. We had a good Verizon signal. We stayed in a 36’ motorhome and had plenty of room around us.

Is site was larger enough but it was not very levee which caused us difficulty. The owners like their annoying speed limit signs.

The Apostle Island Area campground is in Bayfield Wisconsin. The Apostle Islands are a group of 20+ islands in Lake Superior managed by the National Park Services as a National Lakeshore. Boat tours of the Apostle Islands are available from a dock in downtown Bayfield. The campground is just outside the downtown area on a hillside a...moreThe Apostle Island Area campground is in Bayfield Wisconsin. The Apostle Islands are a group of 20+ islands in Lake Superior managed by the National Park Services as a National Lakeshore. Boat tours of the Apostle Islands are available from a dock in downtown Bayfield. The campground is just outside the downtown area on a hillside above Hwy 13 off of County Road J. No water view from the campground through the trees.You go up a driveway and enter the campground next to the office. Payment here is cash or check only, no credit cards. We paid $40 night plus tax for full hookups. Sites are assigned on arrival. We didn't have a reservation. When I called a few days earlier we were told to just show up.The sites are down a steep and curvy gravel drive just after the office but we had no trouble navigating it. Sites are laid out on a hillside loop with some just a bit steep on entry. Most sites look to be level side to side. There's a more open loop with a grassy play field and a side loop tucked in the trees. Some of the sites in the trees might be problematic for longer & taller rigs. As the main loop curves toward the exit there's an RV dump set right alongside the gravel road. It might be interesting if a rig was dumping as you pull out as it's on a corner and the road's not overly wide.Our site had a sewer connection, 30 amp power and shared a water faucet with the site next door. It was a very long run to the faucet and we needed 50 feet of hose to get there. There's a warning sign at the office that some sites have long runs to the power pedestal as well. There are bathrooms and showers. Showers aren't free, they take quarters.There's no wifi but the Verizon signal is 3 bars LTE and fairly fast. We set up our satellite and found 2 of 3 Dish satellites. Very few sites here will be able to pick up any satellites due to the trees. We also found 2 channels OTA including the Fox affiliate from Duluth for local news and weather.

Best thing about this place is that it is close to Bayfield, where the Madeleine Island Ferry and Apostle Islands tours depart. It's an old fashioned sort of campground. No reservations, no credit cards.The owner/operators like their signage. You won't forget there's a 5-MPH speed limit here, thanks to the many signs with snarky ...moreBest thing about this place is that it is close to Bayfield, where the Madeleine Island Ferry and Apostle Islands tours depart. It's an old fashioned sort of campground. No reservations, no credit cards.The owner/operators like their signage. You won't forget there's a 5-MPH speed limit here, thanks to the many signs with snarky comments on them, like "This is not a suggestion". One of the STOP signs says "Do you run all stop signs or just this one?" Signs inside and outside the office warn of every offense you might commit, including making complaints about the weather. It all gives off the impression that the owners are either thin-skinned or control freaks.Sites 54-56 have partial lake views thanks to an upper-tier location. The rest are closely spaced in the trees, mostly or fully shaded. Grass and dirt. Showers/baths require quarters, and the owners justify this by saying you get a clean facility for the extra money. I guess if you were just paying for a campsite you'd deserve a dirty facility.

Located in the woods up a county road just so. of the town of Bayfield.