Isle Royale National Park
Due to increased human-wildlife interactions and food storage concerns, individual tent sites and group sites at Three Mile, Daisy Farm, Moskey Basin, and Caribou Island Campgrounds are currently closed. Tent and hammock camping are not permitted anywhere within the campground. O Details
Blooms are tested for toxin levels and monitored. Toxin levels are consistently low on Isle Royale. It is not recommended to filter water in any areas where there is surface scum, strong odors, or other evidence of a significant bloom. Blooms move around depending on wind and rai Details
The stream has very little water flow. Campers should bring enough water to Island Mine or plan on collecting water along your route.
All backpacks must be stored in backpack storage areas at Three Mile and Rock Harbor campgrounds. All food and scented items are to be in the Food Storage Lockers. Containers should be kept in the Food Storage Locker when space allows or near the Food Storage Locker, do not store Details
Proper food storage is required on Isle Royale. All food, trash, scented items, cooking supplies, cooking utensils, and fish/fish parts must be stored properly. To learn more about food storage and to learn how to properly store your food, trash, and scented items, click "more." Details
Fuel for boaters will not be available from September 13 through October 31 except for emergencies only. Boaters are encouraged to bring extra fuel in containers. Details
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Isle Royale National Park is a remote wilderness area located in Lake Superior, Michigan. It attracts visitors seeking solitude and a chance to connect with nature, offering a variety of trails and opportunities for wildlife observation. The park is known for its rugged terrain and limited amenities, making it a true escape from modern life.
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The island is home to diverse wildlife, including moose and wolves, and provides a unique environment for camping and hiking. However, visitors should be prepared for basic conditions, as facilities are minimal and camping requires adherence to strict leave-no-trace principles.
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At a glance
- Established
- 1940
- Open
- Daily open 24 hours
- Price
- Per Person $7
- Accessibility
- Limited facilities, rugged terrain
- Opening hours
- Daily open 24 hours
- Phone
- 9064820984
- Price
- ~$7
- Website
- www.nps.gov
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Photo: NPS Photo / Paul Brown