Campground Information:
Devils Track Campground
Boundary Waters Area
Minnesota
Campground Visit / Stay Information:
Stay: October 2007
Site type: Rustic Campground just off the Gunflint Trail, which is the main road that leads into the Boundary Waters Area
Site amenities: No amenities available except for outhouses and some general water spigots scattered throughout the campground. Each pad had a burn pit and a picnic table provided.
Rate/night: $12?? I think, when we stayed, the park was closed so it was free
Extra Charges/night (Pets, Children, A/C, etc): Unknown
First or Return Visit: First visit
Your Rating (1 Low – 5 High): 3
Campground Facilities Information:
Back-in/pull-through: Back-in
Hook-ups: None
Credit Cards Accepted: No
Discounts Accepted (Good Sam, KOA, other): No
Roads: Dirt roads leading to campground and dirt raods in the campground
Level Sites (Yes/No; rating: 1 low – 3 high): Yes, rating: 3
Wide/Open Sites (Yes/No; rating: 1 low – 3 high): Yes, rating: 3 Some of the sites were narrow to pull in, but once you pulled into them, they were very spaced out and very secluded
Restroom Cleanliness (1 low – 3 high): -1 Outhouses
Store (Yes/No; rating: 1 low – 3 high): No
Game Room (Yes/No; rating: 1 low – 3 high): No
Pool (Yes/No; Heated/Not Heated; Clean, rating: 1 low – 3 high): No
Campground Impressions:
Kid Friendly (Yes/No - Activities): Not really, this is more rustic and out there
People Friendly (Yes/No): Very
WiFi Friendly (Yes/No; - Charge?/Service Provider?): No WiFi, and we couldnt get a signal on our Verizon Broadband Card
Cell Phone Coverage (Yes/No - Service Provider?): Yes/Verizon
Pet Friendly (Yes/No): Yes
Personal Comments:
We came up to the Boundary Waters area in late fall, and the campground had already closed for the season. There was just a sign on the board that said "Camp for Free", but the water spigots had been winterized. No big deal, that's why we have solar panels and keep our fresh water tank full.
This campground is very well maintained, and situated right on a big beautiful lake. We spent a few days driving the Gun Flint trail and taking in the beautiful sights of the Boundary Waters area.
The site pads are big enough that if you had another couple traveling with you in another camper, the pads are large enough to hold two campers
Pat & Cindy Bonish
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