Minnesota - Burlington Bay Campground, Two Harbors

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Campground Information:
Burlington Bay Campground,
Two Harbors Minnesota
http://twoharborsmn.govoffice2.com/index.asp?Type=B_BASIC&SEC={D6964D96-3DD2-41BA-97F4-6707A6E46348}

Campground Visit / Stay Information:
Stay: October 2007
Site type: Nice size camp ground right off of HWY-61 and on Lake Superior
Site amenities: Sites offered either full hook-ups or just Water and Electric
Rate/night: $24
Extra Charges/night (Pets, Children, A/C, etc): Unknown
First or Return Visit: First visit
Your Rating (1 Low – 5 High): 4

Campground Facilities Information:
Back-in/pull-through: Back-In
Hook-ups: Sewer, water, 30/50amp
Credit Cards Accepted: Yes
Discounts Accepted (Good Sam, KOA, other): No
Roads: Paved
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
Restroom Cleanliness (1 low – 3 high): 2 - restrooms were clean and well maintained.
Store (Yes/No; rating: 1 low – 3 high): Yes, just a few supplies, but a store nun the less
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): No
People Friendly (Yes/No): Yes
WiFi Friendly (Yes/No; - Charge?/Service Provider?): No WiFi, but we were able to get a very strong signal on our Verizon Broadband Card
Cell Phone Coverage (Yes/No - Service Provider?): Yes/Verizon
Pet Friendly (Yes/No): Yes

Personal Comments:
We pulled over for the night while on our way up HWY-61 to the Boundary Waters area. This campground looked like it would be a good spot to stay for a few nights and check out some of the local light houses.

Even though the campground was somewhat empty, the woman at the counter set us beside the only other camper in our section. When we started backing into the site, the woman cam screaming at Cindy asking why she would pick this site to camp in when there were so many others open??

A nice campground, but the grass sites were somewhat muddy due to some recent rains.

Pat & Cindy Bonish