Ojibwa Campground

Paul K in Colorado

We happened to be here during the annual Pow Wow (good time :) and took the last spot available near the lake and had a good view. There are a few miles of very nice paved bike trails we used and swimming nearby on a sand beach near a stream was a little chilly but pleasant enough for a swim. The only hookups were electrical but dump and fill were available. During hot periods the power went out and 100v or less was not uncommon. My system graphs the power and protects my system so nothing was damaged. It appears most of the "campers" stay all season and there are a lot of kids. Its very tough meeting people so bring your own friends (BYOF). Also, people are coming and going at all hours to go to work and many people just leave their tent or trailer and come and go.

Sophia C

Need showers and bathroom the porta John's are gross

cind cocco

We loved being able to camp on the water! The check in process consisted of taking a registration form out of a mailbox and finding an emty spot. There was a campground host who did come to welcome us in. However there was trash along the waterfront and the camping spot was littered with cigarette buts and various litter. There were porta potties and no working showers. We paid $30 a night and had electric, the website did say they had showers. We did enjoy the free wifi! There are many long term campers as we could tell by the sites. Overall It was okay, if it had showers I would have given it three stars. It needs some serious clean up of all the sites and the beach front.

Rebecca MacDonald

The campground was beautiful! But they did not have water working when we arrived do to some issue, so we could not stay. Wish they would have put that on their website so people would know to look else where. Thankfully another campground down the road has 1 spot left.