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Little Sand Bay Campground

Town of Russell

34155 State Highway 13

Bayfield, Wisconsin 54814

715-779-5233

46.9453437, -90.8871891

Campground Overview

About Little Sand Bay Campground

Imagine a campground that seamlessly combines the serene beauty of Lake Superior with easy access to the Apostle Islands—the Little Sand Bay Campground in Bayfield, Wisconsin, offers just that. With its lakeside location, this facility features a wide sandy swimming beach, a boat launch with docking slips, and proximity to the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore’s visitor center, making it ideal for water enthusiasts, nature seekers, and daytrippers exploring the islands.

The campground, operated by the Town of Russell, includes 32 RV sites with electric hookups, 14 tent-only sites, and a large group site complete with a gazebo. It provides essential amenities like water spigots, coin-operated showers, a dump station, and recycling facilities, all maintained to provide a comfortable outdoor experience. The site also features a picnic area, playground, and a sports field, ensuring activities for all ages. Additionally, firewood and ice are conveniently available for purchase on-site.

Located just 15 minutes north of Bayfield, this campground is a gateway to authentic northern Wisconsin culture, offering direct access to Apostle Islands kayaking adventures and historical landmarks, such as the Hokenson Brothers Fishery. Blending breathtaking shoreline vistas with practical comforts, Little Sand Bay is perfect for both weekend getaways and extended stays.

Vitals

Number of Sites

32

Elevation

638feet 194meters

Pad Type

Unknown

Max Length

Unknownfeet

Details

Hookups

Partial Hookups

Hookup Details

Power Available

Pull-thru Sites

Yes

Restrictions

None

Amenities

Pets

Dog Friendly

Kids

Yes, with playground

Bathhouse

Restrooms & Showers

Extras

Trash Collection, Water Available, Dump Station

Booking Information

Reservations

Takes Reservations

Season

Unknown

Booking Window

Unknown