Wanaki Loop

Weekend can be busy, noisy boats,and tight space but weekdays are quiet. Clean water to swim i
Clean water to swim in.

Enjoyed this campground alot. Enough that we changed sites 3 times during our stay! The first site was only available for 2 nights but it was a gem so we took it knowing we would have to move. The second site was shady and not ideal for solar, so we stayed there a couple of nights and then moved to a third site. The sites were nice and roomy for our class A. Lake access was good, not great. But the lake is gorgeous. Clear water, sandy bottom, shallow. We really enjoyed it alot.

We've been camping in the Wanaki Loop annually for many years.  We choose that loop because we enjoy the sounds of nature, kids having fun camping and the overall quiet times versus electric/generator sites. We were very disappointed that there were several large RV/campers that ran their generators the majority of the time while we were there. It says on the website that generators are allowed but for short periods of time. If they need to have that kind of camping, they should go to the electric sites in one of the other loops (Norway or Chippewa).

On a positive note. Joyce was an excellent Camp Host. She keeps the bathrooms clean and is very attentive to the needs of the campers.

Very nice campground as always (25+ yrs), though the use of generators in a “non electrical loop” is getting out of hand. We choose the non electrical out of wanting to unplug and have peace and quiet. There are loops with electrical if you are a family that absolutely cant live without AC or your gaming systems. We saw a camper with a TV, box fan, and mini fridge. Stay at home if you cant live without that or feel the need it as a luxury while camping. Will still be coming back year after year, but this has started to be a drawback prior to not having any.

Excellent time
No smoke
No bears
Fab weather
Restrooms/showers clean
Quiet neighbors
See you next year!!

Very nice, looks like that they have showers!

I accidentally chose the hottest week of the summer to spend at the Wanaki Loop but that didn’t stop me from having a wonderful time, the stunning beauty of my surroundings more than made up for it and the refreshing dips in beautiful and clear Cass Lake kept me sane. I wasn’t super happy with the condition of the restroom (only one toilet working) but it was not that big of a deal. Our campsite was perfect, the price very reasonable, and a good time was had by all! I will definitely go again.

The camp sites and surrounding area are a national treasure. The camp host, Joyce is outstanding. The only suggestion I have is that it sure would be nice if the park service would start investing in the bathroom/shower facilities. They have been in need of refurbishing for years.

Stayed at site 163, we all of the nearby campsites were open but even if they had fellow campers we were far enough away that there wouldnt have been any sound issues. Took 90 seconds to walk to the lake, very clean and well maintained. The walking paths were beautiful, picnic tables set up in great condition and bathrooms were clean. Absolutely would return to this campground.

Generators were allowed to run day and night. The campground host had a dog that barked at everyone and everything. The host durned their radio on before,7 Am and we could hear it at our campsite.