Sailor Springs Glamping

We stayed here over Memorial Day weekend this year and had an absolute blast. It was our dog’s first ever camping experience and it was perfect for her. The hike in/out was so fun as well, you get to go over some small bridges and hills that are VERY well maintained. We stayed at the anchor this time and it was such a beautiful site with creek that just lulls you to sleep.

We will be staying again and maybe check out the other camps as they looked cozy as well.. but the anchor will have a soft spot for us for sure! Next time hopefully we can get a tour of the islands if weather permits!

Also side note: the porta potties were the CLEANEST I have EVER been in.

Very fun and very impressive! Lovely campsite relaxed, peaceful, beautiful natural woods and craftsmenship. Will definitely be coming again!

We stayed at the Anchor for 3 nights & we absolutely loved it. Stunning location & property nested in the woods, with a creek running through it. The A frame is adorable & despite the thunderstorm + rain it was a perfect stay & adventure

We stayed in the Anchor, a secluded, cozy, small A-frame cabin, right next to the creek. (Few things are more serenity-inducing than the sound of gently moving water.) Perfect for a couple or for a solo getaway. It’s a beautiful property and close to town — but it feels like you’re deep in the north woods, miles from anywhere. Looking forward to coming back and trying one of the other sites. 100% recommended!

We stayed at the Crow’s Nest for two nights in July.
Provided/available at the site: Beds with a fitted sheet, pillows and a light blanket. A propane-powered heater with propane tank (it got down to 45 degrees). An outlet. Two lanterns (one was USBC rechargeable and the other had batteries). A water jug. A propane-powered camp stove, sink, fire pit, tiki torch. Slingshot with biodegradable pellets. Port-a-potty. Camp shower located nearby.
Not provided: A second small propane tank for the stove. Nothing to charge the lantern.
Worth mentioning: the lanterns were not very bright, but we had our own head lamps and flashlight so it was fine. The rechargeable lantern used up its power quickly and drained our portable chargers.

We were very grateful that the host brought us a new propane tank when the heater one ran out.

We had the bad fortune of being in Bayfield during torrential rain and thunderstorms. We had to hike in (1/4 mile) during a downpour, so our stuff got very wet. The sturdy tent kept us dry, and we were grateful to be up high during flash flood warnings.

In my opinion, it was too tough of a hike to bring a cooler. Lots of up and down (fairly steep), walking on boards, big puddles. I’d 100% recommend a cooler backpack, and carrying your items in backpacks to make it doable. You need a hand free to hold onto the hand rails. If you are very out of shape, this might not be the place for you.

I hope this review helps future people looking to book!