Two Lakes

I've never experienced mosquitos as bad as they were when we stayed for the weekend. Be prepared to be covered or stay in a netted space. Bug spray worked some but would suggest bringing more types of repellent or coverage. We later moved to a different spot that was hopefully not as bad as it was more open space than our original campsite. We moved spots about 7pm and we were charged a site change fee for moving spots. There were a lot of other open sites and found it pretty ridiculous considering the time of day and number of open campsites. The campgrounds were well maintained, very pretty at the lakes, and the bathrooms were clean.

This was our first trip to Two Lakes it was beautiful and very quiet. You can hear the Loons in the morning and see Deer in the campgrounds. I am petty sure their is a Big Foot their but we never did see it but I think we heard it. The sites are well spaced. Would be nice to have a place to take a shower. Bring your bug spray allot of mosquitoes. We will be going back.

We have been coming here for 2 years now. The sites and bathrooms are clean and very well taken care of. The lakes are excellent for fishing and swimming. Everytime we come here we always see alot of wildlife. This is a very popular campground.
We love it and you will too!

The Two Lakes campground in Chequemegon National Forest was fantastic! Our site was clean when we arrived. The campsite and other campers were very peaceful and quiet; perfect for observing the going-ons of nature. Both lakes on site are gorgeous and easy to access from the boat launches. We canoed and swam in both. Crystal clear water with a hint of red due to the natural minerals I suppose… Ample services of Ice and firewood was available via the on site camp host! The camp host was a pleasant fella. We hiked the North Country Trail which can be picked up at the entrance of the two lakes campground. Trails were not too advanced; making for a solid 2 mile hike for our family including a 4 year old and 6 year old twins. We sure did enjoy our stay! Nothing but positive experience at the Two Lakes Campground!

One of my favorite campgrounds! I have been camping here for years and noticed that the beautiful trail around Bass Lake has been neglected. Signs rotten and falling over. It would be a shame to let it go. Also, several outhouses are closed indefinitely and this makes the distance much greater to use a facility. Thirdly, some of the water points are not functioning. Please maintain this campground, it's a good one. Hosts were pleasant.

Beautiful area. The cleanest bathrooms I've ever seen.

I use to camp here when my kids were young. Now, a good friend and myself get away for an extended weekend in the fall to enjoy the clean, quiet and scenic surroundings. Love it!

The campground was excellent! The weather was beautiful. The rattly generators is the only downside. But with many of the sites quite far from others it's easy to get away if needed.

My family has been coming to Two Lakes over Labor Day for 40+ years. The campsites are spread out and private with several lake options. Unfortunately the past 5-6 years we have experienced more RV's/Campers with generators. Generators are allowed in the park and can run 6am - 10pm so I can't complain to the campers as they are within the rules but do wish their was a dedicated location where generators are not permitted. The campground is located in National Forest and very majestic/rustic. As soon as the generators fire up al is lost. Also 99% of the time the generator is located on neighbors side of the RV/Camper so the noise is shielded for the owner of the generator but not their neighbors so the neighbor has no choice but to listen to it.

Campground rustic and majestic with many site options on 1 of 2 lakes. All sites wooded and feel very private. Be aware however generators are allowed to run 6am - 10pm and there seems to be more showing up each summer. Good chance one may end up near you.