Judge Magney State Park
Superior National Forest
Write a Review Hong Hill Grand Marais, MN 55604 218-387-3039GPS: 47.882, -90.082
Overview of Judge Magney State Park
Last Price Paid: $23
Reported by Momonaroadtrip on 6/28/2019
Longest RV Reported: 27 feet
Reported by Currently Wandering on 9/28/2015
Number of Sites 30
Reservations yes
Elevation 1,443 ft / 439 m
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Reviews of Judge Magney State Park 3 people have reviewed this location.
“Beautiful State Park”
Reviewed 6/28/2019
Nightly rate: | $23 |
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Days stayed: | 2 |
There was no hookup, not even electric, and no cell service, but that didn’t matter to me. There was a bathhouse, recycling, lots of shade, firewood, friendly park rangers, and an awesome hike to Devil’s Kettle Falls. My only complaint... the push button lukewarm showers run for literally 7 seconds. They take water conservation very se... more
There was no hookup, not even electric, and no cell service, but that didn’t matter to me. There was a bathhouse, recycling, lots of shade, firewood, friendly park rangers, and an awesome hike to Devil’s Kettle Falls. My only complaint... the push button lukewarm showers run for literally 7 seconds. They take water conservation very seriously.
We were going to use this as a base to visit Isle Royale, but I made the fatal mistake of NOT reserving the ferry months in advance. (Frowny Face) Oh well...we saw Grand Portage NM and Split Rock Lighthouse SP instead. North Shore is just beautiful.
Momonaroadtrip would stay here again
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“Camping on Highway 61”
Reviewed 6/26/2019
Nightly rate: | $21 |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
This is a no-frills campground right off Highway 61. There are no power hookups, though there is trash and recycling service, a shower building, and drinking water available. Privacy is hit or miss. The entire campground is covered on Google Street View, so you can virtually walk around the campground and pick a site, if that helps. Be... more
This is a no-frills campground right off Highway 61. There are no power hookups, though there is trash and recycling service, a shower building, and drinking water available. Privacy is hit or miss. The entire campground is covered on Google Street View, so you can virtually walk around the campground and pick a site, if that helps. Being so close to the highway, there is noise. This could be obnoxious in a tent, but probably is of little concern in an RV. Trucks passing by are extremely loud. I don't suggest staying here if you are sensitive to noise.
This park has excellent hiking, and it's also a great "home base" to explore the Arrowhead region, including the Superior National Forest, north to Grand Portage or south to Grand Marais, the Gunflint Trail, etc. I've also kept my trailer here and gone up to Thunder Bay or Sleeping Giant for a day-trip, not having to worry about which foods I can bring across the border.
Cell service in campground as of June 2019, without a booster:
Verizon: Unreliable, fluctuated between 1 bar LTE, to 1 bar 1x, to no service. Phone calls don't work. When I did have LTE, it speed tested at 187ms ping, 0.14mbps down, 0.09mbps up. You won't want to actively use it, but you should be able to get notifications, though possibly with a few minute delay during fluctuations.
AT&T: AT&T maintained 1 bar LTE with more stability than Verizon, but I struggled to get a data connection. Websites would not load at all. Attempted doing a speed test and it was preliminarily 0.03mbps with 805ms pings.
T-Mobile: Reliable and usable LTE connection, 53ms ping, 14.8mbps down, 1.1mbps up.
The above is without a booster of any kind. When I was here in 2017, I had an external antenna for my AT&T hotspot (not a booster, just an antenna) and I recall getting better AT&T performance.
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“No Verizon signal.”
Reviewed 9/28/2015
Days stayed: | 0 |
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We pulled in here to try and get a spot for a night or two, but even after roaming the Campground a few times, employing the directional antenna and booster, we still didn't have usable signal.
For an off grid park it looked great, and its probably worth a short day trip if you can fit it in!
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Hookups
- dry camping
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- showers
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Agree with everything Holly said except we think site #10 is the best in the c/g.
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