Woodenfrog Campground

We only stayed here for one night, we used it to explore Voyageurs. We stayed for one night—midweek. Over half of the spots were available. There is a nice swimming spot in the public use area and there are public docks in the campground area for campers use only.

None of us used the outhouse, so I can’t comment on the state of them.

Our site was very level, we didn’t have to use anything to level out our rig. It was a very quiet night, you see can tons of stars on a cloudless night. I regret not being able to spend more time there.

We prefer to boondock but couldn't find anything suitable so we stayed at Wooden Frog. It's a first come first serve campground but if you come early in the week you will have no problems finding a site. Weekends there is space but may be limited access for larger rigs. we have a 35' 5th Wheel. Sites are grass and not level so be sure to bring blocks to get your rig level. Site #2 had great sunlight so we were able to use our solar to charge our batteries. There are many who use generators but it is quiet at night. There are trails around lake and lots of fisherman and boats on the lake during the day. Campground is close to Voyagers National Forest.

Park road was narrow and gravel. No big rigs for this campground. We managed fine in the 25” class c we were in with toad on dolly. No reservations taken. Sites ranged in size. Many smaller sites and not level. Plenty of open sites. Vault toilets. Not sure of their condition since we were self contained. Bugs were bad. We stayed here on the way to do a backcountry canoe trip At Voyageurs.

We came here to be close to Voyageurs National Park. It's one of the few public campgrounds on the shores of Lake Kebetogama, and an excellent location if you want to explore the lake. There's an easy access boat ramp, and plenty of places to rent kayaks or canoes if you don't have your own.

The campground is very rustic (and very affordable) with no hook-ups and no showers, but the sites are fairly large with lots of trees for privacy. While some of the sites are big, larger RVs should use caution when driving around the narrow roads with a few tight turns. They don't take reservations, but during our stay there was always plenty of open sites.

Be sure to bring bug spray as the mosquito here are plentiful!

Also, with our cell booster we got 4 bars of both Verizon and AT&T.

I loved everything about this place. The location, the privacy, great signal, and close to a really, really amazing National Park. There are lots of trees, so solar wasn't great. We did run our generator to keep topped up, but that's why we have it. Its also northern Minnesota (mosquitoes) so we were grateful for our screened bug net to put over the picnic table. Walking along the shore of lake Kabetogama was beautiful, and we rented canoes at Arrowhead Lodge & Resort to go explore the water. Tons of small islands (camp spots out there too if you are brave) to explore and a small beach that the kids loved to play at down at the day use area.

Road is pretty tight so I wouldn't take a huge rig in here, but our 27' Airstream did just fine.

We had great signal with our cell booster - up to more like 3 or 4 bars Verizon LTE.