Agawa Bay

If you enjoy sandy campgrounds right on the beach, this is the spot for you. The sunsets are breathtaking, and the waves are massive on this semi sand/pebble beach, all encircled by towering hills. It genuinely feels like you're on the ocean. An added bonus is the low number of visitors, which keeps the campground fairly quiet. The only downside is the highway's proximity to the sites, but thanks to the wind and waves, you can hardly hear it.

The beach campgrounds are incredible, offering breathtaking scenery. While you can anticipate mostly windy days by the shore, the location and views more than compensate for it. The water ranges from turquoise to blue, resembling parts of the ocean. At night, the sky is pitch black, perfect for stargazing. 5/5 stars.

This was the first stop of my month-long journey up North with my two dogs. This place is incredibly nice and beautiful. A large portion of the park features waterfront spots, and I was fortunate to secure one. The staff here are amazing! There are plenty of activities in the area, such as fishing, hiking, and enjoying the scenery.

The campground at Agawa Bay is expansive, stretching along the shoreline. The campsites are roomy and offer a good degree of privacy. Many of the sites are either on the beach or provide a beach view. However, road noise from Highway 17 can be heard, especially at the campsites in the back row, which are quite close to the road. The visitor centre is excellent and definitely worth a visit. The comfort stations are clean and each features four hot showers. The privies are also clean and come with an outside sink. There are plenty of activities to enjoy in this park, so it's highly recommended to stay for more than one night.

A wonderful stopover along the stunning shores of Lake Superior. The sunsets are breathtaking, and the campsites are conveniently located very close to the lake. However, the highway is also nearby, and the noise from large trucks can be quite disruptive. The comfort stations are adequate with warm water, but they are in dire need of renovation as many features like door closers, hand dryers, and washers are not working. Additionally, the firewood was disappointing and seemed as if it had been stored in the lake, making it wet. For those seeking peace and quiet, I would suggest visiting Neys, which is a few hours west of this park.