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07/13/2017 11:18AM  
Is there a good campground near Bearskin / Hungry Jack Lake? In August I'll be backpacking the Angleworm Trail over near Ely, and need to pick up my daughter at Menogyn early in the morning, and realized I'd be unwise to try and hike out, drive, and still make it to Bearksin before 10 AM.
 
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Grandma L
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07/13/2017 11:42AM  
Forest Service Campgrounds - Superior National Forest
Here is a list that might help you.
07/13/2017 02:47PM  
You cant get any closer to Menogyn than to camp at Hungry Jack Lodge/Campground
07/13/2017 03:24PM  
quote cowdoc: "You cant get any closer to Menogyn than to camp at Hungry Jack Lodge/Campground "

Nice! Have you stayed there? Is it a decent campground? Do they have beer?
07/13/2017 06:13PM  
TominMpls: "Do they have beer?"


Asking the questions that really matter....
07/13/2017 06:25PM  
I have not stayed at the campground but I have been into the bar and dining room.
07/13/2017 08:09PM  
If you a looking for a 6-pack, be aware that outfitters don't have the proper license to sell regular beer. They only sell 3.2% versions, unless the laws have changed. Used to be that you needed to go to a state licensed store to get regular beer. Tastes pretty much the same, but with less "buzz" factor. I found that out at the Holiday in Grand Marais and Sawbill. I usually either bring it from home or stop at a liquor store in Wisconsin on the way up. I think what you get in restaurants/bars is the real deal though.

Tomster
07/14/2017 09:12AM  
We stayed at Flour lake a few years ago and really liked it.

Flour Lake Campground
bposteve
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07/14/2017 03:52PM  
quote TominMpls: "
quote cowdoc: "You cant get any closer to Menogyn than to camp at Hungry Jack Lodge/Campground "

Nice! Have you stayed there? Is it a decent campground? Do they have beer?"


If it's beer you're interested in, stop by Voyager's Brewing in Grand Marais and bring a growler up the Gunflint.

Also, if you're looking for a small step up in accommodations from a campground Clearwater Lodge has a bunkhouse you may want to look into.
billconner
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07/14/2017 06:38PM  
walleye_hunter
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07/15/2017 06:44AM  
quote TominMpls: "
quote cowdoc: "You cant get any closer to Menogyn than to camp at Hungry Jack Lodge/Campground "

Nice! Have you stayed there? Is it a decent campground? Do they have beer?"

I don't know what their campground is like but the Lodge, restaurant/bar, and patio is very nice. The food is decent and the beer is cold.
07/15/2017 07:30AM  
quote walleye_hunter: "
quote TominMpls: "
quote cowdoc: "You cant get any closer to Menogyn than to camp at Hungry Jack Lodge/Campground "

Nice! Have you stayed there? Is it a decent campground? Do they have beer?"

I don't know what their campground is like but the Lodge, restaurant/bar, and patio is very nice. The food is decent and the beer is cold."

Reserved! I'll report back on how it is.
07/15/2017 09:07PM  
quote billconner: " "


hahaha! I love it (although I camp without beer all the time!)
 
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