Point Detour Chippewa Indians — RV Camping in Bayfield, WI

Point Detour Chippewa Indians Campground sits at Wisconsin's northernmost point near Bayfield, offering a secluded lakeside retreat on Lake Superior's rocky shores. Operated by the Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, this 25-site primitive campground provides an authentic wilderness experience with first-come, first-served availability. Each small site is nestled among mature trees, providing natural privacy and screening, while many feature direct access paths to Lake Superior's pristine shoreline. The campground features essential amenities including water hookups and toilet facilities, accommodating both tent campers and small RVs. The remote location attracts visitors seeking solitude and natural beauty away from crowded commercial parks. Bayfield serves as the gateway to the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore, one of Wisconsin's premier destinations. Nearby attractions include world-class kayaking and sailing opportunities, scenic hiking trails with Lake Superior vistas, the historic Apostle Islands lighthouses, and diverse water activities including fishing. The charming Victorian village of Bayfield is minutes away, offering shops, dining, and access to the Fruit Loop's orchards. The area transforms seasonally, with cross-country skiing and snowmobiling in winter, and the renowned Bayfield Apple Festival in fall. Ideal for RV travelers seeking unspoiled lake country experiences and outdoor adventures in northern Wisconsin.