necessary to get res for Lake Superior
Thinking of driving from the Soo to Thunder Bay sometime this summer. Is it necessary to get advance reservations between those two or driveup OK for campgrounds? Don't need hookups but would be nice ...
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We run that route each summer on our way to Red Lake in northwest Ontario. We used to stop at Lake Superior provincial park but our longer RV got scratched up (untrimmed trees and tight turns in the campgrounds). Suggest the SSM KOA, Penn Lake park in Marathon (both full service) and perhaps one of the longer sites in Pukaskwa National park near Marathon (electric only). Reservations are probably recommended depending on if you are stopping over a weekend. Thunder Bay KOA is also a good stop. Neys provincial park is nice, sites on the lake shore but very busy during the summer.
