A very unique private property with Lake Superior access. The land itself was beautiful with private beaches covered in driftwood. The access to get to the lake was treacherous; a steep winding hillside trail with wood stairs not nailed together that collapsed while we were there. Luckily no one was hurt.
The camper on site was rotted out. Ceiling in main bedroom falling in, bathroom floor so soft you were worried it would fall through at any moment. Camper seam in the bunk area split and rotted, leaks water. Mold on the back of the dinette cushions and lots of dead bugs inside the camper. The worst part was the smell inside the camper. It smelled like decay and rot and was intolerable. Even the water smelled like something had died in the tank. We ended up having to sleep in our vehicles and a tent. The ad said pets welcome so we had our dog along and were not able to find any other accomodations that would allow a pet his size. We looked in several surrounding cities to try to find another place to stay with him because the camper was uninhabitable. Owner did say shower, stove and power all work, but the smell in the camper was too bad to use the shower or stove. Power was from a gas generator only, No actual electric service. Ad said washer and dryer- none. This property should only be listed as a primitive campsite with no amenities. The cost was far too high for far too little.