Coves
Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore Backcountry Camping Permit · Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore
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Coves · hike-to site
Site Coves 5
“Individual Campsites: Coves Campground is inland from the North Country Trail, hidden behind the pine trees and ferns. There are two entry points to the campground. The campground trail leads through the forest where you will find five campsites and two designated metal communal fire rings. There is Lake Superior and beach access from the bluff along the North Country Trail. Water source is Lake Superior. Shared pit toilet. Lake Superior access for kayakers. Not Hammock friendly.”
recreation.gov's note for this site
- People
- Up to 6
- Check-in
- 1:00 PM
- Check-out 12:00 PM
From recreation.gov's site list, Oct 10, 2026.
Sites
6
Hike-to
5
Group
1
Longest rig
Not yet known
People
Up to 20
Sites in Coves
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- Coves 1Hike-to · up to 6 peopleIndividual Campsites: Coves Campground is inland from the North Country Trail, hidden behind the pine trees and ferns.
- Coves 2Hike-to · up to 6 peopleIndividual Campsites: Coves Campground is inland from the North Country Trail, hidden behind the pine trees and ferns.
- Coves 3Hike-to · up to 6 peopleIndividual Campsites: Coves Campground is inland from the North Country Trail, hidden behind the pine trees and ferns.
- Coves 4Hike-to · up to 6 peopleIndividual Campsites: Coves Campground is inland from the North Country Trail, hidden behind the pine trees and ferns.
- Coves 5Hike-to · up to 6 peopleIndividual Campsites: Coves Campground is inland from the North Country Trail, hidden behind the pine trees and ferns.
- Coves GroupGroup · up to 20 peopleGroup Campsite: Coves Group Campground is three miles east of Chapel Beach.
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Sites, types, rig lengths, positions and notes from recreation.gov's site list, Oct 10, 2026. Staff sites are left out.
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Coves · hike-to site
Site Coves 5
“Individual Campsites: Coves Campground is inland from the North Country Trail, hidden behind the pine trees and ferns. There are two entry points to the campground. The campground trail leads through the forest where you will find five campsites and two designated metal communal fire rings. There is Lake Superior and beach access from the bluff along the North Country Trail. Water source is Lake Superior. Shared pit toilet. Lake Superior access for kayakers. Not Hammock friendly.”
recreation.gov's note for this site
- People
- Up to 6
- Check-in
- 1:00 PM
- Check-out 12:00 PM
From recreation.gov's site list, Oct 10, 2026.