Ray, Minnesota, hooks RV travelers with Rainy River walleye fishing and Voyageurs National Park's wild edge. Boondocks Bar & Grill RV Campground delivers your base, our only directory pick from $36/night. Park here to launch boats, chase trophy fish, spot moose at dawn.
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Ray clings to the Rainy River's curve in Koochiching County. Walleye anglers hit Black Bay hard, especially June through September. Voyageurs National Park sprawls 12 miles east for houseboat trips and paddling. Moose roam Highway 11 backroads; loons call at dusk.
Boondocks Bar & Grill RV Campground plants riverside sites from $36/night. Fishermen rig up at the launch ramp steps away. Boaters dock after Rainy Lake runs. Families grill burgers onsite, then hunt berries in nearby woods.
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Ray earns fame for Rainy River walleye fishing and Voyageurs National Park access. Black Bay draws anglers for trophy catches June to fall. Quiet woods host moose sightings along Highway 11; paddlers glide Rainy Lake channels nearby.
Boondocks Bar & Grill RV Campground tops the list in Ray from $36/night. Riverside sites offer boat launches and full hookups. The on-site grill serves up burgers after your fishing trips.
Yes, Boondocks Bar & Grill RV Campground allows pets on leashes. Walk trails along the Rainy River with your dog. Nearby woods provide space for off-river romps after setup.