Cornucopia clings to Lake Superior's wild south shore in northern Wisconsin. Anglers chase salmon, kayakers chase sea caves in the Apostle Islands, and beachcombers hunt agates on sandy stretches. Base your RV at South Shore Campground or Mainland Unit; rates start at $15/night for prime access to these adventures.
Cornucopia buzzes with Lake Superior's raw power. Cornucopia Beach draws sunbathers to its wide sands. Meyers Beach nearby launches kayaks into Apostle Islands' sea caves. Bark Point juts out for prime salmon fishing at dawn. Fall brings cranberry harvest festivals in local bogs.
South Shore Campground suits families seeking lakefront sites from $25/night. Waves lap close, kids build sandcastles. Mainland Unit in Apostle Islands National Lakeshore fits rugged explorers. Pets trot free, campfires glow after hikes, all from $15/night.
Cornucopia claims fame as Lake Superior's Apostle Islands gateway. Kayakers launch from Meyers Beach to explore sea caves. Anglers cast lines off Bark Point for salmon. Beaches like Cornucopia Beach yield agates, while fall cranberry bogs host local festivals. This tiny hamlet packs big outdoor thrills.
South Shore Campground and Mainland Unit top the list near Cornucopia. South Shore starts at $25/night with lake views. Mainland Unit in Apostle Islands National Lakeshore offers pet-friendly sites from $15/night, perfect for national park basecamps.
Yes, Mainland Unit in Apostle Islands National Lakeshore welcomes pets. Dogs roam leashed on trails, join campfires at night. South Shore Campground likely allows them too; call ahead. Both spots hug Lake Superior for pet walks on beaches.