Moskey Basin Campground

Nestled at the west end of the Rock Harbor Channel, Moskey Basin Campground offers a truly secluded wilderness escape. This federal campground is a hidden gem for adventurers, accessible only by foot via the Indian Portage and Rock Harbor Trails or by watercraft. Whether you are arriving by canoe, kayak, or private boat, the basin provides a serene backdrop for those looking to immerse themselves in the rugged beauty of the Great Lakes region.

The campground features six shelters, providing a unique alternative to traditional tent camping. With dock access available for overnight stays and a depth of eight feet under normal conditions, it serves as an excellent waypoint for boaters navigating the channel. The terrain is perfectly suited for hikers and paddlers who appreciate a moderate challenge and a quiet, natural environment.

Because this location is non-motorized and accessible only by trail or water, it is best suited for experienced tent campers, backpackers, and small-craft enthusiasts. Please note that there are no hookups available, and visitors should be prepared for a primitive camping experience. With a stay limit of three nights during the peak season, Moskey Basin is an ideal destination for those seeking a short, restorative retreat into the heart of the wilderness.