Namekagon National Forest Campground is a public, family-friendly campground set in an old-growth forest of hemlock pine and hardwood on the northeastern shore of Lake Namakagon. It features large, private campsites, a picnic shelter, a slow-sloping swimming area with a sandy beach, basketball area, and a boat landing. The campground offers 34 spacious and secluded sites, a covered picnic pavilion with a wood-burning fireplace, a sandy beach, a large fishing pier, and a public boat launch.

Season: Typically open from the first weekend in May until the end of October.  Campsite reservations can be made at recreation.gov during peak season, or sites are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Directions: From Cable drive 10.9 miles east on Highway M to Highway D. turn left (north) on D and proceed 5.5 miles to FR 209. Turn Left (west) at the campground sign and drive 0.3 miles to the campground entrance.