Twin Lakes State Park

About Twin Lakes State Park

The daily use area is adjacent to the campsite and has a picnic area with picnic tables, picnic benches and picnic chairs. A picnic table and a beehive with a variety of food and beverages, as well as water and tent materials are also available.

Next to the campsite is the area for daily use with picnic table, picnic benches and picnic chairs. Fishing is also possible at Lake Roland, one of the largest lakes in the Twin Lakes State Park, which offers anglers the opportunity to try their hand at catching sixteen different fish species in the lake. Lake Rolandsee is home to a variety of fish species and a large number of birds.

Open and closed accommodation can be rented. Please contact the park for reservations and more information about the available camping facilities.

On a clear day, this nature trail offers spectacular views of Lake Superior and a winter view of Lake Superior. On a clear day, the nature trails offer winter views of Lake Duluth, Lake Michigan, the Great Lakes and a few other lakes.

The Twin Lakes State Park is a good base for many of the area's attractions, with a variety of hiking, biking, canoeing, kayaking, fishing and other activities.

Experience how the first miners lived in Victoria's restored mining community and enjoy a hike on one of the Porcupine Mountains hiking trails. Calumet also has access to the newly created Keweenaw National Historic Park and other local attractions, including the Great Lakes National Wildlife Refuge and Lake Superior State Park. Experience the life of a soldier and his family and travel to places where they recreated the lives of soldiers and their families.