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63 campsites
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46.3526, -90.6454
Waterfall hikers and families who want a base camp with real facilities. The Doughboys loop puts you above volcanic gorges in under two miles, Loon Lake has a sandy beach, and spacious wooded sites give decent privacy. Fall midweek visits hit the sweet spot before crowds arrive.
Mobility issues make the Doughboys loop a gamble: reviewers who underestimated the stairs wished they'd turned back at the main falls. Summer mosquitoes near the river are relentless, AT&T users will have zero signal, and dogs aren't allowed on the signature trail.
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Fall is the standout season. Daytime highs run 45–60°F, nights drop to 30–40°F, and the hardwood canopy turns orange and red. Water levels are usually moderate, so the falls look dramatic without being dangerously swollen. Mosquitoes die off. Weekends during peak color get crowded; midweek is quieter. Summer is warm and green, but reviews consistently mention heavy mosquito and biting insect activity near the river and low-lying areas. Bring repellent. The observation tower's views can be blocked by leaf cover in summer. Showers close in the off-season, so confirm facilities if you're visiting in late fall or early spring.
Fall singled out as the standout season with vivid hardwood colors and dramatic falls.
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Park has developed campground facilities, concession/gift shop, restrooms, showers, cabins and a beach. Campsites are described as spacious and wooded with fire pits; concession stand and visitor center/gift shop operate in-park. Accessible cabin(s) and accessible trail sections are noted.
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