Sherwood Forest Campground

This campground overlooks Lake Ore-Be-Gone in Gilbert, MN. So named as a pun on radio host Garrison Kellior's fictional Lake Wobegon, Lake Ore-Be-Gone is actually a series of three reclaimed mine pits and a shining example of re-purposed land on the Iron Range. In fact, the spring water filling this 400-foot-deep man made lake is ideal for scuba divers, and several scuba organizations hosts events there each year. Fishing is also popular, as the lake is home to lake trout, walleye and northern pike. The municipal campground includes a swimming beach, boat launch, dock and pavilion. For bicyclists, there is direct access to the paved, 125-mile Mesabi Trail, and for motorsports enthusiasts, there's an off-road vehicle trail with direct access to the nearby Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation Areas. The campground is also just blocks from the Superior National Forest Scenic Byway.

Number of Camp Sites

57

Maximum Length of Stay Allowed

Monthly and seasonal rates available

Maximum Number of People a Campsite May Accommodate

Call for details on group camping

Seasons Open

May-October, weather dependent in both spring and fall

Water/electric/sewer - $25.03 + tax a night Water/electric - $23.30 + tax a night Electric - $21.58 + tax a night Tent (no hook ups) - $19.85 + tax a night All prices are plus tax and subject to change.

Campground Style

Full-Hookups