Copper Harbor: Närmaste stränder - 3 inom 20 km

Vattnets färg här är alltid fin oavsett hur vädret blir. Toalett är ett stort problem här. Men bra för att ha sammankomster eller lägereld på kvällen. Se till att ta myggmedel efter kvällningen.

Vacker sandstrand med underbara vyer. Var snäll mot miljön.

This is such a beautiful beach on the west side of the Keweenaw Peninsula. It's on the protected bay of Eagle Harbor, so the water is calm. There's lots of sand to play in. There's a swim platform for the adventurous. The view of the rocks, woods and lighthouse is breathtaking.

Relatively small, roped-off swimming area, considering how busy it felt. Given the water temperature people generally seemed more interested in playing in the sand (even late July). No lifeguard, anyway, so not really sure what the purpose was of roping it off. The sand wasn't super fine, but rather a little coarse, which the kids didn't enjoy in their water shoes. They also have a small dock anchored toward the deeper end of the swimming area, pretty much solely for jumping off of or sunbathing on. I don't recall having seen anything here resembling a restroom/outhouse/changing hut, so plan accordingly. As best as we could tell everyone just parks right along M-26 (Front St), but there's not a great deal of space between cars parked on the shoulder and cars on the road (especially when you're talking about RVs driving through town).

Vattnets färg här är alltid fin oavsett hur vädret blir. Toalett är ett stort problem här. Men bra för att ha sammankomster eller lägereld på kvällen. Se till att ta myggmedel efter kvällningen.

Vacker sandstrand med underbara vyer. Var snäll mot miljön.

This is such a beautiful beach on the west side of the Keweenaw Peninsula. It's on the protected bay of Eagle Harbor, so the water is calm. There's lots of sand to play in. There's a swim platform for the adventurous. The view of the rocks, woods and lighthouse is breathtaking.

Relatively small, roped-off swimming area, considering how busy it felt. Given the water temperature people generally seemed more interested in playing in the sand (even late July). No lifeguard, anyway, so not really sure what the purpose was of roping it off. The sand wasn't super fine, but rather a little coarse, which the kids didn't enjoy in their water shoes. They also have a small dock anchored toward the deeper end of the swimming area, pretty much solely for jumping off of or sunbathing on. I don't recall having seen anything here resembling a restroom/outhouse/changing hut, so plan accordingly. As best as we could tell everyone just parks right along M-26 (Front St), but there's not a great deal of space between cars parked on the shoulder and cars on the road (especially when you're talking about RVs driving through town).