Canoes & kayaks
Canoes, single kayaks and double kayaks for river trips and local lake floats.
Paddle rentals & tripsTHE CAMP LOCAL GUIDE
Good food.
Useful stops.
Local flavor.
Make room for the small stops between the big adventures. Food, coffee, fuel, supplies and outdoor rentals around Deer Park, Pine Stump Junction and the backwoods near Newberry.
NORTH STORE FOLLOW ME OUTFITTERS
Rent your
adventure locally.
Stay at camp, then make a day of the river or the trails. North Store offers paddling and trail rentals, with a local team to help you plan the details.
Side-by-side rentals
Explore the area’s trails with a Can-Am side-by-side rental. Compare the machines and renter requirements.
See trail rentalsWinter snowmobiles
Plan a winter trail day with their Ski-Doo snowmobile rentals, subject to conditions and availability.
See snowmobile rentalsPlanning a Two Hearted float? North Store lists trips starting at the Old Camp Ground/Fish Ladder or Reed & Green Bridge and finishing at the river mouth. Ask North Store about river drop-offs and transport arrangements.
6 LOCAL STOPS TO KNOW
A few places
along the way.
A meal out, something fresh from the oven,
supplies for camp, or your next adventure.
01
A MEAL & A FILL-UP
Pine Stump Junction
Pizza, pasties and barbecue at a rustic restaurant and bar north of Newberry. Dine in, pick up food for camp, or make a gasoline stop while you’re in the area.
02
PULL UP A CHAIR
Wolf Inn Grill & Spirits
A family-owned bar and grill on County Road 407, with burgers, pizza and whitefish dishes among its offerings. Stop for a meal after a day exploring, and check the official Facebook page for the latest menu and specials.
03
OUTFIT YOUR NEXT ADVENTURE
North Store Follow Me Outfitters
A local outfitter for canoes, kayaks, Can-Am side-by-sides and Ski-Doo snowmobiles. The convenience store also stocks gasoline, snacks, basic groceries and trail supplies. Call ahead to plan your rental and ask about river trips.
04
THE THINGS YOU NEED
Deer Park General Store
The general store at Deer Park Lodge on Muskallonge Lake stocks groceries, snacks, ice, firewood and camping supplies. You’ll also find fishing tackle, live bait, DNR licenses, and propane refill or exchange.
05
COFFEE & A LITTLE CHARACTER
Uglyfish Baking Co.
Baked goods and coffee from a restored 1974 Airstream in Deer Park. A distinctive little stop to work into a day of shoreline exploring. Check the owner’s bakery page or Facebook for the latest updates.
06
SOMETHING FROM THE OVEN
Red Shed Bakeshop
A backwoods microbakery near Pike Lake, west of County Road 500. Think cinnamon rolls, sourdough, pies and brownies. Browse the bakery’s current offerings before heading out.
Hours, menus, stock, rental options and fuel availability can change. Check with each business before making a special trip.
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A LOCAL STOP TO KNOW
Pine Stump Junction
23583 County Road 407, Newberry, MI 49868
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Use the maps to plan the area, then check road and weather conditions. For the final approach to camp, follow the hosts’ arrival instructions.
A LITTLE PREPARATION GOES A LONG WAY
Stock up. Then settle in.
Camp is a self-reliant stay. Bring food, drinking and cooking water, and fuel for your vehicle or recreational equipment. Firewood and generator fuel are provided at camp. Check the forecast, download directions, and leave room for changing Lake Superior conditions.
WHILE YOU’RE OUT
A stop for the rock curious.
Make Pansy’s Rock Shop part of your day, too. Explore Lake Superior minerals and U.P. artwork, then come back to camp and compare your shoreline finds.