Small but nice. Lots of rocks in the water so wear shoes! Unfortunately some folks leave trash laying around, we picked some up.

Nice beach, we visited in fall so didn’t get to dip in the water. But had fun exploring and took a few pictures. This area would be fun and convenient for anyone staying at the campground across the street. The attached park has trails also, so I enjoyed this general area and would recommend.

I went to Burlington Bay Beach to take some sunrise photos during a recent first-time visit to Two Harbors. Though I didn't get the images I was hoping for due to morning fog, I felt safe walking along with wooded path (as opposed to the paved path recommended by my friend) to the point in the pre-dawn hours. The tree roots were just as photographic as the lake, even more so due to the haze. There is a campground across the road which has spectacular views day and night.

Payed $5 extra to park a second car while tent camping. Sqeezed into our spot between big campers that payed less to stay, and they use the power, water, and sewer. I left my hose connection run all night to get my monies worth, and the wifi is great to post this review. Nice view and very easy layout to navigate.

Beautiful beach on Lake Superior. Water is really cold, lots of chances to find agates on the beach.

Beautiful view of Lake Superior! Parking is right next to the beach.

We loved staying at the campground. Awesome view!

Quiet beach area in small bay of Lake Superior. When I visited, there was often a pop-up kayak rental station. Definitely a beautiful spot to launch a kayak trip to explore along the cliff area to the South. No permanent bathrooms, but temporary portable potties were available on my visit. ~10 free parking spots. More parking along the road and nearby possible. No parking for larger trailers or campers.

Great place for us beginner rock hounds!