Annie on July 8, 2012 at 8:08 AM said:

I belong to the friends of Chippewa and we do our best to make this a family park. I do not appreciate the messages on this site and can't believe its on the Chippewa site please check into this.

Steve Jacobs on May 8, 2012 at 9:49 PM said:

My grandpa was David Naymark. He published the Duluth Guide which he distributed to all of the motels/hotels around the Lake from approx. 1950 until 1965.

As a very young child, I stayed at the Chippewa Lodge. This was about 1953 or 1954. I remember the Sleeping Giant just like in the photo above, and I waded into the Lake right where those kids are right now in the photo. So this is quite a meaningful photo to me.

Murray Angus on January 7, 2011 at 4:33 PM said:

I hope there'll be a great turnout for the staff and campers reunion next June 30-July 2nd. I'm looking forward to seeing everyone again.

Anne-Marie Holmgren on September 27, 2010 at 7:33 PM said:

And long before it was Thunder Bay.....it was Fort William.

Anne-Marie Holmgren on September 27, 2010 at 7:29 PM said:

Can you put up some historical pix of the lodge back in the 60's? So many fond and fun memories of our vacations there. And maybe a few of the pavilion - with the counters and such - had many a meal there. And I can't forget the old juke box that was in there. I can see everything in my mind the way it was......right down to the small gift shop. Oh the fun we had!

Cheryl0608 on August 23, 2010 at 8:56 PM said:

I have a lot of great memories of Chippewa Park. My sister and I attended the Day Camp and had a blast swimming, hiking, and doing crafts. We still laugh 40+ yrs. later over the songs they taught us...Every where we go (every where we go)...People always ask us (People always ask us)...who we are (who we are) and we tell them (and we tell them)...We're from Chippewa (We're from Chippewa) Chippewa Day Camp EH hay hay hay hay ehhh hey ehhhh goooba goooba goooba ha ha ha ha eh ay ay....Thanks

John on August 17, 2010 at 8:58 AM said:

I love the park - I just wish this website would get updated more often.

Marc W. Mullo on June 21, 2010 at 12:24 PM said:

Hi everyone, I have many fond memories of this historic, local park, a true gem. I'm hoping to visit again soon, it's been quite a while. Thanks, enjoy your summer, bye now.

brenda mcquaker on June 17, 2010 at 4:31 PM said:

will at chippewa by next weekend and so looking forward to it

Rick on June 14, 2010 at 8:13 AM said:

Chippewa is a place I've been going to since I was a little boy. It holds fond memories for me and every time I go there it just relaxes me. There's nothing like a walk around the park in the fall - such a bitter sweet feeling for me.

Diana Silvester on February 14, 2009 at 9:28 AM said:

I was 12 when our family moved to Sandy Beach, Chippewa Park. It was wonderful to grow up and have Lake Superior as our front yard. My brother and I had so many adventures living in chippewa park. The trails up the mountain looking over the lake, and then there was the merry go round and roller coaster at the park, it sure was fun! I have now lived in alberta for last 15 years, thunder bay is still in my heart!

Katie Oswald on June 13, 2008 at 10:33 AM said:

Hello

My family and I have been going to Chippewa since I was a baby and I am now 19 years of age and i plan to go every year! I have already made my reservation for this summer. I have really enjoyed it there, it's really nice and relaxing.

Ally on June 11, 2008 at 9:27 PM said:

I started going to Chippewa Park as a child with my brothers, my mother and my grandma. We went every summer, stayed in the cabins, and had a blast. We have since kept the tradition alive with my kids, and my mom and grandma. Unfortunately, we lost my grandma last year, but our reservations are already made for July. Thank you to Chippewa Park to giving my family the chance to spend this time together in todays busy world.

Danielle on May 30, 2008 at 3:22 PM said:

Thunder Bay is the best place to be and see.