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1
Max Tent Pads:
1
Visit Date:
7/7/2022
All of the sites on Peter are recovering from the large Cavity and Ham lake fires. Vegetation has regrown to 10 feet tall with lots of aspen, birch, and small pine and spruce. This site clearly sees the least amount of use of the four on the lake. It is very overgrown as of 2022. Best as an emergency, shelter from a storm stop for solo or a pair of campers. No suitable location for hanging a food pack away from bears. Not a spot for hammock camping.
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Visit Date:
5/2/2021
Hot, exposed, and wide open. There is a single 10 ft jack pine to huddle behind if you want shade and the deciduous cover hasn't filled back in yet.
Rating:
Good Tent Pads:
2
Max Tent Pads:
3
Visit Date:
7/18/2019
Steep rock landing, site surrounding by 8-10' small birch trees. Enough size for some wind protection/shade but not for bear bags/heavy laundry lines. Many raspberries and blueberries around the site. Dead standing cedar abundant for easy dry firewood. Skunked x2 days for lakers. Would recommend pushing to Gab or Sag if you can.
Rating:
Good Tent Pads:
2
Max Tent Pads:
4
Visit Date:
8/4/2016
Steep rock face access to site. This site has very little shade and no good trees for hanging bear bag. This side does have some blueberries and raspberries. We had no luck fishing for LT and the lake was very windy.
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9/14/2014
Devastated by cavity lake fire. Still recovering. Unless you like very exposed, recent fire sites avoid this one.
