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7/6/2019
Heavily used island site. Difficult to find a proper cathole area. Many of the mature pines were blown down and cover tent pads. Fire pit is overused will become a very muddy during a rainstorm.
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PLEASE people, don't crap on the ground and then put a rock (from the fireplace?) on top of your pile and paper! Stayed here 6/9-6/12/2013 and it could be a gem, if people would treat it with some respect. Fireplace was a ruins that I rebuilt, and log seating was almost non-existent. (And who burns seating logs???) Too bad this site isn't 4 hours and a portage north of here. Fun to watch the "traffic" on the U.S. side and good SMB/LMB fishing nearby. (You could easily put seven tents on the site.) Big mature pines and lots of shade. Should be a 4 or 5 star, but I can only give it 3. --Goose
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I agree with CG9603. If this was a bigger island or on the mainland, it might be a solid 5-star site. However, the island location doesn't allow much opportunity for picking firewood and there is no room for digging catholes. Beautiful site though. Just over 2 hours to the Moose Lake landing from here. Stayed here in July 2010.
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This has to be one of the most popular sites in the Quet. It has excellent swimming and landing areas, and is a good location for a last night out if you are returning to the US via Moose Lake. It sees a lot of use, though, and has been known to have its share of minefields in the past several years. Overall very good.
