BWCA Campsite 1911 on Sagus

This is a pretty small campsite with a slightly awkward landing. There are a couple of places where you can land, but both have big rocks in awkward spots, and you may need to watch your footing. The campsite sits low to the water, and the kitchen is set back about 10 feet from shore. It has a nice window out onto the lake, with a pretty good view from the fire grate area. There are some cedars in camp that provide a little bit of shade. The tent pads are all near the kitchen, so the site feels compact. I found two good tent pads and three maximum tent pads. The best pad is a large, flat grassy area in the back of the campsite and should fit a good-sized tent. The second pad is a little lumpy with some roots, but it should still work. The third possible tent spot is the lumpiest and sits near the front and side of the kitchen, close to the lake. You might have trouble placing a tent there without being over rock, but it could work if needed. Overall, this is a small but usable site.

Not a big campsite, maybe three tents tops, but someone is going to be sleeping on a root.