Rating:
Good Tent Pads:
3
Max Tent Pads:
6
Visit Date:
5/26/2025
Enjoy sleeping near wooden bridge? Then this is the spot for you. Visited this site while hiking the Kekekabic Trail and enjoyed my stay. While the campsite doesn't offer the best views, the sound of the nearby Agamok Falls more than makes up for it. There is plenty of space around the campsite, although only a few areas provide good tent pads. The waterfall and Lake are both less than a minute's walk from the campsite. Overall, it's a great stop along the trail, and I would definitely stay here again if I were hiking the Kekekabic Trail in the future.
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Visit Date:
6/8/2021
From the bridge, head south on the spur trail to get to the site. This one is hacked out of the brush with no view, but at least the falls are in earshot. There's one big white pine looking over camp otherwise the entire site is dense regrowth. The small camp kitchen area has a bit of a slope to it and the biff is tucked further back. This is definitely the worse of the two hiking sites at Agamok, but at least you won't have folks walking through this one like they can across the river.