Rating:
Good Tent Pads:
1
Max Tent Pads:
4
Visit Date:
5/26/2026
This campsite has an easy landing, but most of the rest of the site is pretty limited. You can pull the canoe right next to a one-foot rock shelf, get out, and pull the canoe up without even getting wet.
The fire grate is right next to the water and does not have seating. The kitchen area is out on a rock point and is very exposed, with no level spots around it.
The tent pad area is a little way down a trail into the woods. It is a large opening, but most of it is rocky, slanted, or not level.
I found one spot that I would call a good tent pad, with the rest as rough backup options. The site is almost entirely cedar trees, and it felt damp when I visited. Even though it is usable, it is not a site I would choose if I had other options.
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Visit Date:
7/16/2020
Previous posts are all accurate, but I'll add that this is definitely a campsite you do not want to stay at if you expect rain in any quantity. It's at the base of a high hill, and you can tell a LOT of water flows down this hill right through the site. There are cedars to the right, cedars to the left, and cedars above. This isn't just because it faces north (which makes it a dank spot to boot).
The vegetation and the obvious water flow patterns made this the perfect teaching moment for my 19 and 17 year old kids on how to look at a site from the perspective of "gee, wonder what it's like if it rains?".
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Good Tent Pads:
Max Tent Pads:
2
Visit Date:
5/20/2020
Site is basically a slanted rock slope right on the water. Can't imagine there would be much privacy.
Rating:
Good Tent Pads:
1
Max Tent Pads:
2
Visit Date:
7/14/2016
It has a poor landing and very poor seating, kitchen area. Views of Knife and Canada are great.
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5/18/2016
just paddled by this site (didn't check out the pads)- small, overgrown, grill area is a tight space and close to water
