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The recreation area combination of lakes, wetlands, and forests create an ideal habitat for many mammals and birds. Perhaps most noticeable to the summer visitor are water dwellers, especially beaver and waterfowl. Beavers are active in lakes and ponds throughout the park and visitors can see evidence of their work. These animals are vital to maintaining crucial water levels in the ecosystem; their dams and lodges must not be disturbed.
There are some really secluded campsites if you get here early. This place fills up fast on a Friday evening. Very dog friendly. This is definitely a "campground" that has campers and motorhomes, but plenty of tent or car camping spots.
We stayed up very late and were never bothered (but stayed relatively quiet). Normal spots are $20 a night and premium spots are $25. So a bit pricey. Every campsite is only a couple minute walk to the lake.
Fishing is great. They stock the lake with trout. Lots of pike to catch as well. Definitely bring a rod an reel! No motor boats allowed on the lake. Paddle or electric only. You can rent canoes here and there is a small launch ramp/dock.
Wonderful, awesome, amazing, beautiful ! They've got rental canoes, unique camping spots that feel well secluded with fire pits and tables. People seem to have respected the land well, didn't see littering ♡
Super busy weekend, July 6, 7, & 8 ~we were lucky to get a nice shady camping spot! A bit spendy, $20 for overnight tent, $25 for on the lake, prime spots. Lots of kids swimming in the lake and a fun toddler/kid sand pit with shallow water and room for volleyball :) Rent a canoe for $22 for 8 hours ~$32 for 24 hours, kayaks available too. Our spot, A-11, we have a large tent, plenty of room! (with two levels above us, enough room for two more tents) Picnic tables, fire pits, in each spot.
Great hike, Red Shirt Trail, 2.9 miles one way. About 2.5 hour hike round trip. We we're hoping for a trout, we settled for one little pike. Fun times!!
Great camp site. I have trouble backing in a trailer and was able to find a pull through spot. Great fire ring, trails, and friendly campers.
Beautiful spot for camping. $25 for lakeside campsites, $20 for inner ring (still with lake views in many cases), sites felt private. Friendly campsite hosts, lots of mosquitos. Bring your own water; water pumped from the well on-site was “for convenience, and may not be safe for human consumption” (the water was brown and sediment didn’t settle with time)
