This review is for the lost lake campground next to quartz lake, as the Google entry for lost lake is another lost lake in Alaska. The campground had had very little maintenance done to it, there are 10 camping locations according to Google. 6 of the locations had mudholes or standing water right next to the campsite(mosquito factory). All of the campsites had the traditional metal fire ring and they were all out of level by 4-6”. By the lake all the timbers in the ground where you park are rotting, crooked, or falling over. The dock at the lake is nice, but broken, it has detached from the shore and someone tied a rope to it so it doesn't float off. If the state doesn't want to take care of it, they should just remove the sign and the dilapidated campground equipment rather than put their name on a poorly maintained campground.

The lake and wildlife get a 5 star rating though