We boondocked here for two nights during probably the worst time in North Dakota. Our second day there, the high was 104°. The water level was very low, and the blue-green algae meant that our dogs couldn't go near it, and the smell was formidable. There had been a fire the week before that had burned up 200+ acres on the hill behind us. The amount of smoke in the air was pretty intense. We were parked right on the water, and we had the place to ourselves. I'll bet it's beautiful during the spring and fall, but we were pretty happy to leave.