NO FRESH WATER AT CAMPGROUND! All spigots have been removed.

Fourth and final stop of my canoe camping trip. Numerous nice, level sites, but many were already occupied. I did find one gem under a big maple tree that provided wonderful shade on the hot day. This campground is different. Very spread out, and a lot of overgrown trails crisscrossing between sites. But again, the running theme of sites neglected the closer you get to the outer limits of the campground, persists. Some were comical, with just a site number post on an overgrown trail.

Scrounging for firewood is severely slim pickings, as a lot of the perimeter has impenetrable undergrowth, and everywhere else is picked clean. I was about to go make a canoe trip to collect firewood, but found some left over at a site. It was really damp, but I was able to dry it out sufficiently by make-shifting the fire grate into a drying rack.

Excellent water can be had at the head water to Morrison Run, but it's probably going to require a boat ride to get there. I think it might be pretty swampy between the campground and the stream.