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Algonquin Campsite 2004 on Lake Travers

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Status:
Open/Potential

Lake:

Latitude:
46.00829

Longitude:
-78.03778

# of Ratings:
1

Avg Rating:

Avg Good Tent Pads:
2

Avg Max Tent Pads:
2
Date:
Permit availability information from Recreation.gov
 
 
On 8/30/2024 9:58:45 AM, Luckee said:
Rating:

Good Tent Pads:
2

Max Tent Pads:
2

Visit Date:
8/25/2024

This is a proper campsite with an orange sign, a fire ring, and two decent tent pads. I strung my hammock across the larger/lower tent pad and had a lovely night. There is, however, no real landing -- just some smaller rocks in shallower water -- and the carry up to the camp is steep and fairly long. I was only too happy to make that carry for a simple reason: solitude. On a lake where you often can see and too often can hear other campers, this site has a very secluded feel. People still paddle by in this narrow area, of course, but you can't see or hear their camps normally.
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