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1
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2
Visit Date:
8/8/2019
There may be a few sites in this area. The campsite I stayed at was further east along the north shore of this peninsula (Lat: 48.547725 Lon: -91.986080). It is perhaps .5 mi from the portage and has a nice beach landing. It had a seating area facing the firepit with the beach as a backdrop. One tent pad just in the woods, but we strung four hammocks in the clearing. Five stars as a beachfront hammock campsite, would be lower if looking for tent pads. Although it faces the Beaverhouse-Quetico portage, I did not see much traffic in August.
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Good Tent Pads:
2
Max Tent Pads:
3
Visit Date:
8/16/2018
One large site in the middle, one small one on the beach. Fish the ends of the bay. Good spot for your last night before heading out.
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7/25/2013
Just tucked into the woods off the beach. No real respite from the bugs, who destroyed us after the hail.
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7/15/2004
Rating:
Good Tent Pads:
0
Max Tent Pads:
4
Visit Date:
9/24/2012
Used this because of a wind emergency. jackfish' earlier comments are accurate; however, I detest sandy camping so I am lowering the rating. Also, this is very exposed to north winds blowing across Quetico. Primitive beach firering.
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This is a narrow finger of land with a beautiful sandy beach. It's used mostly as a "cut-through" portage on the way to West Bay. There is a spot to camp in the strip of trees, but the beach is available for a tent site as well. Probably sees very few campers because it's so close to the entry point.
