Campsite was in a state of disrepair at time of last visit. MIGHT BE CLOSED.
Campsite last visited on: August 26, 2018
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At time of last visit (summer 2018), this campsite was still heavily damaged from a 2016 windstorm. The fire grate is still in place, but could not locate the latrine. The campsite has a sandy beach which makes landing a boat quite easy. The tent pads were covered with debris from fallen trees and overgrown with thick grass. The campsite is just down the shoreline a very short distance from BWCA Campsite 1760.
This campsite was heavily damaged by tree fall and appears that it is no longer being used (as of most recent visit date). It does have an excellent canoe landing. The site has nice views to the north across Fall Lake.
Tall grass chokes the campsite indicating it has seen few visitors recently.
There is still a fire grate here. At time of last visit was unable to discern where the latrine was located.
Many large trees have fallen in and around the campsite. There are two other campsites just to the north on Mile Island that are in good condition (although the nearest one does have tree damage too).
