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There are three canoe landings, all of which are satisfactory. Three tent pads. The two tent pads near the fire grate are grassy. There is another tent pad near the water that is accessible via a short trail from the kitchen. This tent pad is small and a bit root infested. This tent pad is also near the the westernmost of the three canoe landings. Kitchen seems well positioned. It has some shade and good views of the lake. The campsite has a direct access connection to the Border Route Trail, so hikers can also grab this site. Topper Lake is stocked with brook trout by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.
One of the three canoe landings at this campsite.
Fire grate and kitchen area. This is the view facing away from the lake.
Another view of the kitchen looking in the direction of Topper Lake.
Overview of the campsite. One of the tent pads is in the right foreground.
One of two grassy tent pads.
The other grassy tent pad. This are both just up the hill from the fire grate. There is a third tent pad down by the water on the west side of the campsite that isn't shown here (see video).
The plastic palace.
This rock cairn and wooden stack (just right of center) mark the location of this campsites access trail along the Border Route Trail.
