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Campsite Cluster #1

This cluster of four campsites is located on the west shore of North Buck Lake. The shoreline at the site is sandy/muddy and the bottom shallow and weedy. It takes about 6 hours to hike from the Park Office or from the Big Salmon parking lot. You can also reach cluster #1 in 1-2 hours from the east via the Rideau Trail. You can canoe directly to the cluster from the Buck Lake boat launch on Perth Road in about 2 hours. Motorboats are allowed on this lake. In season, you can fish for bass and pike.

GPS coordinates: 44.510000, -76.482972
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Campsite 1a

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 3 small tents

  • morning sun

  • total shade

  • average popularity

  • Food locker

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Campsite 1b

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 3 small tents

  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • average popularity

  • Food locker

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Campsite 1c

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 3 small tents

  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • average popularity

  • Food locker

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Campsite 1d

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 3 small tents

  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • average popularity

  • Food locker

Campsite Cluster #2

This cluster of three campsites is located on Doe Lake. The shoreline at the site is sandy and the bottom shallow. You can expect to hike about 2 hours to get there from the Park Office or 2.5 hours from the Big Salmon parking lot. You can canoe to the cluster in about 2 hours from the Park Office on South Otter Lake. This route has a 341m portage. Motorboats are not allowed on Doe Lake. In season, you can fish for Bass and Pike.

GPS coordinates:  44.49949, -76.53285
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Campsite 2a

  • good privacy

  • wooden tent platform 16' x 16'

  • afternoon sun

  • total shade

  • average popularity

  • Food locker

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Campsite 2b

  • poor privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 3 small tents

  • afternoon sun

  • total shade

  • average popularity

  • Food locker

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Campsite 2c

  • good privacy

  • wooden tent platform 16' x 16'

  • afternoon sun

  • partial shade

  • average popularity

  • Food locker

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Campsite Cluster #3

This cluster of four campsites is located on the north shore of Big Salmon Lake. The shoreline at the site is rocky and the bottom deep. It takes about 2.5 hours to hike from the Park Office or 1 hour from the Big Salmon parking lot. You can canoe to the cluster in about 0.5 hours from the launch on Big Salmon Lake. There are no portages. Small electric motors are allowed on Big Salmon Lake. In season, you can fish for Lake Trout and Bass.

GPS coordinates:  44.533450, -76.519980
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Campsite 3a

  • good privacy

  • wooden tent platform 16' x 16' 

  • morning sun

  • total shade

  • very popular sites

  • Food locker

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Campsite 3b

  • good privacy

  • wooden tent platform 16' x 16'

  • morning sun

  • total shade

  • very popular sites

  • Food locker

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Campsite 3c

  • good privacy

  • wooden tent platform 16' x 16'

  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • very popular sites

  • Food locker

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Campsite 3d

  • good privacy

  • wooden tent platform 16' x 16'

  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • very popular sites

  • Food locker

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Campsite Cluster #4

This cluster of four campsites is located about half way on the south shore of Big Salmon Lake. The shoreline at the site is sandy and the bottom shallow. Hiking there takes about 3 hours from the Park Office or 2 hours from the Big Salmon Lake parking lot. Canoeing to the cluster takes about 1-1.5 hours from the dock on Big Salmon Lake. There are no portages. Small electric motors are allowed on Big Salmon Lake. In season, you can fish for Lake Trout and Bass.

GPS coordinates: 44.53870, -76.49170
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Campsite 4a

  • good privacy

  • wooden tent platform 16' x 16'

  • morning sun

  • total shade

  • very popular site

  • Food locker

  • WARNING: poison ivy at this site

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Campsite 4b

  • poor privacy

  • wooden tent platform 16' x 16'

  • afternoon sun

  • partial shade

  • very popular sites

  • Food locker

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Campsite 4c

  • poor privacy

  • wooden tent platform 16' x 16'

  • afternoon sun

  • partial shade

  • very popular sites

  • food locker

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Campsite 4d

  • good privacy

  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • very popular site

  • food locker

  • wooden tent platform 16' x 16'

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Campsite Cluster #5

This cluster of two campsites is located at the east end of Big Salmon Lake. Since the prevailing winds are from the west be prepared for a windy stay. The shoreline at the site is sandy and the bottom shallow. You can expect to hike 4 hours from the Park Office or 3 hours from the Big Salmon Lake Parking Lot. You can canoe to the cluster in about 1.5-2 hours from the dock on Big Salmon Lake. There are no portages. Small electric motors are allowed on Big Salmon Lake. In season, you can fish for Lake Trout and Bass.

GPS coordinates:  44.54803, -76.47540
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Campsite 5a

  • poor privacy

  • wooden tent platform 16' x 16'

  • afternoon sun

  • partial shade

  • very popular sites

  • food locker

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Campsite 5b

  • poor privacy

  • wooden tent platform 16' x 16'

  • afternoon sun

  • partial shade

  • very popular sites

  • food locker

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Campsite Cluster #6

This cluster of four campsites is located at the east end of Little Salmon Lake. The shoreline at the site is rocky/sandy and the bottom shallow. Hiking there takes about 3 hours from the Park Office or 2 hours from the Big Salmon Lake parking lot. You can canoe to the cluster in about 2 hours leaving from the dock on Big Salmon Lake and you will have to deal with a 974m portage. Alternatively you can canoe in from Mitchell Creek in about 3.5 hours or from Kingsford Dam in 4.5 hours. In both cases you will have one 1138m portage. Motors not allowed on Little Salmon Lake. In season, you can fish for Lake Trout and Bass.

GPS coordinates:  44.54403, -76.51284
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Campsite 6a

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 3 small tents

  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • popular site

  • food locker

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Campsite 6b

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 3 small tents

  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • popular site

  • food locker

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Campsite 6c

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 3 small tents

  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • popular site

  • food locker

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Campsite 6d

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 3 small tents

  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • popular site

  • food locker

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Campsite Cluster #7

This cluster of four campsites is located on the south shore where Mitchell Creek ends and Birch Lake starts. The shoreline at the site is rocky and the bottom deep. You can expect to hike about 2 to 3 hours to get there from the Park Office or the Big Salmon Lake parking lot or 4.5 hours from Kingsford Dam. You can canoe to the cluster in about 4 hours from the Park Office's Office on South Otter Lake but you will encounter two portages (outside the park). Alternatively, you can canoe in from Mitchell Creek in about 1 hour (no portages) or from Kingsford Dam (at the north end of the park) in 2 to 3 hours. Motors are allowed on Birch Lake and Mitchell Creek. In season, you can fish for Lake Trout and Bass.

GPS coordinates: 44.539611, -76.555889
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Campsite 7a

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 3 small tents

  • afternoon sun

  • total shade

  • popular site

  • food locker

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Campsite 7b

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 3m x 3.7m (10 x 12 ft) can accommodate 1 tent

  • afternoon sun

  • total shade

  • popular site

  • food locker

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Campsite 7c

  • poor privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 3 small tents

  • afternoon sun

  • partial shade

  • popular site

  • food locker

Campsite 7d

  • poor privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 3 small tents

  • afternoon sun

  • total shade

  • popular site

  • food locker

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Campsite Cluster #8

This cluster of four campsites is located on Birch Lake. The shoreline at the site is sandy/rocky and the bottom shallow. Hiking in from the Park Office takes roughly 4 to 5 hours, or 3 hours from the Big Salmon Lake parking lot ,or 2 hours from Kingsford Dam. You can canoe to the cluster from the Park Office's Office on South Otter Lake in about 5 hours with 2 portages outside the park. Alternatively, you can canoe in from Mitchell Creek in about 2 hours (no portages) or from Kingsford Dam in 2 hours. Motors are allowed on Birch Lake. In season, you can fish for Lake Trout, Bass and Pike.

GPS coordinates:  44.551500, -76.529806
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Campsite 8a

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 3 small tents

  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • very popular site

  • food locker

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Campsite 8b

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 3 small tents

  • afternoon sun

  • partial shade

  • very popular site

  • food locker

Campsite 8c

  • poor privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 3 small tents

  • afternoon sun

  • partial shade

  • very popular site

  • food locker

Campsite 8d

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 3 small tents

  • afternoon sun

  • partial shade

  • very popular site

  • food locker

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Campsite Cluster #9

This cluster of four campsites is located on the east shore of Little Clear Lake. The shoreline at the site is sandy/stony and the bottom shallow. You can expect to hike about 4 hours to get there from the Park Office, or 3 hours from the Big Salmon Lake parking lot, or 3.5 hours from Kingsford Dam. You can canoe in from Big Salmon Lake boat launch in about 3 hours, including a 923m portage. Motors are not allowed on Little Clear Lake. In season, you can fish for Lake Trout and Bass.

Campsite 9a

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 2 small tents

  • afternoon sun

  • total shade

  • popular site

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Campsite 9b

  • poor privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 2 small tents

  • afternoon sun

  • partial shade

  • popular site

  • GPS readings: N 44° 33' 23.3'', W 76° 30' 11.7" elevation 159m

Campsite 9c

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 2 small tents

  • afternoon sun

  • partial shade

  • popular sites

Campsite 9d

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 2 small tents

  • afternoon sun

  • partial shade

  • popular sites

Campsite Cluster #10

This cluster of four campsites is located on Hardwood Bay of Devil Lake. The shoreline at the site is sandy/stony and the bottom shallow. You can expect to hike about 5 hours to get there from the Park Office or 3 hours from the Big Salmon Lake parking lot or 4 to 5 hours from Kingsford Dam. You can canoe to the cluster in about 5 hours from Big Salmon Lake boat launch going through 3 portages (491m, 190m and 860m). You can also canoe in from Mitchell Creek in 4 to 5 hours (one portage of 761m) or from Kingsford Dam in 3 hours (one 860m portage). If you do not wish to portage you can go in from the Devil Lake boat launch on Perth Road. Be aware that Devil Lake can produce large waves in windy conditions. It will take about 2.5 hours. Motors are allowed on Devil Lake. In season, you can fish for Lake Trout, Bass and Pike.

Campsite 10a

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 2 small tents

  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • popular sites

  • GPS readings 10b: N 44° 33' 57.2'', W 76° 28' 40.9" elevation 140m

Campsite 10b

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 2 small tents

  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • popular sites

  • GPS readings 10b: N 44° 33' 57.2'', W 76° 28' 40.9" elevation 140m

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Campsite 10c

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 2 small tents

  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • popular sites

  • GPS readings 10b: N 44° 33' 57.2'', W 76° 28' 40.9" elevation 140m

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Campsite 10d

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 2 small tents

  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • popular sites

  • GPS readings 10b: N 44° 33' 57.2'', W 76° 28' 40.9" elevation 140m

Campsite Cluster #9

This cluster of four campsites is located on the east shore of Little Clear Lake. The shoreline at the site is sandy/stony and the bottom shallow. You can expect to hike about 4 hours to get there from the Park Office, or 3 hours from the Big Salmon Lake parking lot, or 3.5 hours from Kingsford Dam. You can canoe in from Big Salmon Lake boat launch in about 3 hours, including a 923m portage. Motors are not allowed on Little Clear Lake. In season, you can fish for Lake Trout and Bass.

GPS coordinates: 44.55597681167737, -76.50294276134531
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Campsite 9a

  • good privacy

  • wooden tent platform 16' x 16'

  • afternoon sun

  • total shade

  • popular site

  • food locker

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Campsite 9b

  • poor privacy

  • wooden tent platform 16' x 16'

  • afternoon sun

  • partial shade

  • popular site

  • food locker

Campsite Cluster #10

This cluster of four campsites is located on Hardwood Bay of Devil Lake. The shoreline at the site is sandy/stony and the bottom shallow. You can expect to hike about 5 hours to get there from the Park Office or 3 hours from the Big Salmon Lake parking lot or 4 to 5 hours from Kingsford Dam. You can canoe to the cluster in about 5 hours from Big Salmon Lake boat launch going through 3 portages (491m, 190m and 860m). You can also canoe in from Mitchell Creek in 4 to 5 hours (one portage of 761m) or from Kingsford Dam in 3 hours (one 860m portage). If you do not wish to portage you can go in from the Devil Lake boat launch on Perth Road. Be aware that Devil Lake can produce large waves in windy conditions. It will take about 2.5 hours. Motors are allowed on Devil Lake. In season, you can fish for Lake Trout, Bass and Pike.

GPS coordinates:  44.565889, -76.478028
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Campsite 10a

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 3 small tents

  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • popular sites

  • food locker

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Campsite 10b

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 3 small tents

  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • popular sites

  • food locker

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Campsite 10c

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft)
    can accommodate 3 small tents

  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • popular sites

  • food locker

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Campsite 10d

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft)
    can accommodate 3 small tents

  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • popular sites

  • food locker

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Campsite 9c

  • good privacy

  • wooden tent platform 16' x 16'

  • afternoon sun

  • partial shade

  • popular sites

  • food locker

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Campsite 9d

  • good privacy

  • wooden tent platform 16' x 16'

  • afternoon sun

  • partial shade

  • popular sites

  • food locker

Campsite Cluster #11

This cluster of four campsites is located on McNally Bay of Kingsford Lake. The shoreline at the site is sandy/rocky and the bottom shallow. You can expect to hike about 5 to 6 hours to get there from the Park Office or 4 to 5 hours from the Big Salmon Lake parking lot or 0.5 hours from Kingsford Dam. You can canoe to the cluster in about 6 hours from the Park Office (two portages outside the park). You can also canoe in, without portaging, from Mitchell Creek in 2.5 hours or from Kingsford Dam in 1 hour. Another option is to canoe in from the Devil Lake boat launch on Perth Road. This should take you 4 to 5 hours with a 761m portage. Motors are allowed on Kingsford Lake. In season, you can fish for Bass and Pike

GPS coordinates:  44.57062, -76.52458
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Campsite 11a

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft)
    can accommodate 3 small tents

  • afternoon sun

  • partial shade

  • steep access to water

  • popular sites

  • food locker

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Campsite 11b

  • good privacy

  • wooden tent platform 16' x 16'

  • afternoon sun

  • total shade

  • close to the beach

  • popular site

  • food locker

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Campsite 11c

  • good privacy

  • wooden tent platform 16' x 16'

  • afternoon sun

  • partial shade

  • steep access to water

  • popular site

  • food locker

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Campsite 11d

  • good privacy

  • wooden tent platform 16' x 16'

  • afternoon sun

  • total shade

  • close to privy

  • popular site

  • food locker

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Campsite Cluster #9

This cluster of four campsites is located on the east shore of Little Clear Lake. The shoreline at the site is sandy/stony and the bottom shallow. You can expect to hike about 4 hours to get there from the Park Office, or 3 hours from the Big Salmon Lake parking lot, or 3.5 hours from Kingsford Dam. You can canoe in from Big Salmon Lake boat launch in about 3 hours, including a 923m portage. Motors are not allowed on Little Clear Lake. In season, you can fish for Lake Trout and Bass.

Campsite 9a

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 2 small tents

  • afternoon sun

  • total shade

  • popular site

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Campsite 9b

  • poor privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 2 small tents

  • afternoon sun

  • partial shade

  • popular site

  • GPS readings: N 44° 33' 23.3'', W 76° 30' 11.7" elevation 159m

Campsite 9c

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 2 small tents

  • afternoon sun

  • partial shade

  • popular sites

Campsite 9d

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 2 small tents

  • afternoon sun

  • partial shade

  • popular sites

Campsite Cluster #12

This cluster of four campsites is located on Lynch Lake which has more in common with a large pond than a lake. The shoreline at the site is muddy and silty. You can expect to hike about 4.5 hours to get there from the Park Office or 3.5 hours from the Big Salmon Lake parking lot or 3 to 4 hours from Kingsford Dam. You cannot canoe to the cluster and motors are not allowed on Lynch Lake. The lake does not support any "valuable" fish. The water is murky and campers generally prefer hiking 15 minutes to Tetsmine Lake for swimming and fishing.

GPS coordinates:  44.561778, -76.508528
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Campsite 12a

  • good privacy

  • tent pad: 14.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft)
    can accommodate 3 small tents
  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • food locker

  • this is not a popular site

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Campsite 12b

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 14.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft)
    can accommodate 3 small tents

  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • food locker

  • this is not a popular site

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This cluster of four campsites is located on Hardwood Bay of Devil Lake. The shoreline at the site is sandy/stony and the bottom shallow. You can expect to hike about 5 hours to get there from the Park Office or 3 hours from the Big Salmon Lake parking lot or 4 to 5 hours from Kingsford Dam. You can canoe to the cluster in about 5 hours from Big Salmon Lake boat launch going through 3 portages (491m, 190m and 860m). You can also canoe in from Mitchell Creek in 4 to 5 hours (one portage of 761m) or from Kingsford Dam in 3 hours (one 860m portage). If you do not wish to portage you can go in from the Devil Lake boat launch on Perth Road. Be aware that Devil Lake can produce large waves in windy conditions. It will take about 2.5 hours. Motors are allowed on Devil Lake. In season, you can fish for Lake Trout, Bass and Pike.

Campsite 10a

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 2 small tents

  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • popular sites

  • GPS readings 10b: N 44° 33' 57.2'', W 76° 28' 40.9" elevation 140m

Campsite 10b

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 2 small tents

  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • popular sites

  • GPS readings 10b: N 44° 33' 57.2'', W 76° 28' 40.9" elevation 140m

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Campsite 10c

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 2 small tents

  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • popular sites

  • GPS readings 10b: N 44° 33' 57.2'', W 76° 28' 40.9" elevation 140m

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Campsite 10d

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft) can accommodate 2 small tents

  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • popular sites

  • GPS readings 10b: N 44° 33' 57.2'', W 76° 28' 40.9" elevation 140m

Campsite Cluster #13

This cluster of three campsites is located on Big Clear Lake. The shoreline at the site is rocky and the bottom deep. You can expect to hike about 5 hours to get there from the Park Office or 4 hours from the Big Salmon Lake parking lot. You can canoe to the cluster in about 3 to 4 hours from the Big Salmon Lake boat launch (two portages, 491m and 190m). You can also canoe in from Mitchell Creek in 5 to 6 hours or from Kingsford Dam in 4 hours. Both include 2 portages, 761m and 880m. Another option is to canoe in from the Devil Lake boat launch on Perth Road. This should take you about 3 hours with one 880m portage. Motors are allowed on Big Clear Lake. In season you can fish for Lake Trout and Bass.

GPS coordinates:  44.558806, -76.468694
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Campsite 13a

  • excellent privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft)
    can accommodate 3 small tents

  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • very popular sites

  • food locker

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Campsite 13b

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft)
    can accommodate 3 small tents

  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • very popular site

  • food locker

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Campsite 13c

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft)
    can accommodate 3 small tents

  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • steep access to water

  • very popular site

  • food locker

Campsite 12c

  • poor privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft)
    can accommodate 3 small tents

  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • food locker

  • this is not a popular site

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Campsite 12d

  • good privacy

  • tent pad size: 4.3m x 4.3m (14 x 14 ft)
    can accommodate 3 small tents

  • morning sun

  • partial shade

  • food locker

  • this is not a popular site

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Campsite #14

GPS coordinates: 44.532111, -76.52163
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Privacy: Very good.

Tent area: 16 x 16' wooden platform.

Morning sun, partial shade.

Easy water access.

Rock/pebble shoreline.

Very popular.

Food locker, thunderbox.

45 minute hike, 15 minute paddle from Big Salmon Lake parking lot.

Campsite #15

GPS coordinates: 44.541601, -76.482477
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Privacy: Very good.

Tent area: 16' x 16' wooden platform.

Full shade.

Rocky shoreline.

Very popular.

Food locker, thunderbox.

2-2.5 hour hike, 1.5 hour paddle from Big Salmon Lake parking lot.

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Campsite #16

GPS coordinates: 44.563672, -76.525802
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Privacy:  Very good.

Tent Area: 16' x 16' wooden platform.

Parital shade.

Rocky shoreline.

Very popular.

Food locker, thunderbox.

No picnic table.

3.5-4 hour hike from Big Salmon Lake parking lot.

1 hour hike from Kingsford Dam.

3.5 hour paddle from Kingsford Dam or Mitchell Creek.

 

Park overview map shown on the right.

From:  GaiaGPS.com

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