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Price
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Reservable
Sites
27 campsites
Season
Most active in warm ...
Cell
Unknown
Pets
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44.6207, -72.5278
Canoeists and kayakers who want a site they actually paddled to, potentially 1-2 miles from the launch across open water, with loon calls at dusk and swimming off the shoreline. Summer and fall are the sweet spots; reserve early on ReserveAmerica because sites go fast.
No paddlecraft means no campsite, every spot is boat-access only, full stop. Parking at the launch is limited and first-come, and there's no potable water, no showers, and no dump station, so anyone expecting developed amenities will be frustrated before they even hit the water.
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The reservoir truly comes alive during the warm embrace of summer (June through August), when temperatures climb to a comfortable 80°F—ideal for paddling sun-drenched waters and taking refreshing swims from your campsite. Fall transforms the surrounding forest into a spectacular canvas of color, making foliage season equally magical for those willing to brave cooler conditions. Winter temperatures can dip to 20°F, creating a hushed, snow-draped landscape for the rare adventurer seeking complete solitude, though most visitors find the warmer months offer the fullest experience of this special place.
Fall 'transforms the reservoir' (foliage implied), offering scenic paddling and wildlife viewing.
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Primitive, boat- or paddle-in campsites with minimal on-site services. Some non-lakeside day-use areas and sites include picnic tables and designated fire rings/fire pits; no developed hook-ups or dump facilities.
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