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Iron Lake

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Date/Time: 05/19/2024 06:11AM

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Iron Lake

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Previous Messages:
Author	Message Text
mmarksnp	06/25/2023 07:18AM I agree with the western site on the island. Multiple levels with multiple good pads. Here is a pic from tent one morning
Richwon4	06/23/2023 01:10PM We liked the site on the East closest to the river and Crooked.
bombinbrian	06/22/2023 09:15PM Personally I think the best is the one on the all island at the north end of Peterson Bay…
OMGitsKa	06/21/2023 04:23PM ubbenholdthekraut: "The best campsite by Far is the one on the West end of 3 Mile Island. Its spectacular. Amazing kitchen. Good landings for boats. Lots to explore. " This is the one! 5 stars for sure.
ubbenholdthekraut	06/20/2023 11:32AM The best campsite by Far is the one on the West end of 3 Mile Island. Its spectacular. Amazing kitchen. Good landings for boats. Lots to explore.
Georgiaboy	06/19/2023 07:05PM Thanks, Have stayed at one South of falls. It is busy but nice. Never stayed on the island. Will check that out.
mgraber	06/18/2023 09:13PM I like the first one south of the falls, as well as the one on the west end of the island which is directly across from that sight. I think they are 2 of the best. They do get heavy use. With just 2 of you almost any of the sights may be great for you. There is supposed to be a nice sight in the southern end, I haven't stayed there. Avoid the sight in the southwest corner.
Georgiaboy	06/18/2023 05:54PM We have camped at a couple campsites on Iron in the past but wanted input on what folks think are the best campsites on Iron Lake. My wife and I want to take a few more trips into the BWCA before we physically can’t go on our own anymore. We figured a tow to Bottle Portage and then spend 5 or 6 days on iron would fit the bill.