View of upper tent pads that are against the tree line. There's enough room for a bunch more tents in the grassy area to the left but there no sun or rain coverage.
Member Comment 2 - (posted on 05/24/2021)
Camp Info Posted by:
Nikkerton
Campsite Rating:
4 Stars
Max. Group Size Recommended:
9
Lake:
Oyster Lake
Entry Point:
16 - Moose/Portage River (north)
Approximate Date of Visit:
05/23/2020
Camp Notes:
Fire Pit with view facing the woods.
Member Comment 3 - (posted on 05/24/2021)
Camp Info Posted by:
Nikkerton
Campsite Rating:
4 Stars
Max. Group Size Recommended:
9
Lake:
Oyster Lake
Entry Point:
16 - Moose/Portage River (north)
Approximate Date of Visit:
05/23/2020
Camp Notes:
4/5 Stars. Great for a big group. 5+ level tent pads mixed between upper (open grassy) and lower (piney wooded) area. Fire grate area is nice and open with plenty of space. This site can be accessed on both sides of the water. Canoe landing is just ok at both sides. Site is elevated and quite open for full sun at the fire pit. 1 star removed because the canoe landings arn't ideal and unfortunately the view from the site faces the northern cove and you cannot see the large open lake from it at all. So it is private feeling because of that but it lacks in wow factor of the entire Oyster Lake.
Member Comment 4 - (posted on 05/24/2021)
Camp Info Posted by:
Nikkerton
Campsite Rating:
4 Stars
Max. Group Size Recommended:
9
Lake:
Oyster Lake
Entry Point:
16 - Moose/Portage River (north)
Approximate Date of Visit:
05/23/2020
Camp Notes:
Facing SE out on to Oyster Lake at the landing.
Member Comment 5 - (posted on 05/24/2021)
Camp Info Posted by:
Nikkerton
Campsite Rating:
4 Stars
Max. Group Size Recommended:
9
Lake:
Oyster Lake
Entry Point:
16 - Moose/Portage River (north)
Approximate Date of Visit:
05/23/2020
Member Comment 6 - (posted on 05/24/2021)
Camp Info Posted by:
Nikkerton
Campsite Rating:
4 Stars
Max. Group Size Recommended:
9
Entry Point:
16 - Moose/Portage River (north)
Approximate Date of Visit:
05/23/2020
Member Comment 7 - (posted on 05/24/2021)
Camp Info Posted by:
Nikkerton
Campsite Rating:
4 Stars
Max. Group Size Recommended:
9
Lake:
Oyster Lake
Entry Point:
16 - Moose/Portage River (north)
Approximate Date of Visit:
05/23/2020
Camp Notes:
4/5 Stars. Great for a big group. 5+ level tent pads mixed between upper (open grassy) and lower (piney wooded) area. Fire grate area is nice and open with plenty of space. This site can be accessed on both sides of the water. Canoe landing is just ok at both sides. Site is elevated and quite open for full sun at the fire pit. 1 star removed because the canoe landings arn't ideal and unfortunately the view from the site faces the northern cove and you cannot see the large open lake from it at all. So it is private feeling because of that but it lacks in wow factor of the entire Oyster Lake. Photo of lower tent pad area.
Member Comment 8 - (posted on 05/24/2021)
Camp Info Posted by:
Nikkerton
Campsite Rating:
4 Stars
Max. Group Size Recommended:
9
Lake:
Oyster Lake
Entry Point:
16 - Moose/Portage River (north)
Approximate Date of Visit:
05/23/2020
Camp Notes:
4/5 Stars. Great for a big group. 5+ level tent pads mixed between upper (open grassy) and lower (piney wooded) area. Fire grate area is nice and open with plenty of space. This site can be accessed on both sides of the water. Canoe landing is just ok at both sides. Site is elevated and quite open for full sun at the fire pit. 1 star removed because the canoe landings arn't ideal and unfortunately the view from the site faces the northern cove and you cannot see the large open lake from it at all. So it is private feeling because of that but it lacks in wow factor of the entire Oyster Lake. Picture is of South/East canoe landing. We weathered out a storm there and it was perfectly suited for a large tarp. Low, good tree coverage and pretty view.
Member Comment 9 - (posted on 05/24/2021)
Camp Info Posted by:
Nikkerton
Campsite Rating:
4 Stars
Max. Group Size Recommended:
9
Lake:
Oyster Lake
Entry Point:
16 - Moose/Portage River (north)
Approximate Date of Visit:
05/23/2020
Camp Notes:
Standing at fire pit facing SE. Big open grassy spot, some rocks in there so not all perfect for tents.
Member Comment 10 - (posted on 06/28/2010)
Camp Info Posted by:
SouthernExposure
Campsite Rating:
5 Stars
Max. Group Size Recommended:
9
Lake:
Oyster Lake
Entry Point:
14 - Little Indian Sioux River (north)
Approximate Date of Visit:
06/20/2010
Camp Notes:
Superb campsite! Clean, nice cooking/sitting area, beautiful views, lots of tent pads and easy access from both sides of the peninsula. Grab it early in the day.
Member Comment 11 - (posted on 03/13/2010)
Camp Info Posted by:
TuscaroraBorealis
Lake:
Oyster Lake
Entry Point:
-
Member Comment 12 - (posted on 03/12/2010)
Camp Info Posted by:
TuscaroraBorealis
Campsite Rating:
5 Stars
Max. Group Size Recommended:
9
Lake:
Oyster Lake
Entry Point:
16 - Moose/Portage River (north)
Approximate Date of Visit:
06/06/2009
Camp Notes:
Perhaps the best site I've had the privelege of camping at? Most everything about it was what you would hope for in a camp site.
Member Comment 13 - (posted on 09/08/2009)
Camp Info Posted by:
bstrege
Campsite Rating:
5 Stars
Max. Group Size Recommended:
9
Lake:
Emerald Lake
Entry Point:
16 - Moose/Portage River (north)
Approximate Date of Visit:
09/06/2009
Camp Notes:
You could fit as many tents here as you want. Having water on both sides of the camp was nice. You have both shade and sun when you want it. You even get a small grassy area for lounging (or putting a tent if you want). The fishing was good in the bay by the Rocky Lake portage. Excellent campsite - wish we could have stayed there longer.
Member Comment 14 - (posted on 02/18/2009)
Camp Info Posted by:
Darkstar75
Campsite Rating:
5 Stars
Max. Group Size Recommended:
9
Lake:
Oyster Lake
Entry Point:
14 - Little Indian Sioux River (north)
Approximate Date of Visit:
09/02/2008
Camp Notes:
Excellent Campsite! The other commments sum it up, but here's a pic of the tent pad area in the cedar's. I can tell by other photos that we were there when the water was low which accounts for the awkward landing area we dealt with.
Member Comment 15 - (posted on 12/30/2007)
Camp Info Posted by:
fotomon
Campsite Rating:
5 Stars
Max. Group Size Recommended:
8
Lake:
Oyster Lake
Entry Point:
16 - Moose/Portage River (north)
Approximate Date of Visit:
05/25/2005
Camp Notes:
Best site I've ever stayed at. Looped down from Lac La Croix, stopping one night on Ge-be-on-e-quet Lake and decided to stay several nights here,fish and chill. Constant breeze across the neck kept the bugs away. Beaver Den on one side. Soft sleeping on the lower area! Great fishing on either side. Hated to leave!
Member Comment 16 - (posted on 08/07/2007)
Camp Info Posted by:
marc bates
Campsite Rating:
5 Stars
Max. Group Size Recommended:
8
Lake:
Oyster Lake
Entry Point:
14 - Little Indian Sioux River (north)
Approximate Date of Visit:
06/25/2007
Camp Notes:
I could have put five tents in here easy. Can be put in cedars down pelow or up by the cooking area. Could get to site from both sides of the pennisula. We carried our canoes over to fish. Great cooking area. My boys also redid the sitting area and put in back rests. Best seating area I have ever seen.
Member Comment 17 - (posted on 07/13/2005)
Camp Info Posted by:
Eglath
Campsite Rating:
4 Stars
Max. Group Size Recommended:
9
Lake:
Oyster Lake
Entry Point:
16 - Moose/Portage River (north)
Approximate Date of Visit:
07/03/2005
Camp Notes:
Large site open to water on both sides of penninsula. Lots of tent pad options, nice fire area.
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