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ejsiljen
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Anyone been to Kawasachong in the last year? I haven’t been there since the fires and curious how the campsites are and if there is available firewood.
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fishnfreak
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pretty crappy. I wouldn't camp there. Way too many dead trees and no shade in there at all. Fishing is still pretty decent though.
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MikeinMpls
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I was there two weeks ago. The lake looks pretty rough. Not much cover at all, so a lot of direct sunlight. It's an interesting landscape, but not one I would find appealing to camp.
Mike
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cyclones30
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As others have said, one was saved from fire but basically just the site. Cool area and not many people stay although you'll a lot of people passing through both ways.
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dustytrail
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I always stay here my last nite when I entry at 37. Campsite 1017 is nice in itself. The camp was saved but everything else was scourched. The other 2 sites not so good. The area is coming back nicely and blueberries and rasberries galor. The west side of the lake is almost solid with them. It is good for a jumping off place.
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boonie
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I stopped at 1017 several years ago, but after the fire and it was OK, although I continued on to Polly.
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x2jmorris
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I hate staying in burn areas but it is doable. Takes so long to recover that it is hard not to visit them though.
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