winnie/cutfoot camping

[wahoohendoo]

has anybody tried the campgrounds on the north and west sides of big cutfoot? i think theirs four or five of them. nice to get some sort of wind break when the big lake is honking to much. I have the itch!

[Bohunk]

They are very nice, indeed! Try to get the prime sites if you can that overlook the lake (Cutfoot) and have beach access as well. If you look up the U.S. Forest Service site, I think you can look over the campgrounds and choose the site you want. You are correct that it is nice to stay out of the wind on the big lake. Only a real strong south wind can ruin these sites for having the boat on shore, but compared to the size of waves on the big lake, you should be in good shape.

[wahoohendoo]

thankyou bohunk.only a few more months.

[Bohunk]

You can say that again, about had enough myself! I'm counting the days!

[Lindy Lee]

We made our first campig reservations for the year in late December for Gull Lake in June. Can't wait to get back into the boat. If you ever get a chance to fish Cut Foot in late Sept or early Oct you would not believe the colors. We did this a few years ago. What the fishing lacked that day the colors made up for it.

[PEATMOSS]

These sites are first come/first serve til after Memorial Day weekend and the nicest campgrounds, Deer North and Deer South fill up on the weekends.

[tashit]

Anyone know how fast East Seelye Bay fills up? I used to spend a week there every year when I was younger but I haven't been there in over 10 years. They used to fill up pretty quick back then. I'm looking to get back up there again this year. Is it hard to find a site for the weekend there or at Deer Lake arriving on a Thursday night?