We stayed at this site last weekend and overall had a great time, but it’s definitely best suited for more experienced camper/paddlers. The location is absolutely beautiful and extremely private. There was an event going on at the main camp but we couldn’t hear anything from our site. Check-in was casual, we were asked if we knew our site and then told to head left to the canoe beach, grab a canoe and park wherever. In hindsight, we definitely should have asked more questions, as there were no directions given past that point. I ended up using my phone to navigate and we eventually found our way to Duck Bay. It was about a 20 minute paddle one way and a bit of a guessing game at first, but doable. The site has a red Hipcamp logo on a tree. The site itself is very spacious, with a long wooden bench we used as a makeshift table, and a wooden platform for a tent. (Ours was too long so we set up elsewhere). There was lots of firewood provided ready at the site. The pit toilet was a bit difficult to access, likely due to fallen branches from the ice storm. There was no clear path to it. There was loud music coming from a cottage across the lake both evenings, which took away from the otherwise peaceful setting. Nothing you can do about that though. Overall, it’s a great spot if you’re looking for a unique spot with lots of privacy. Just make sure to ask questions when you arrive, and only book if you have some portaging and paddling experience.