Little McCauley and if its not there's one just like it hanging in tree there ! I found it and hung it on the tree it is kinda creepy maybe scare off some fisherman ?

Hi folks

I'm having a hard time trying to figure out  what lake or part of the park would be best to take young kids too (ages 6-9) in-order to get them into the whole spring brook trout backwoods camping experience. Ideally it should include a portage or two, stay off any large bodies of water,good camp sites and provide decent enough brook trout fishing opportunities so as boredom doesn't take over, end result being I would like it to be a positive experience so they would want go again and not have negative memories of the experience. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Im muling over the kingscoat area but not liking the bass mixed trout lakes in that area. Would love to show them just how beautiful brook trout are in their natural setting.

Thanks again ahead of time to all those who reply.

id say that looks like harry to me

hambone ?

Thanks guys looks like i cant go wrong with either of those sites !

is it the petawawa east of travers ?

Forest tower use to be an awesome outfitter back in the day. used canoe algonquin a couple times they were good Id go back to them if I needed a rental. I find scott canoes are more sturdy in the water but the swifts are lighter and faster slightly. too bad about scott they made some really good canoes and lake freighters.

Thanks shawn D nice photos looks like a beautiful part of the park. first time tripping to this area. trip report was from a different shawn different area my bad !

Heading into harry lake this spring and was wondering what site is the best on the lake ? as well if there are any trails leading into crystal lake want to go visit jason