1 acre hosted by Dayton C.
1 tent pitch
Nomadic camping
Best for self-contained campers. There are no toilets, showers, or potable water at this Hipcamp.
Off-leash friendly
Pets can be off-leash at this Hipcamp.
Boat-in
This Hipcamp is accessible by boat.
Located on Harvey Lake Naughty Pines Getaway is situated on Coburn Island. With the closest neighbour 350 meters away, this is one of the most private and secluded spots you will find on this lake.
To reach the island there is a 2 km trip over water so you will need to bring your own watercraft.
For those that make the trip there are plenty of spaces among the large trees to pitch your tents or hang hammocks. The ground is covered with evergreen needles and twigs of various sizes, there is no grass, so bring appropriate footwear. I also recommend water shoes when swimming. There are some sharp rocks just off the shore where we normally swim.
There is a trail going from one end of the island to the other. Following this trail you will probably see an old loons nest, usually with the egg shells still present, and bones of various creatures that the eagle has consumed. You will see a bald eagle’s nest and most likely the bald eagle. If you are there in the spring you will be able to hear the chicks in the nest. Just sitting around and enjoying the peace and tranquility you will see squirrels, various birds, ducks and loons going about their business. If you don’t see a loon you with certainly hear them after the sun goes down.
There is a fire bowl there for you to use. Small fires only, the ground cover is very flammable when it's dry. It's usually dry so it's recommended you dose the ground underneath the fire bowl as he has caught on fire before.
Pets are welcome to roam free, please scoop their poop.You have the whole island to choose where to put your tent but the best spots are near the camp as a lot of that ground has been cleared. You may use the camp should the weather get bad but it is currently in rough shape which is why it's not being advertised for use.
