Stuart Mill Bay

This site is one of the best sites if you want a bit of privacy. As with the rest of the Georgetown Lake sites, there are a number of people, but you have many options to try and limit contact.

If you like to fish, and/or boat the Stuart Mill Bay is just for you.  This state fishing access site campground has you right on the lake shore or very close to lake for easy fishing and boating access.  The campground has two boat launches, one for non motorized and one for motorized boats.  The first seven campsites sit in an area with trees and is near the non motorized boat launch.  The remainder of the campsites sit closer to the lake but are out in the open.  Several sites have you right on the shore.  Each site has a picnic table and fire ring.  Numerous vault toilets are spread through out the campground.  No water or trash service is available.  Their are a few pull through sites.  Prices for the campground vary depending if you have a fishing license and if you are a state resident or not.  Lake was frozen on my visit so I was out of luck for any fishing.

The campground and boat launches sit on a spit reaching out into Georgetown Lake. There are two boat launches, one for non motorized and one for motorized boats. There are also two areas for camping- one close to the non motorized launch and one that stretches from the motorized launch along the lakeshore. Obviously boating and being on the lake is the idea and most(not all) sites have at least lake views if not lake access. Every site has the standard picnic table and fire pit. Sites 1-7 had more trees than sites 8-16, and sites 8-16 seemed larger and more suited to RVs. The campground was sold out when I came by, but a couple of campers let me take some photos of their sites. This campground will likely be full often. I did not see the moose while I was there.