To get to this camp, you have to be ready to hike-in. Before that you have to drive 10 miles up a pot-hole strewn road, and before that, you have a lengthy drive just to get to the dirt road. But the trip is worth it. The hike is beautiful - be prepared, there is a lot more up and down than I was anticipating on this trip. The best campsites are at the Upper Watson Lake and it is first come, first serve. You camp right at the lake and going for a dip is definitely an option! I just put my feet in because it was cold, but my hiking buddy went all the way in. We did have to find our way across a small log jam to get to the campsites, but it was all worth it.