Campers are encouraged to limit their number to six persons or less to reduce the impact on sites. Knowing that you are on state lands and not trespassing on private lands. Camping at least 150 feet from any road, trail, spring, stream, pond, or any other body of water. Cleaning up your site to remove traces of use. The area supports a wide variety of wildlife.
Loons are especially plentiful.
In fact, the area supports one of the largest loon nesting areas in New York State. Users are warned to be especially careful not to disturb their nesting sites. The observant person should be able to spot osprey, raven, spruce grouse, whitetail deer, bald eagle and possibly a moose. Look for mink, muskrat, otter and beaver early in the morning and at evening, a half hour before dark.