Adjacent to the latrine is a log public contact station. Drinking water is not available at this site. The camp areas are above high tide and have two fire rings. This is one of the heaviest used sites by kayakers, sometimes with large groups visiting. Small groups using the larger campsite may expect others to also camp in the area.
Water is available in the bight, or bend, in the coast behind the small peninsula.
Bountiful intertidal life on the rocks at Decision Point may be viewed during minus tides. Entry Cove State Marine Park Entry Cove State Marine Park is located two miles directly east of Decision Point on the northeast corner where Passage Canal and Port Wells meet. Forested uplands of spruce and hemlock, interspersed by muskeg, surround a small cove and lagoon. Near the cove entrance is good anchorage on northwind days but is generally not used overnight because of variable winds out of Blackstone Bay. The lagoon is a good site for clamming, but the entrance is shallow and can only be accessed by small boats on full high tide.