Notice how many out of state license plates you see. But for us the main attraction is Pearrygin Lake. It's not very big, barely two miles long and a half mile wide. Reeds and lily pads fills the shallows at the east end. That's where the fish can be seen jumping in early morning and around sunset.
Wild otters cruise the shore line, especially near the campground on the west end.
It's great fun to watch them cavort, sometimes four or five together just feet from the bank. We sat on the dock and were entertained by otters for an hour or more. Only a fishermen regretted the otter's presence. While we enjoyed their antics the little critters managed to steal his freshly caught trout from a stringer tied to the dock. Boy, was he burned.