Clark Lake
Sylvania Wilderness Backcountry Camping
- Group
- Other loops
“Due to current Recreation.gov system limitations, this site is listed as a group site, however the maximum group size is 6 and it does not resemble a group site but rather a very small site. This is a single site, with a view of the lake, and is very secluded. Due to its secluded location, bugs can sometimes be an issue when there is not much of a breeze. A nice swimming beach can be accessed on the main shoreline of Clark Lake. There is room for multiple tents. The landing is sandy, has a small sunny area, and is not bad for swimming. There is a steep bank with steps that turns into a level path to the campsite.”
recreation.gov's note for this site
- Longest rig
- Tents only
- People
- Up to 6
- Check-in
- 1:00 PM
- Check-out 12:00 PM
From recreation.gov's site list, Oct 10, 2026.
Sites
11
Group
11
Longest rig
Tents only
People
Up to 6
Sites in Clark Lake
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- ASH-1Group · up to 6 peopleDue to current Recreation.gov system limitations, this site is listed as a group site, however the maximum group size is 6 and it does not resemble a group site but rather a very small site.Tents only
- ASH-2Group · up to 6 peopleDue to current Recreation.gov system limitations, this site is listed as a group site, however the maximum group size is 6 and it does not resemble a group site but rather a very small site.Tents only
- BALSAM-1Group · up to 6 peopleDue to current Recreation.gov system limitations, this site is listed as a group site, however the maximum group size is 6 and it does not resemble a group site but rather a very small site.Tents only
- BALSAM-2Group · up to 6 peopleDue to current Recreation.gov system limitations, this site is listed as a group site, however the maximum group size is 6 and it does not resemble a group site but rather a very small site.Tents only
- BIRCHGroup · up to 6 peopleDue to current Recreation.gov system limitations, this site is listed as a group site, however the maximum group size is 6 and it does not resemble a group site but rather a very small site.Tents only
- CEDAR-1Group · up to 6 peopleDue to current Recreation.gov system limitations, this site is listed as a group site, however the maximum group size is 6 and it does not resemble a group site but rather a very small site.Tents only
- CEDAR-2Group · up to 6 peopleDue to current Recreation.gov system limitations, this site is listed as a group site, however the maximum group size is 6 and it does not resemble a group site but rather a very small site.Tents only
- MAPLE-1Group · up to 6 peopleDue to current Recreation.gov system limitations, this site is listed as a group site, however the maximum group size is 6 and it does not resemble a group site but rather a very small site.Tents only
- MAPLE-2Group · up to 6 peopleDue to current Recreation.gov system limitations, this site is listed as a group site, however the maximum group size is 6 and it does not resemble a group site but rather a very small site.Tents only
- PINE-1Group · up to 6 peopleDue to current Recreation.gov system limitations, this site is listed as a group site, however the maximum group size is 6 and it does not resemble a group site but rather a very small site.Tents only
- PINE-2Group · up to 6 peopleDue to current Recreation.gov system limitations, this site is listed as a group site, however the maximum group size is 6 and it does not resemble a group site but rather a very small site.Tents only
All 11 shown · by site number
Sites, types, rig lengths, positions and notes from recreation.gov's site list, Oct 10, 2026. Staff sites are left out.
- Group
“Due to current Recreation.gov system limitations, this site is listed as a group site, however the maximum group size is 6 and it does not resemble a group site but rather a very small site. This is a single site, with a view of the lake, and is very secluded. Due to its secluded location, bugs can sometimes be an issue when there is not much of a breeze. A nice swimming beach can be accessed on the main shoreline of Clark Lake. There is room for multiple tents. The landing is sandy, has a small sunny area, and is not bad for swimming. There is a steep bank with steps that turns into a level path to the campsite.”
recreation.gov's note for this site
- Longest rig
- Tents only
- People
- Up to 6
- Check-in
- 1:00 PM
- Check-out 12:00 PM
From recreation.gov's site list, Oct 10, 2026.