Doe Island

Doe Island

Site Minimum: 20 people

Site Maximum: 60 people

Description:   Ever dreamed of a whole island all to yourselves?  This is it.   A large site where patrols can spread out, but come together around the large campfire area. Very popular site. 

Exposure:   Main dock site faces south-east, with morning sun.  Patrol sites get different views all around the island.

Travel Time (by canoe)
>> to Hub  = 10 - 15 min.
>> to Reception / Parking =  20 - 30 min.

Comments:  Being an island, no fear of Scouts getting seriously lost or problems with bears. Please be considerate of Scouts on nearby campsites on Beacrobra Cove and Pal Point -- late night campfires may keep them awake!

Campsite Name Meaning: The smaller of Doe and Buck Islands, these were the biggest islands in Kennabi Lake and were probably the first to be named. May have been named for a deer stranded there in one of the first springs of the camp opening.