One of two tents had been set up and was ready for two nights of camping. There were even two chairs set up in front of the tent and facing the lake.

Denver and son Westley sat at the picnic table central to the campsite. Behind her was a tree and behind the tree was another tent.

The entire campsite as seen from the path down to the beach. Both tents could be seen as well as the picnic table with its water cooler and Land Rover beyond.

There were many campsites (about 50) at Baker Bay Campground. On Monday, most were empty and waiting for other campers to arrive.

The sun was low later that afternoon and caused shadows from the forest to zebra stripe the dirt across the campground.

Small RV's and small trailers were welcome at the campground. To facilitate waste removal, this Sanitary Dump Station was made available.

Only a few of the campsites had running water, here was an example of one faucet at one campsite. This was a Campbell brand faucet.

Late in the afternoon, almost horizontal sunlight shone through wind blown leaves and caused them to dance with light.

A (cute as a button) 13 foot Scamp trailer occupied one campsite. This is the smallest of the Scamp brand and lacked a bathroom, but was otherwise perfect.