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| Anvil Lake
Campground |
| Number of sites: 18 |
| Group sites: No |
| Picnic area: Yes |
| Boat access: Yes |
| Swim area: No |
| Hiking trail: Yes |
| Fee: $12 |
| Open/Close: 5/2 - 10/16 |
 If you like to swim, boat,
fish, hike, or enjoy being close to town, then Anvil Lake is the
place for you. The lake has extremely clear water and very good
fishing. Located in the campground is a 300-year-old white pine
that got its start not long after the Pilgrims landed. A log shelter
with picnic tables adds to the rustic character of this campground.
The Anvil National Recreation Trail
system is adjacent to the campground. You can also hike six
miles and connect with Franklin Lake Campground.
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Site size information for tents, pickup
campers, pop-up tent trailers, and Recreational Vehicles
(RVs)
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| Back in 25: Sites
1, 13, 18 |
| Back in 30: Site
12 |
| Back in 35: Site
7 |
| Back in 40: Sites
2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 11 |
| Pull Through Tent:
9, 14, 15, 16, 17 |
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