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The Cedar River Flow campsite is, as the name suggests, a campsite on the banks of the Cedar River Flow. The primitive campsite is first come, first serve. There is a table at the site, but nothing else.

The Cedar River Flow is a 640‑acre shallow reservoir formed by the Wakely Dam on the Cedar River. The Northville-Placid Trail runs alongside the water and there are several lean-tos along the bank of the reservoir.

If doing the shorter loop know that the turn off is to loop to the other side of the lake is right after the shelter. If you continue on the yellow path past youll come to a red cross trail. This will take you oddly to the middle of the highway. Also protect yourself the woods are LOADED with ticks. My friend was brushing them off every few minutes and when I got threw and we hit up the meal after, I found them crawling all over me. We mostly walked, never sat down anywhere and barely stood still.

Very accessible trail, well worth a visit.

Beaver Lake with a full equipped shelter next to it

There is a lodge here, with latrines available to the public. There is also a hand pump for water (we drank some and survived). Also close to picnic tables with a nice view of a lake.

The Beaver Pond situated at the back of the Kelly Hollow Cross Country Ski Trail is a small reservoir that offers a lot of privacy and a good chance of seeing wildlife. The Kelly Hollow Lean-To is located near the waters in case you need to take shelter for some reason.

The Beaver Pond situated at the back of the Kelly Hollow Cross Country Ski Trail is a small reservoir that offers a lot of privacy and a good chance of seeing wildlife. The Kelly Hollow Lean-To is located near the waters in case you need to take shelter for some reason.