05-28-2009, 07:44 PM
The area by Murdock basin that Jason was talking about does not have any developed camping and you camp where ever you can find a spot. If you go to Hoop lake you can camp in the camp ground and was rarely full when I was there one june, july might be different[:/]. There are spots nearby that you could camp that are near the water if you don't want to stay in the camp ground. One thing you might want to consider is to call ahead. On years like this one when there is a lot of snow in the mountains, especially on the north slope it is possible that there is still snow at Hoop lake. The forest service has a camp ground host there when it opens so I'm sure you could contact the FS, just to make sure it is open.
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