Cass Lake Wanaki Boat Ramp
Cass Lake Wanaki Boat Ramp
The Wanaki boat ramp provides access to Cass Lake as part of the Norway Beach Recreation Area, located four miles east of Cass Lake on Highway 2.
The facility includes a boat ramp, sandy beach, interpretive trails, and a paved biking trail, with nearby amenities such as restrooms, showers, and a reservable picnic shelter.
The campground operates seasonally from late May through early September with 46 non-electric campsites available by reservation.
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