Antilon Lake

Antilon Lake is described in reviews as an unimproved campground that provides primitive camping. Reviews identify it as a remote, minimally developed site with basic on-site facilities noted by visitors.

Amenities reported in reviews include a couple of pit/drop toilets on site and informal lake access via walking paths depending on where a visitor camps within the area. Reviews consistently state there is no potable water available at the campground. No other amenities are described in the provided information.

Review excerpts note several practical conditions: the area can be very dusty and dry and visitors were advised to bring water. Mosquitoes were reported as abundant, including inside the on-site drop toilets. The lake was described by reviewers as overgrown; fishing "may be alright" according to one account while swimming was described as not an option by another. One review also stated there is no Lake Chelan access at this location, and another suggested that an ATV may be needed to reach areas nearer the lake.

Reviews vary in their impressions of Antilon Lake: some describe it as a usable unimproved spot for a quick getaway while at least one review strongly recommended avoiding it. The available information focuses on the campground's unimproved condition, lack of potable water, presence of pit toilets, and reported issues with dust and mosquitoes.