Johnson Lake Public Water Access Site
Johnson Lake Public Water Access Site
Johnson Lake Public Water Access Site, located at 34649 Wilderness Road near Deer Lake in Itasca County, is a public boat ramp managed by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.
The access point offers amenities including free parking, picnic tables, a picnic shelter, wheelchair accessibility, and year-round bathrooms, making it a well-equipped launch location for both boaters and paddlers.
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