The Tucker camp is located on the northeast "corner" of the island, closest to the Bradley point on the mainland and to the northern shore of the lake. Although the camp faces in an easterly direction, the deck and dock get sun all day. The main cabin was built in about 1972 and has a large dock and large deck, with three bedrooms inside (good for sleeping up to six) plus a bathroom and small kitchen area. The kitchen has a sink, small refrigerator, and microwave oven. The living room has a fireplace/stove. There is no TV.

The main cabin also has a baby, a bunkhouse set back from the water (100 feet) which was built in 2004. The bunk cabin has a living room with pull-out couch, a tiny refrigerator, and windows overlooking a small deck/porch in front. There is a bedroom with three beds (a double-deck bunk and a single). There is a bathroom and storeroom with a clothes dryer.

The camp also offers the use of an old aluminum canoe and two rowing dinghys.