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At just over half a mile in length, this short spur road provides access to three distinct campsites, accommodating between two and five vehicles. The first site sits beside Art Lake, a clear, reflective body of water surrounded by trees, with a small access point suitable for launching a kayak. The second site is larger and flatter, offering seclusion with forest cover and parking space for vehicles in front. The third and largest site is situated at the end of the spur, forming a wide circle with trees at its center. This can accommodate up to 5 rigs with a smaller area to expansive views. From this vantage point, the Cowlitz River Valley can be seen to the northwest, Mount Rainier to the north, and Packwood Lake through the trees of the Goat Rocks Wilderness to the south. Between the trees to the southwest, the peak of Peanut Road and cliffs descending into Art Lake are also visible. Maps indicate that a mine is located on the Goat Rocks Wilderness side near this site.