This site is set on the river almost exactly halfway between Big Crow and Crow Bay. It makes for a great break spot, but wouldn’t necessarily be a place I’d want to spend the night. Not that there’s anything wrong with the site, it’s certainly serviceable, it just wouldn’t be my first choice.
Canoe Landing: The river bends in front of the site, and the landing is a very wet patch of sand/mud. It’s firm, so no worries about sinking in as you’re getting out of the canoe, but it’s mucky. There were no significant underwater obstructions that I can recall, but the river is shallow here. You may find your canoe has beached itself before you actually reach land.
Tent Sites: There’s room on this site for two or three mid sized tents. It’s a relatively compact site. Once you get past the site proper there aren’t a lot of auxiliary tent spots. Ground looks solid. I wonder how it might pool during a hard rain. It’s the kind of ground that looks like it might take a while to soak up.

Accessories: There are some log benches around the fire pit. Other than that, it was a basic site.
Notes: This site is fine, but I don’t think I’d choose to stay here under most circumstances. The Crow River in between Crow Bay and Big Crow isn’t long enough that you’d need to break up the trip into two days, and there are much better sites on both Big Crow and Crow Bay.
Related Trip Report: Crow River Loop(ish): Proulx to Dickson and Everything in Between