Antelope Reservoir Campground

Peaceful, quiet. We're the only ones there. Lake was full and beautiful. Nice cement picnic tables and BBQfire pits. Did not use the restrooms. No mosquitoes, just a few flies but not biting flies

The road coming in is a little bumpy but nothing our 24’ camper couldn’t handle. There was one other camper here when we showed up, then periodically 3 more showed up. We stayed just shy of a week but you can stay 14 days here. The Reservoir was just a good size puddle when we arrived and getting smaller by the day, everyday we were here. Flies are bad during the day and misquotes at night. The bathrooms looked like no one has taken care of them in years, so i did a little cleaning myself. They were full of trash and many colonies of spiders. There are 5 spaces to camp, 1 without a fire pit (but right now there’s a burn ban, so we can’t burn anyways.) Down a more rutted road there are at least 2-3 more camping areas that are a little more secluded. Very quite and even if the day is hot, th

We spent the night as we were driving through so we didn't stay long. Only one other person was camping and they were down the road quite a ways. It was absolutely beautiful, but the mosquitos were insane.

Not busy campground but not many spots to camp in. You can drive past to the camp spot to one or two spots where you can set up you stuff. Overflowing mosquitoes 🦟 that made our stay short, hard to hang out unless maybe you light a fire. It was sleeping on the water sound but we ddnt stay much

Wildlife, a clear view of the stars, and clean bathrooms. 4 campsites sites near the bathroom and another further down the road. Free camping with tables. Even though the reservoir was mostly drained in mid september, the view was quite colorful revealing the plants beneath with local wildlife grazing.