Divide Lake Campground & Backcountry Sites

The campsites are beautiful. Site 1 is the best, if you can get it. We were there in July and the mosquitos are unbearable at night and in the morning. On or near the water they are better. The trail was very overgrown and a mosquito mosh pit due to it being summer. The water was clean clear and cold, just how we love it. Fall, I'm sure would be better but it was already chilly at night in July so pack warm:) Dumbbell lake is where the fishing pier was and of you don't mind another 12 miles down the road is hogback lake which is also great for fishing/trout/camping if divide lake is full.

Lake is nice, one of the campsite is nice, one campsite is okay, and the first one is a joke. The bathrooms had a serious fly problem, and the park service didn't seem to clean them or replace fly paper. About two people a day would stop and dump trash in the guest trash bins, so little room left for guest's trash. All in all, way better campsites, probably shouldn't pay for this one.

we were the only ones camping the night we stayed. it was wonderful.

Great place to trout fish and set up base camp to explore the area around it.

Beautiful, Lake. No hook ups