Dry Gulch Campground

Great campsite. Beautiful and just a few spots. No hookups, water and bear boxes for every other camping spot.

Wonderful little spot for traditional camping. Spots are first-come first-served so it does fill up on busy days, but my friends and I were able to score 2 sites right next to each other on a holiday weekend. Just be sure to get there early! Fee is $16/night and they do have a way to take cards or cash payment. Rangers were extremely friendly!!! Great advice and really accommodating. The whole area felt safe. Cell service was spotty, but available. Calls were fine, music streamed alright, but I wouldn't try to stream movies here. Only got ~3 bars of 4G at best. This is a small valley and fairly isolated. The bathroom was pretty decent and well kept up with. A ranger checks it daily in the mornings and stocks it with TP. Looks like it gets thoroughly hosed out at least every Monday. We ha

Just posting about the Dry Gulch Trail. It's a good trail for about 2 miles. After that it becomes hard to follow, rocky and then heavy sagebrush over grown. Wear long pants to avoid brush scraping. before the first cattle reservoir, there seems to be an optional trail toward the North East that leads to a nice mesa overlook.

Nice place to stop for the night. Very clean restroom.

$16 a night. Bathrooms, water, bear boxes. This spot needs more camping spots. Other than that it’s a nice little area tucked away from the lake.