Iron Creek Campground

Google Maps says dump station closed. It is open seasonally and open now. Wonderful views. Clean and well maintained. Knowledge, friendly staff and rangers. Iron Creek is power and water and Clear Fork is full hookups. Mixed back in and pull through spaces.

Great state campground right on the lake. Our site borders the lake with great views of the lake and surrounding mountains. The sites have power and water but no sewer hook ups but there is a dump station on site that you can use.

We visited in 2020 over the Labor Day weekend and although there was a lot of smoke in the air from wildfires, and the lake was extremely low, it was still great. We were schedule for two nights but an early season snow storm had us bailing out after the first night so we could get home. It is remote enough to get away from everything but close enough to the towns to make them easily accessible. We've already booked a site for this summer to try it again.

Nice campground overall but not much to do unless you have a boat. One trail you can walk. Also no shade and was pretty hot in June in full sun all day. Bathrooms and showers were very clean.

Not anything like what the website depicts. We did a lot of research to find a place to camp on water. The reservoir is so low, the water is now 2/3 mile from the campground. Drought is understandable, but don’t show the water right next to the campground if it isn’t. It hasn’t been for years, trees are growing where the map shows water. We paid the camp ground fee of $32 a night for multiple nights, specified RV + 1 vehicle, only to be told upon arrival that both the RV and car need to pay an additional parking fee on top of camp rates. Why would you not just mention that during online checkout or add it to the rate or something? Sign said “swim beach closed.” Also no prior notice. We drove a long way to be very disappointed and left after the first night. Nothing but a loss of $15