Okie Beach Campground

Beautiful Campground! The campsites are very close together but everybody is very friendly and respectful to each others space. There are quiet hours starting at 10pm. Boat ramps are well maintained and used often, so be sure to give each other space. Hiking through the mountains in this area will give you amazing views, and you might find some fossils, but be sure not to mess with any of the natural rock formations. Leave no trace of you being there when you leave. All the camp sites have picnic tables and fire pits. There is also a handicap camping space which you don't see often. You can swim in the water but just be aware of boats that might be passing, though. Be warned ⚠️ just because Wyoming can be cold doesn't mean you won't get a sunburn. You are at a higher elevation, which means

A great place to dry camp in late September. We had a great spot next to the lake with it's own picnic shelter. Only two other campers at the campgrounds. Beautiful views and nice lake for water sports.

Small campground and on a mountain. We had spot 32 which was far from the water and on top of the hill. Not at all a flat campground like you would imagine when looking at the maps. The spot itself was pretty un level as we had our two eight tires on 4 blocks and the rv still couldn’t get it level on auto. The wind was blowing about 20 steady with gusts to 30 and we felt them all as there wasn’t any protection. On a calm day the views are amazing from up there. Due to the announced 50mph gusts that were coming we called the office and they had no problem letting us switch to a non reserved spot lower down the hill. Didn’t charge us more and even changed it in their system. We moved to spot 14 which was wonderfully protected from the wind and much more level. They did a great job with all

Accomodations at this campground are wonderful! There are multiple bathrooms close to the campground, there is a covered picnic area in most spots, and there is a grated firepit. My only complaints are 1. The camping spots are really close together and there isnt much greenery to provide any privacy. 2. There wasn't an area convenient to get in for swimming besides the dock. The rocks are slippery / sharp getting in the water.

Beautiful area, not super conducive to tent camping due to rocky terrain and severe storms. We stayed here for two nights and despite the forecast saying sunny skies we were hit with three severe thunderstorms. It might be helpful to designate certain sites as tent sites and add dirt so tent stakes can be used. Ground is too hard and rocky to hold them. Alternatively, anchors of some sort could be added. Luckily our tent survived 3 different severe thunderstorms with gale force winds but we saw at least half a dozen other tents blown away or completely destroyed. We tied out 6+ guy lines to surrounding trees but both my wife and I had to physically sit in the tent to keep it from blowing away during the storm. Used a NEMO tent for reference (eg well built tent). We frequently camp in the m