Stateline Campground

This is a really nice, tree-filled campground. The vault toilets aren't too bad early in the morning or at night. Water is easily accessible and tastes fine. There are a lot of camping spots and it's very dog friendly. We were in a tent, which was definitely in the minority of visitors, but it was a nice, relaxing time. Hubby and kids enjoyed the short walk to the lake for fishing.

Went with family and reserved 2 spots near each other. The facilities were clean and close. The campsites were pretty booked but it never felt busy or packed. Loved that the lake was so close. Absolutely gorgeous!! We sat in the rocks and explored as a few of the kids tried to skip rocks.

Nice spot to camp in the Uintas. Beautiful reservoir, not really good for swimming (no sandy beaches) but good for fishing or kayaking. Some camping spots have more shady trees than others. Not a ton of privacy or space between camp spots, but the whole area is very secluded. Each site has space for a car or RV, picnic table, fire pit, and tent spot. There are pit toilets and some water spigots, but when we were there in late June the water was all off, not sure why.

Camp host Dave , the nicest guy you’d ever meet, all grounds area is well shaded by trees, trust me your family is going to want shade if you go up there in the summer months Lake was low during our time there mid July, but the other two lower lakes produce good fishing.

We had a great time! Beautiful area, with hiking, mtn biking, and ATV opportunities. Lots of lakes in the area for floating and fishing. The campsites are fairly close together, so be prepared to get to know your neighbor a bit. The resivoir was very low. We were there in late august, so low water is typical. That did make access to the water more difficult and there was lots of mud. The camp host was awesome and bathrooms were cleaned everyday👍