Twin Lake Campground

Over all it’s an amazing place just to get away from the city! It’s got lots of shade, plenty amount of trees for hammocks. Lots of area for tents. Love seeing the wildlife, it’s not to complicated to find campsites. How ever I did reserve site 13 for a whole week but we had to leave 3 days early. I believe someone was stalking our site. Through out the day no one else was set to come into the campground till 2 days later. We had felt unsafe, as it was only me and 2 other woman along with my dog. We had to leave late at night down the mountain. This was last night and we have decided we r not finishing our camping trip unfortunately. Other than that everything was great. There is absolutely no service that far back in the woods where we were but it’s a beautiful site to see during the day.

Beautiful campground. No picnic tables in the regular sites and only one in the group area. No potable water. No pavilions. Lots of fun four wheeler and ATV trails. Lots of nature sounds with crickets, toads, and birds.

Very clean and remote. About 5 miles of well-maintained dirt road, although it gets steep, but the view at the top is worth it all! No trash cans at the top, but a restroom and a beautiful wetland.

A midweek visit to the Manti La Sal National Forest at Twin Lake Campground at was extra quiet. Many deer passed through the campsite. An older couple stopped by to relive their previous stays at this enjoyable location. Hiking opportunities abound. Off roading seems popular but was not present while we visited.

We only saw hipster deer (cuz they were hanging out in the middle of the day), the squirrels were on a low sodium diet (cuz they took the peanuts but left the pretzels), it kept acting like it was going to rain but never did, and there were so many wasps. More than I have ever seen. We had a blast though!