This was our last stop before reaching home after 2 weeks of RV travel. Since it was only another…read more100 or so miles to home, we considered skipping our stop and just going on home. We are so glad we did not skip this wonderful stop. We had stayed at many other locations over the years, and this is by far one of the most beautiful locations to park our motorhome. The camp managers were so very friendly. I booked over the phone and spoke to the very nice lady to secure the reservation. Upon showing up, her husband was waiting to check us in and show us to our site. They only have 2 or 3 "pull through" sites, which we were given the end one on the end. There are others you can drive through, but if they are busy, these sites are actually back in sites and you may not be able to drive through if someone is using the other side. The site was relatively level and the utilities were easy to hook up. Our site had full hookups with 50 amp service to accommodate our motorhome. They offered a laundry room as well as restrooms with showers, but we did not use any of these. They were apologetic for leaves and branches on the ground near our site due to a wind storm that had blown through the night before. It did not matter to use because everything was so beautiful and well kept in spite of the storm. We will definitely return to this location when we are in the area.

Nice park, level gravel sites with grass and nature trees between sites. Very quiet, we saw a deer…read moregrazing on an empty site. Hubby said the showers and bathrooms were very nice. Would definitely stay here again! The town of Fort Bridger has a great historic park just 8 min walk from the RV park. Not a fan of the 10am checkout time, it didn't affect us but might be an issue for others.

It is so beautiful and peaceful here. We love to go up just for the day during the summer to enjoy…read morethe cooler weather there.

I love the outdoors. This is a beautiful place, I will come back again. The chipmunks in the bush,…read morelittle ice cold streams running. I was up their in the middle of summer, it snowed a little right when we got their.

We stayed at the KOA in Lyman and they were very accommodating, let us check in at 9am (with…read morenotice). We were experiencing issues with our AC and needed to plug in during the day and drive at night. They really helped us out in a bind. Beautiful campground with a playground, pool and store and very clean bathrooms. I talked to a very sweet girl when I called in the evening who helped us set everything up, and the gentleman during the next day was very helpful and even offered to help us with our hook ups. I was weary because our local KOA isn't quite as..... nice. Both in personality and in accommodations and this KOA in Lyman exceeded our expectations and showed us true Wyoming hospitality.

Very friend,y, guided us to our site, informative, clean sites, easy in easy out. Quiet! Just a…read moremile off the freeway. Will definaky add to our overnight stays going east and back home on the west coast.

This is a great place to stay for a night or two. It is right next to the interstate and train…read moretracks so you can hear traffic and trains all hours but it's very conveniently located to the interstate for a quick on off overnight stay if your just passing through. They have a dog walking area and it is clean. After hours check in was a breeze too.

This place was a pleasant surprise for us. We live in Utah and have been to Evanston too many…read moretimes to count. We have never brought our RV along, and we found this park online and wanted to give it a try while visiting for the Wyoming Downs. They had online booking through Rover Pass, which made it easy to select your site type and dates of your stay. They offer the Good Sam discount on their nightly rate, also. Upon arriving, we just caught the park manager leaving the park. She turned around and came inside the office to check us in. We got a good site for our motorhome where we were parked on gravel with a nice area of grass to our passenger side for our pup to explore. Several of the sites on the east end are parking on grass, which we usually prefer not to do due to the weigh of our rig. Also, they warn you to check out and leave by 10:00 am if you are parked on grass because the sprinklers come on automatically and will soak down your RV and/or tent. Other gravel sites are full gravel with no grass available. There are also many trees along the roads, but they were not hanging too low to compromise our motorhome. The amenities available are a laundry room, men/women restrooms with showers, a playground for the kids, and some fun decor with antique farm items and a wishing well. They have a grassy area at the very back of the park for pets to utilize, and we walked back there one time to check it out during our stay. There are many longer term folks staying toward the back, and I noticed many of those sites are only 30 amp elec. I will definitely be back to stay again when I'm in the area.

While we were informed ahead of time through the website that no restrooms are available I don't…read morethink it would be unreasonable for the price during the summer months to offer a porta potty for folks. We did enjoy being near the river and watching a pair of nesting osprey and the community walking path is right across the street!

THE GOOD: Price is reasonable…read moreClose to the fossil hunting sites Right on the river They let us do a late check in and pay in the morning. Sites are on flat asphalt Good water pressure THE NOT SO GOOD: The drive through sites are very close together but I have seen worse. This RV Park only takes cash or check.

We camped at Smith and Morehouse from June 12-14, 2026, and overnight our two paddleboards were…read morestolen from the lake. Yes, we left them at the shoreline around 9pm while staying in the campground, and we understand that wasn't the smartest decision. We returned at 6am and they were gone. Still, after years of camping in Utah, we never expected someone to steal. We had two blue-and-white Hydro-Force paddleboards, two paddles, and a dog life jacket attached. The life jacket had been unhooked and carefully placed back where we left it, making it obvious that someone intentionally took the boards. What is most disappointing is that this happened in a place we've loved visiting for years. It's hard to enjoy the beauty of an area when you have to worry about other people stealing your belongings. It's ridiculous that this has become something campers need to think about. What has happened to Utah? If anyone saw anything that weekend, please let me know.

The camp hosts Dale Deb and Jona were wonderful!…read more As much camping as I have done no one comes close. I was by myself this time and they helped me set up and brake down my trailer. of course I'll be coming back!

Loud! Floors and walls are thin. Family on floor above us had kids running around and front desk…read moresays "quiet time starts at 11pm." I don't expect people to be quiet all the time but this full on basketball bouncing running back and forth and management did nothing. I'd stay somewhere else if you have a choice.

We booked online for a one night stay while traveling through. They don't advertise the water is…read moreturned off. The guy at check in told us water was off because it was suppose to snow. ( the low was 50 degrees and it did not snow) but we could fill our tank at the dump station. I told him you shouldn't fill your tanks with water at the dump station. He insisted it's potable water. We are not taking that chance. Been traveling for years and every dump station we've been to the water is labeled non potable. We drove through and the sites are very tight, we have a double slide on one side that would've been over hanging in the road, and we saw several sites that still had water on. Got a refund and went next door, their water was still on. At least they did refund us our money.

My friend's family has been at Echo Lake for over 40 years! They reserve a spot at the resort that…read moreis just for them. Something keeps bringing them back every year. Went up to Echo to spend some time out on the water and chill by the campfire at night. Please place is nice because it's only about 45 minutes from Salt Lake. It's far away enough that you feel like you are getting out of Salt Lake, but close enough that it isn't a huge deal to drive to and from. What is nice for me is that my friend already has a spot so we come and go as we please. There is a cute store there that serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner (for cheap!) and also have your basic needs of camping like firewood, snacks, etc. This is great because if you are just going up for a quick getaway,you don't have to stuff your car with food or deal with the hassle of cooking sometimes. This is only my third year coming up here and the water has typically been low. I have been told that the water use to come all the way up to the deck, but because they drain it there isn't as much water anymore. There is still enough to go water skiing, jet skiing, etc though. Needless to say, I'm sure we will be back here soon....

This place has the potential to be a fantastic camping spot for any family whether they have a…read moretent, trailer, or RV!! My family has been going here for about 3 years now and we've had a great time swimming and boating here! Recently the water level has been very high and lots of places where we used to camp are submerged underwater. The entire North Beach was occupied by people with big RV's and Trailers. The South Beach was fairly okay but the bathrooms were filthy and had some obnoxious neighbors who wouldn't stop swearing nonstop. Lots of dogs would wander around looking for scraps of food and that gets annoying trying to find the owner and get the dogs to leave without coming back. To sum it up, North Beach is a little bit better than South Beach because the bathrooms are cleaner and there's a whole lot more places to camp. I'd recommend this place to anyone who'd wanna have an amazing time with their family.

It was great, the camp site was nice. I felt secluded and had a good time with the fam!read more

This is my favorite campground, far and away, of any of the campgrounds near Ogden. My husband and…read moreI frequently take our camping stuff and bug out up to here, especially when it gets hot. It's mostly shaded and almost every campground is by a river, which drowns out most of the noise from the street nearby. You can easily float the river here, play around with water guns, or hang at your campground and read a book. It's incredibly peaceful. The camp hosts are great - never had an issue with them. If they're not outside when you come in, just head to your site, they'll come to you eventually. They only do cash, so be prepared with that. There's lots of trees and you can easily sleep in a hammock (or hammocks) here. It's easy to find and usually the last one to fill up as it's the last campground near a string of others. The toilets are clean and there's water to use to cook/wash dishes with, etc. I almost don't want to post this because, well, it's just too good to share. So, on second thought, this campsites horrible. You shouldn't come here or stay here. It's just THE WORST! Are you convinced?