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57 total sites · $53.55 avg/night
About Trial Lake Campground
Number of accommodations: 57
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2026 Season availability
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Reviews (386)
What Guests Are Saying
Trial Lake Campground offers a beautiful, quiet setting with spacious sites and great views, making it ideal for families and nature enthusiasts. Many visitors praised the attentive camp hosts and the clean, well-maintained facilities, along with opportunities for hiking, fishing, and birdwatching. However, some noted the lack of running water and tight parking situations for larger trailers, highlighting a need for clearer site descriptions.
What Guests Are Saying
Trial Lake Campground offers a beautiful, quiet setting with spacious sites and great views, making it ideal for families and nature enthusiasts. Many visitors praised the attentive camp hosts and the clean, well-maintained facilities, along with opportunities for hiking, fishing, and birdwatching. However, some noted the lack of running water and tight parking situations for larger trailers, highlighting a need for clearer site descriptions.
Review Summary
Rich miller
August 2, 2024
A beautiful campground with amazing views. This is one of our favorite places to visit. Great for kayaking and paddle boards. Fishing is usually fantastic. The only downside is no potable water so plan ahead.
Brett B
VerifiedJuly 30, 2024 • Stayed at: 044, Loop: TRIA
It’s a pretty nice campground overall. The lake is really nice. It is pretty difficult to shore fish from anywhere other the dam area. There’s a lot of driftwood, dead trees, rocks and shallow spots so it’s easy to snag and the is fishing tackle trash all over because of this. The campground has a lot of nice spots, some better than others. The spot we chose was a little close to our neighbors and not ideal when looking to get away from people. Most of the spots here will not accommodate larger trailers easily. Small, tent trailers or tent camping is ideal for most of the spots I saw. There are some spots that will accommodate some medium sized RV trailers. Overall the trip didn’t feel terribly crowded, but it definitely feels like a bit of a yuppy tourist trap if you’re really wanting to get away from people. Peak season the weather is perfect and it’s great to get out of the heat. The lake is excellent for paddle boarding and there are some fun little bays to navigate and explore
Brett B
VerifiedJuly 30, 2024 • Stayed at: 044, Loop: TRIA
It’s a pretty nice campground overall. The lake is really nice. It is pretty difficult to shore fish from anywhere other the dam area. There’s a lot of driftwood, dead trees, rocks and shallow spots so it’s easy to snag and the is fishing tackle trash all over because of this. The campground has a lot of nice spots, some better than others. The spot we chose was a little close to our neighbors and not ideal when looking to get away from people. Most of the spots here will not accommodate larger trailers easily. Small, tent trailers or tent camping is ideal for most of the spots I saw. There are some spots that will accommodate some medium sized RV trailers. Overall the trip didn’t feel terribly crowded, but it definitely feels like a bit of a yuppy tourist trap if you’re really wanting to get away from people. Peak season the weather is perfect and it’s great to get out of the heat. The lake is excellent for paddle boarding and there are some fun little bays to navigate and explore
Brett B
July 30, 2024
It’s a pretty nice campground overall. The lake is really nice. It is pretty difficult to shore fish from anywhere other the dam area. There’s a lot of driftwood, dead trees, rocks and shallow spots so it’s easy to snag and the is fishing tackle trash all over because of this. The campground has a lot of nice spots, some better than others. The spot we chose was a little close to our neighbors and not ideal when looking to get away from people. Most of the spots here will not accommodate larger trailers easily. Small, tent trailers or tent camping is ideal for most of the spots I saw. There are some spots that will accommodate some medium sized RV trailers. Overall the trip didn’t feel terribly crowded, but it definitely feels like a bit of a yuppy tourist trap if you’re really wanting to get away from people. Peak season the weather is perfect and it’s great to get out of the heat. The lake is excellent for paddle boarding and there are some fun little bays to navigate and explore
Brenda O
VerifiedJuly 28, 2024 • Stayed at: 006, Loop: TRIA
I loved the campground at Trial Lake, a few more bathrooms would be nice and l wasn’t sure where my lot was, it was hard to see when we arrived and were confused where to turn on the roads.
Brenda O
VerifiedJuly 28, 2024 • Stayed at: 006, Loop: TRIA
I loved the campground at Trial Lake, a few more bathrooms would be nice and l wasn’t sure where my lot was, it was hard to see when we arrived and were confused where to turn on the roads.
Brenda O
July 28, 2024
I loved the campground at Trial Lake, a few more bathrooms would be nice and l wasn’t sure where my lot was, it was hard to see when we arrived and were confused where to turn on the roads.
Rebecca S
VerifiedJuly 26, 2024 • Stayed at: 017, Loop: TRIA
A beautiful campground that is well maintained. There is no drinking water available. You must bring your own. The bathrooms were clean and there was plenty of toilet paper, but it was a busy week and the bathrooms smelled like you would expect vault toilets to smell with a lot of people using them. Our campsite had plenty of shade. Most campsites around the perimeter of the campground had shade, while those in the center didn't seem to have much shade. We enjoyed being farther from the lake where it is a bit quieter and lots of trees for shade. We recommend hiking from the nearby Chrystal Lake Trail Head to Long Lake. A moderate 2 mile hike. There are many lakes to hike to in that area so you can choose a longer or shorter route. Well marked trail. Beautiful scenery. We had a wonderful time and hope to go back some time.
Rebecca S
VerifiedJuly 26, 2024 • Stayed at: 017, Loop: TRIA
A beautiful campground that is well maintained. There is no drinking water available. You must bring your own. The bathrooms were clean and there was plenty of toilet paper, but it was a busy week and the bathrooms smelled like you would expect vault toilets to smell with a lot of people using them. Our campsite had plenty of shade. Most campsites around the perimeter of the campground had shade, while those in the center didn't seem to have much shade. We enjoyed being farther from the lake where it is a bit quieter and lots of trees for shade. We recommend hiking from the nearby Chrystal Lake Trail Head to Long Lake. A moderate 2 mile hike. There are many lakes to hike to in that area so you can choose a longer or shorter route. Well marked trail. Beautiful scenery. We had a wonderful time and hope to go back some time.
Rebecca S
July 26, 2024
A beautiful campground that is well maintained. There is no drinking water available. You must bring your own. The bathrooms were clean and there was plenty of toilet paper, but it was a busy week and the bathrooms smelled like you would expect vault toilets to smell with a lot of people using them. Our campsite had plenty of shade. Most campsites around the perimeter of the campground had shade, while those in the center didn't seem to have much shade. We enjoyed being farther from the lake where it is a bit quieter and lots of trees for shade. We recommend hiking from the nearby Chrystal Lake Trail Head to Long Lake. A moderate 2 mile hike. There are many lakes to hike to in that area so you can choose a longer or shorter route. Well marked trail. Beautiful scenery. We had a wonderful time and hope to go back some time.
Location Trial Lake Campground
Address:
Wasatch Cache National Forest
Kamas, UT, 84036
United States
Trial Lake Campground is accessible via Utah State Route 35, which is approximately 12 miles to the south. The nearest major highway is US Route 40, located about 18 miles to the south.
Latitude & Longitude: 40.6817 / -110.948
Elevation: 3016 feet
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Last updated: July 11, 2026