Lucerne Campground

This campsite was clean and beautiful. Camp Host Ron was top notch. Love this guy. Bathrooms were unbelievably clean and fresh. ( as fresh as a toilet can be) . No unpleasant oder whatsoever. Best Bathrooms ever at a campsite. Will be back without a doubt. Book early,, this place is awesome.

The man in charge of the camp hosts was super nice. We really enjoyed talking to him about what to look for in the campground. The Ospreys were nesting. The Antelope were visible from our site. The Reservoir is gorgeous! Clean bathrooms and sites.

Beautiful setting on Flaming Gorge Reservoir. Campground has great level sites , almost all with beautiful views. Surprisingly quiet right after Memorial day. Very clean and well managed. Site manager even drove us around to view sites! Has FCFS sites available in addition to reservable ( starting June 1).
Note - afternoon thunderstorms frequent with high wind gusts. Many thanks to "Doug-Gyver" who helped us safely stow our damaged awning for travel.
Fantastic scenery, great staff, fruendly and helpful fellow campers - all over great experience. We will be back!!

Very nice camp site's, 🏕 they are in the process of updating each camp site. But no water or sewer hook up? But it does have electricity, nice tent ⛺ spots. Covered picnic tables.

First time there. Great place, great people that work the place, especially Ron. Electric hook-up, a separate dump station and water fill up. Good clean restrooms and shower rooms. Beautiful area with the lake and hills. Looking forward to returning soon.

First time here. Had a nice 3 night stay here in my van. Large, clean, grounds with antelope grazing within shouting distance. Initially I was concerned about bugs becoming a problem because you are so close to the water. Not bad at all. A little deet kept them at bay. Plenty of showers and bathrooms which were clean and in good repair. RV dump station on sight.

Very nice rv Campground, mostly quiet and lots of boaters. Right on the reservoir surrounded by Flaming Gorge peaks. Only complaint is smoke blowing in from the west coast fires. Not the fault of the Campground, just weather and timing. Hosts are really good but short-handed like everywhere else. Restrooms well-maintained and clean. Pronghorn and deer wander through. Grass is mowed regularly. Overall a great experience.

We had the best experience. We tried to reserve sites over the Labor Day Weekend which is a challenge. Long story short, Debbie Day,.the camp host went above and beyond to help us out. It all worked out, almost magically. The campground is clean, level and close to the reservoir. Bathrooms, showers super clean. Honestly, I do not understand the bad reviews. Our experience was awesome and we will be back for sure!! Oh! The pronghorns and chipmunks are an added bonus.

Loved this campground showers were clean, seen staff driving around on golf carts cleaning,
There is a store next door at the marina.
They come around selling ice out of the a truck offering 2- 10lbs of ice for 5.00 also have wood bundles for 7.00 each or 3- for 20.00.

Beautiful campground, spacious sites, antelope playing everywhere! Only issue was the shower house is only open 10 AM to 5 PM which seems very strange for a campground. We were self-contained but I felt sorry for the tent people who would have liked a shower after a day of boating.

On the expensive side, but a very clean facility. Showers, electric hookup, easy access to the lake. Not very many trees (if any at some sites). $7 dump fee and $7 for a bundle of wood. Still, nice camping spots, large, watch out for the sprinklers!

Really lovely spot for camping. B11 has standard electric hookup and just a quick walk to the water faucet. It has an absolutely gorgeous view of the the lake. Looks like a drop off, but it's an easy slope over to the bank and then just a short walk down to the water's edge.

Other than the sprinklers getting my tent wet in loops A-D, it was very nice and clean. The sign that talks about the sprinklers at night is by the restrooms, but would be nice if they put the signs up by the lots. Beautiful placw to get away from it all and even more fun to sightsee everything about the dam.

If you enjoy the sight of antelope near your sight and the quietness so you can hear the wind and water then you'll love this place like we do. No problem getting a few channels and we have phone service, we have T-Mobile. Now with these newer rvs we have a water holding tank, so fill it up before you come or fill it up here. Just bring drinking water. It's so worth it!

This place is amazing! Some of the best views in the entire Flaming Gorge Recreation Area. The National Forest service really hit a home run with this park. It is beautiful and serene (and only 20-28$ a night!).

It's on the west side of Flaming Gorge -- so slightly more challenging to get to. It is approximately 2-3 miles off of the main road. And about 5-10 mins to the town of Manila -- which has a liquor store (on the WY side), groceries (on the WY and UT sides), a few smaller restaurants and a bar. The marina (next to the campground) has a store and a restaurant/grill.

The individual sites are spacious and well maintained. MANY of the campsites have amazing views -- right along the waterfront. (D10 was the best campsite of them all, in my opinion). While the pavement varies by space, each space has a lot of grassy area. The picnic tables are relatively new and sit on newly paved patios with shelter from the wind. In D loop, the picnic tables also have a rain cover. The firepits on each site are gorgeous (large, raised and newly paved)! The smartest feature to each space is the metal stand for BBQ grills. (We have a Weber Q, which fit perfectly on it!) The spaces had 20/30/50A electric.

The entire campground had very good cell service (at least, Verizon and AT&T). No real large trees in the area, so not great for privacy, but good for Satellite TV.

The bathrooms were great -- very clean and regularly maintained. Showers were individual rooms with a lock door. The flush toilets had nice natural light. Each loop had its own bathroom with ample number of showers and stalls.

On top of the scenery, the wildlife (namely Antelope) were fun! The antelope scattered all over the campground -- really cute to watch.

Overall, A+ would love to return someday.

Low cost camping with electrical hookups. Nice and quiet, close to the marina. No water or sewer at sites, so you will need to dump the tanks. Potable water close by.

Cabins are great. Clean and updated. The cooking supplies like pots and pans are not much so you may need to bring some with you if your planning a big dinner

Clean, friendly. In need of maintenance in restrooms. Bring your own soap for handwashing. Easy access to the marina, ICE available at Lucern store. Love seeing the resident antelope, they wander through, never getting too close.

Beautiful area, kind of like desert meets grasslands, only with mountains, lol. We rented an apartment & it is nice, but a bit dated. Just a queen bed & a futon are all you have to sleep on. Has a small stove & oven, a microwave, & a fridge.

Beautiful campground at southwest border if WY and just 5 miles north of Utah. Huge reservoir set in the valley between Utah And WY! Spacious spots for motorhomes and or tenters. Has electric sites and site dump/water station. Reasonably priced as well.