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Hoop Lake

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National Forest

This timbered campground is popular for the local fishing and is close to the lake. This campground has no water available

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Location

Hoop Lake is located in Utah

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Directions

From Mountain View, WY, take State Rt. 414 east 21.5 miles to Lonetree, WY. Just passed mile marker 122 on Rt. 414, turn right onto County Rt. 290 (oiled gravel) and go 0.9 miles to an intersection (County Rt. 291). Turn left onto Rt. 291 and go 5 miles to a "T" intersection. Turn right and go 2.8 miles to a "Y" intersection and Hoop Lake sign (Forest Rt. 078). Bear left at sign onto Rt. 078 and go 3.8 miles to another "Y" intersection. Bear right and go 0.3 miles to campground. NOTE: When County Rt. 291 crosses into Utah to the "T" intersection, the road surface becomes native dirt, rutted and single-lane with no turn-outs. From the "T" intersection on to the campground, the road is again single-lane, rocky and rough. Bring spare t

Coordinates

40.92500088 N
110.12600028 W

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Features

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  • Picnic Table
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J
Reviewed Jul. 19, 2020

High Uinta Camping

A great, quiet campsite in the Northern Uintas. About 40 campsites, that are a mix of wooded and lakefront sites. No potable water available. Clean vault toilets available throughout the campground. Easy water access for kayaks and other small watercraft. Lots of ATV trails are nearby so there were quite a few ATVs around camp. About 40 minutes down a dirt road off the main road. Easily passable in any car. Past Hoop Lake the road gets rockier and sandier so higher clearance/4WD necessary.

  • Review photo of Hoop Lake by John R., July 19, 2020