Williams Fork Reservoir

The app says this used to be free but now you have to pay a fee that began May 22, I was very disappointed that you have to pay. Also beware of ticks here and be sure you bring bug spray!

Everything was great, scenery is to die for and the wildlife are so cute and curious. It does get pretty cold at night so pack some extra clothes. My only downside to the whole trip was a group of loud people who continued to be loud into the night.

We dropped off our teardrop next to the water and had an amazing view. The outhouses were well maintained and plenty through the area.

Disbursed campers found this hidden gem. A beautiful lake. Clean bathroom. Private spot. Free for 2023. Campsites with fire ring and table.

Arrived on 4th of July weekend bur found great spot on water. Windy in the afternoons, but kept bugs away. Kayak in the mornings. Bathroom was super clean.

Lovely dispersed site. Dispersed. Camp where you will Few long drop toilets & dumpsters No water / electricity

7870 feet high

If you love remote. This area is it

Many spots to choose from, all with great views of the water. Very clean pit toilets are available. Some cell service, more spotty in some areas than others. The dirt roads into and around camping sites are all graded very well and accessible by any vehicle, even in the midst of a lightning storm. Super sweet free camping!

Stayed here in late May. The place itself is absolutely stunning. Bathrooms are clean. People are polite. The grounds manager even has his own site and told us to let him know if you needed anything to just stop by! This place is free though the manager did mention they were going to start charging a fee soon (rightfully so to be honest).

You can drive out on the reservoir beach, but only camping at sites.

Enjoy!!

Another peaceful setting, quite a few spots along the lake, RV friendly and some tent sites plus some vault toilets and fire pits

An easy drive in from highway 40 in any size rig. This place is great it is FREE plus there are a lot of sites to choose from. 

We initially started out in the cluster of sites near the boat ramp but moved because of an on going generator user so we moved to the east side of the reservoir and were much happier! This area is more quiet and serene, and though there were many spots to choose from there was hardly anybody there and we had the whole area to ourselves. 

Each site has a picnic table and fire pit and sites are fairly level. Not private at all but not bad when we were there as there weren’t too many other campers. There are pit toilets and dumpsters for trash as well as trash cans near the bathrooms. 

There is also a dump station that is free as well but there is NO water (not even rinse water) so bring your own. There is also very little shade except for some trees near the boat ramp area sites. There is a boat ramp here and there are signs for another one on the other side of the lake and boats need to be inspected prior to putting them in the water. 

Lots of maintenance workers (I believe the logo on the trucks said Denver Water) going through here all day, keeping everything cleaned up and picked up and keeping an eye on things. That was nice. 

1-2 bars of 4G-LTE with ATT, barely 1 bar with Verizon and Tmobile was roaming. WeBoost helped though.

Great water front camping

The lots were spread out and I was fortunate to get one right on the beach. Was great to be able to walk with the dog off leash and throw the ball on the beach without having to worry about others

Awesome spot to camp beautiful views and nice lake. Clean Bathrooms.

Nice spot by the water. Has bathrooms and a road around the lake. Hiking near RMNP and Grand Lake aren’t too far!