Beaverhead Campground

Love this campground. Vault toilets, water and free.

Towing a 30 foot toy hauler. Easy in and out and just off of Hwy 15. Free camping at its best. No water, power or dump here but worth staying a night or if you fish stay here and enjoy. The boat launch near the closed snack shack is a great place for dogs to run around and there is a service road to jog/walk around the east and south side of the lake.

Several campsites with picnic tables and fire rings. Also several pit toilets. Got to see a beautiful sunset over the water/

They have a covered concrete pad that you pull up next to and enjoy the view of the water at the dam.

There was so much room for tents, rigs, cars, and boat trailers. Dog friendly, clean pit toilets, manual water pump, and beautiful sunrise/sunset over the lake. Only a few people stopped for a Saturday evening which was surprising. Only downside is hearing semis or loud vehicles stop at the rest lot right next to the camp.

We arrived Saturday night and found a nice spot.

Loved staying here. Windy in the evening but can’t beat the views and the amenities.

Nice campground easy in and out right off the hwy big rig friendly 72' RV +trailer right on the water, clean quiet, there are shade covers, picnic bench and fire pits, vault toilet no water, Elec or dump. beautiful views of the lake and surrounding mountains.  would stay again.

3rd year stopping here, right on th bank of the Reservoir. Lots to do in the area.

Cool spot on the water, spacious and maybe a dozen sites.

The view of the surrounding snow packed peaks was beautiful with the new June green grass.  Site was somewhat flat.  Dry camping.  Shelter with picnic table.

Better than we expected. Missed the turn into this little gem, and traveled across the dam to the pay CG across the lake. That one needs work. Unless you absolutely must have utilities at the site, pass on the pay CG, and stay at Beaverhead. Large, flat gravel pads (our 43.5' TH fits fine), not crowded, and almost every site has a firepit and ramada over the picnic table. The host is very friendly, and directed us to the best site for our rig.

We stayed here on a 1 night stop over on our way to moab. We crossed the dam and found an entire campground empty. Very basic but quiet. Woke up to snow on the ground.

This is the spot to camp if you plan on spending most of your time here out on the water!  It seems like the entire west side of the campground where it meets the water could be used as a boat ramp and offers nice easy access to the reservoir for any age!  It is also the campground that is closest to the interstate (read busiest)  We were there on a Tuesday and almost half of the campground was full.  I can't even imagine what its like on a weekend let alone a holiday.  

The campsites themselves are pretty basic.  A fire ring and picnic table are at each of the sites with vault toilets within walking distance.  There are pretty much no shade trees so plan on bringing an umbrella or something similar to keep yourself cool.  If you cross over the dam to the west side of the reservoir you'll also see a sign that is exactly half way between the north pole and the equator!

Great view of the lake! Nice campground, very open & spacious sitting on the shore of the lake. Pit toilets, no electricity, & no water we could find but very very quiet.