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Oaks Park Campground - Ashley National Forest

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Reaching Oaks Park Campground requires a long drive on gravel Forest Service roads, so campers with low-clearance vehicles should plan accordingly. Set within Ashley National Forest in the Flaming Gorge area of Wyoming, this free, nine-site campground operates June through September and has no reservation system. No pets are permitted. Site 10 functions as a group area and has drawn equestrian users, which means flies and horse waste can be a factor near that spot.

The campground sits close to Oaks Park Lake, though the lake is a draw-down water source and water levels can leave the shoreline looking sparse. A few sites are positioned closer to the water if visitors drive past the main designated area to the left. Site layout is mostly small back-in spots, though a handful of pull-throughs can accommodate larger trailers. Crowd density tends to stay low, with reviewers rarely encountering more than one or two other groups at a time.

Facilities are minimal. One vault toilet is on-site, but there is no potable water and no trash service, so campers need to pack out everything they bring in. Cell coverage is unreliable here despite the listed amenity. Greg L. notes it plainly: "no water or trash." Nearby alternatives include Ashley National Forest Oaks Park Campground about half a mile north, and Windy Park Camping Area roughly a mile and a half northwest. This campground makes the most sense for self-sufficient campers comfortable with pack-in, pack-out conditions and unpaved road access.

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Map & DirectionsOaks Park Campground is located in Wyoming near Flaming Gorge

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Directions

From Vernal, Utah travel 20 miles north on US 191. Then go 14 miles northwest on Forest Road 018.

Coordinates

40.742166 N
109.623593 W

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  • Drive-In
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Site Types

  • Tent Sites
  • RV Sites
  • Standard (Tent/RV)
  • Group
  • Equestrian

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  • Phone Service
  • Toilets
  • Alcohol

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Guests commonly noted this free primitive campground's peaceful, uncrowded setting near the lake, though facilities are basic with only vault toilets and no water. The long forest service road access keeps visitor numbers low.

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Reviewed Aug. 13, 2021

Small crapped out CG

Small primitive campground. Free, 9 sites, #10 is a group site. One vault toilet, no water or trash. No cell signal. Most sites are small back in, but a few are pull thru for larger trailers. Group area #10:seems popular with horse groups so lots of horse poop and flies. Oak Park lake is a draw down water source below so was not very scenic. Long gravel FS roads to get here.

Month of VisitAugust
  • Review photo of Oaks Park Campground - Ashley National Forest by Greg L., August 13, 2021
  • Review photo of Oaks Park Campground - Ashley National Forest by Greg L., August 13, 2021
  • Review photo of Oaks Park Campground - Ashley National Forest by Greg L., August 13, 2021
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Reviewed Aug. 15, 2017

Love this place!

Long drive back into the forest but it is well worth it. We were the only people camping here for two days and it was beautiful. If you drive past the main designated camping area to the left there are several campsites that are larger and closer to the lake.

Month of VisitJuly
  • Review photo of Oaks Park Campground - Ashley National Forest by Natalie B., August 15, 2017
  • Review photo of Oaks Park Campground - Ashley National Forest by Natalie B., August 15, 2017
  • Review photo of Oaks Park Campground - Ashley National Forest by Natalie B., August 15, 2017
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Reviewed Aug. 31, 2016

Oaks Park

Nice clean quite little campground. Sites are kinda close together but I've never seen more than one or two groups camping here at a time. Close to the lake. A couple small cabins possibly for rent?

  • Review photo of Oaks Park Campground - Ashley National Forest by Cortney M., August 31, 2016

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the camping facilities available at Oaks Park Campground?

Oaks Park Campground is a small primitive campground offering 9 standard sites plus a group site (site #10). Facilities include a single vault toilet, but no water or trash services are available. The campground is free to use. Most sites are small back-in spots, with a few pull-through sites that can accommodate larger trailers. There are also a couple of small cabins that may be available for rent. The site layout is somewhat close together, but the campground typically has low occupancy, offering a quiet, peaceful camping experience.

Where is Oaks Park Campground located in Utah?

Oaks Park Campground is tucked away deep within the Ashley National Forest in northeastern Utah. It's a secluded campground that requires a long drive into the forest to reach, offering visitors a truly remote wilderness experience. The campground is situated close to Oaks Park Reservoir, making it an ideal destination for those seeking both forest and lake recreation opportunities in this beautiful part of Utah.

What activities can you do at Oaks Park Reservoir?

Oaks Park Reservoir is the main recreational draw for visitors to the area. The lake is suitable for fishing, boating, and paddling activities. Camping spots closer to the lake can be found by driving past the main designated camping area to the left. The surrounding forest offers opportunities for hiking, wildlife viewing, and horseback riding, with the group site (#10) being popular among equestrian visitors. Due to its remote location with no cell service, the reservoir area provides a perfect setting for unplugged relaxation and nature appreciation.