Grayrocks Reservoir Public Access

This place offers waterfront camping with beautiful views and plenty of privacy from other campers.

Cows everywhere, water close by and beautiful hills around this area. Only downside is the insane amount of flies

Easy access into campgrounds, good view of the lake, nice level camping spots for tents and smaller campers.

We took a gravel road in from Fort Laramie. The road in is about 10 miles of unpaved gravel, totally fine for my SUV. We drove by cattle crossing the road but they were kind and slowly crossed for us to get by. Once you get to the reservoir, there are many pull offs. We got in around 6pm and the first few sites were full, only had to drive in about 10-15 to find an open spot that worked for us! Was right on the water and only 2 cars drove by the site around 9… other than that, saw no one! Peaceful, quiet, beautiful sunset and sunrise.

Minimal bugs at my specific site but the more trees, the more bugs you have. Very windy as we went to bed around 9 but it was the perfect weather to fall asleep too!

We arrived late but it was easy to find and the road was one of the better paved roads we’ve traveled on. Most of the spots in the front were full but we found a spot to ourselves not too far from it. Beware of the water. There was some sort of bacteria warning when we visited. Other than that, there was privacy, tons of open air, and a beautiful view. The mosquitos were present but didn’t bite much. The flies were definitely biting but nothing pants and a sweatshirt can’t fix! Keep in mind the grass was pretty tall and there was only fire pits on the beach

When you get to the beginning of the lake it’s very full of RVs and campers. As you keep driving there are a few dispersed spots. We found a spot right on the lakeside which was secluded from everyone. If you are looking for trees, this is not the place. Bring lots of water toys. Be advised as of jun 2025 no fires are permitted. Bring propane gas cookers, or cook in your camper/RV.

Pulled in around 8 during a thunder storm and just needed a place to sleep. Everything is pretty well marked with signs to tell what’s camping and what’s private property.

It is a nice camps spot, a bit exposed and a bit buggy by big e and had a nice vein of the lake and cliffs.

Is a decent place to stay. Downside is that it's a 5 day limit but atleast its free. We stayed during the Labor day weekend and wasn't too bad. Someone even had a personal Helicopter which was cool to watch. Water isn't clear but it was still nice to swim in during the heat.

Free public access camping. Many spots right on the water. Great boat launches. Arrive Thursday or Friday AM to get a decent spot.

Sites are all boondocking only although access 8 with the boat launch does have a pit toilet.

If you bring your dog be aware the are has tons of foxtail growing which can be dangerous for dogs.

Lots of other campers in view but not bothered by anyone! we had our own private beach. Check the weather before you go!!!