Oakie Beach Campground

Okie Beach Campground operates on a first-come, first-served basis with no advance reservation system. The campground fee is $10 per night, payable on-site. During peak seasons and holidays like July 4th, the campground can fill quickly, so arriving early is recommended to secure a spot. For the most current reservation information and policies, contact the Natrona County Parks Department who manages the Alcova Reservoir recreation areas.

Okie Beach Campground offers primitive camping with vault toilets (notably well-maintained and clean) but no hookups for electricity or water. The campground can accommodate larger RVs despite being a no-hookup facility. The shoreline is rocky rather than sandy, with beautiful lake views from the campsites. The campground provides access to water activities including fishing, boating, and paddleboarding. There's even an island accessible by paddleboard that features geocaches for adventure seekers.

No, Okie Beach is one of several camping options around Alcova Reservoir. The area features multiple campgrounds with varying amenities and settings. During peak times when other campgrounds around the reservoir become overcrowded, Okie Beach sometimes offers a quieter alternative. For those seeking different experiences or amenities than what Okie Beach provides, exploring the other camping areas around Alcova is worthwhile. Each location offers its own unique access to the reservoir's recreational opportunities.

Okie Beach Campground is located at Alcova Reservoir in Wyoming. The reservoir is approximately 30 miles southwest of Casper. From Casper, take WY-220 southwest toward Alcova. Follow signs to Alcova Reservoir and then to Okie Beach Campground specifically. The roads are generally accessible for vehicles including larger RVs. For precise directions from your starting point, use a GPS navigation system or contact the Natrona County Parks Department for detailed driving instructions and current road conditions.