The lake itself is beautiful and the sites are really large. All have fire rings and some nice large bbqs and there are public restrooms. Great if you are a fisher or have a watercraft. The sunsets were incredible.

Downfalls: no trees so the wind is brutal! The lake has leeches so no swimming... which was a huge disappointment. Like someone said earlier people leave trailers there for days at a time with no one coming to check so there are quite a few occupied spots with no one in them. We decided to move up to Willow Lake which is a few miles further up in the Bridger-Teton NF where we can swim, more privacy, hiking, and trees to block the wind.