Fishlake National Forest Utah

Fishlake National Forest Overview

Fishlake National Forest includes 1.8-million-acres in central Utah and is known for its scenic mountain ranges, lakes and diverse outdoor recreation opportunities. The forest is named after Fish Lake, Utah’s largest natural mountain lake, which sits at an elevation of more than 8,800 feet.  The forest is also home to the famous Pando Aspen Clone, one of the largest and oldest living organisms on Earth.

Fishlake National Forest Camping

The national forest offers extensive camping opportunities, with approximately 29 developed campgrounds. There aer also numerous dispersed camping areas throughout the forest. Campgrounds range from lakeside sites with modern amenities to more secluded mountain settings. Most developed campgrounds provide picnic tables, fire rings, drinking water, and restroom facilities. Reservations are available for many campgrounds, while others operate on a first-come, first-served basis.

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Amenities

• BBQ Grills
• Boat Ramp
• Campground Host
• Campsite Tables
• Cell Service - None
• Cell Service Fair
• Cell Service Poor
• Drinking Water
• Dumpsters
• Equestrian Facilities
• Equestrian trail
• Fire Pit
• Fire Rings
• Firewood Available
• Food Storage Locker
• Golden Age & Access Passports accepted
• Grills
• Hiking & Biking Trails
• Pets OK
• Picnic Tables
• Showers
• Trash Collection

Activities

• ATVing
• Backpacking
• Biking
• Bird Watching
• Boating
• Canoeing
• Fishing
• Fly Fishing
• Hiking
• Historic Sites
• Horseback riding
• Hunting
• Kayaking
• Mountain Biking
• OHVing
• OTV Trails/Riding
• Paddle boarding (SUP)
• Photography
• Picnicking
• Rock Climbing
• Stargazing
• Swimming
• Water Sports
• Wildlife Viewing
• Winter/Snow Sports