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About Angel Lake (Humboldt-toiyabe National Forest, NV)
Number of accommodations: 16
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Reviews (227)
What Guests Are Saying
Angel Lake is praised for its stunning views, beautiful and clear water, and private campsites surrounded by brush. The campground is well-maintained, with clean facilities and excellent hiking trails nearby. While some visitors noted issues with noise from other campers and the presence of cows, the overall experience remains positive, with many planning to return for future visits.
What Guests Are Saying
Angel Lake is praised for its stunning views, beautiful and clear water, and private campsites surrounded by brush. The campground is well-maintained, with clean facilities and excellent hiking trails nearby. While some visitors noted issues with noise from other campers and the presence of cows, the overall experience remains positive, with many planning to return for future visits.
Review Summary
Joe F
VerifiedJuly 20, 2026 • Stayed at: 009, Loop: ANGE
Great spot to hike with some nice hiking trails. Be aware that no campsites have any shade and there is no water available at the campground, so don't forget appropriate shade and water supplies.
Joseph V
VerifiedJuly 19, 2026 • Stayed at: 009, Loop: ANGE
Just really crowded with Utahns — who well act like Utahns… and no privacy. You are so close to the Utahans you can hear them snore. They are used to it … but if you’re from Nevada … beware. Packed… just like driving through Slc or being in line at lagoon… or visiting any state campground in the state.
Amanda H
VerifiedJuly 16, 2026 • Stayed at: 010, Loop: ANGE
The facilities were clean and they now have a dumpster for campers to dispose of. :)
Was disappointed on the 4th of July when some people decided to let off fireworks in the parking lot! That was our main reason for being there that weekend to avoid the booms with our dogs. The camp host acted like he didn’t know the fire restrictions for our State and on Stage 1 of NO outside fires, NO fireworks!!! He gave a very I don’t care attitude :(
If you are a camp host you should be on top of these things and ensure the signs are posted and know who to contact in the event of an incident happening.
Thankfully myself and others stood up to the not so smart people letting off fireworks and stopped them from doing more and trapping us on a mountain due to a fire!!! One way in and out once your are at the lake.
Other than this one incident we had an amazing time hiking, paddle boarding, fishing and swimming. The views are amazing and the wildflowers are Beautiful! We have been coming for 10yrs. And will continue too. Our group of 20 had a wonderful time and rented 3spots. Did I mention the clear skies for stargazing and the milky way😁
Wolfgang R
VerifiedJuly 14, 2026 • Stayed at: 015, Loop: ANGE
Great campsite for tent camping
Beautiful location and swimming in the lake was refreshing
Only some day visitors who were fishing had constantly loud music which was really disturbing
Not all campsites have a level parking space which is difficult if you have a roof top tent like we have
But our site 15 was perfect for us
Glen D
VerifiedDecember 24, 2025 • Stayed at: 004, Loop: ANGE
One of the more car accessible higher altitude lakes in the Great Basin. Peaceful beautiful spot well- maintained (except for the cows the camp host was cleaning up after). Lots of fishing going on
Glen D
VerifiedDecember 24, 2025 • Stayed at: 004, Loop: ANGE
One of the more car accessible higher altitude lakes in the Great Basin. Peaceful beautiful spot well- maintained (except for the cows the camp host was cleaning up after). Lots of fishing going on
Glen D
VerifiedDecember 24, 2025 • Stayed at: 004, Loop: ANGE
One of the more car accessible higher altitude lakes in the Great Basin. Peaceful beautiful spot well- maintained (except for the cows the camp host was cleaning up after). Lots of fishing going on
RYAN D
VerifiedDecember 21, 2025 • Stayed at: 009, Loop: ANGE
Beautiful campground with easy access to the bare essentials. Being so close to the lake is fantastic.
RYAN D
VerifiedDecember 21, 2025 • Stayed at: 009, Loop: ANGE
Beautiful campground with easy access to the bare essentials. Being so close to the lake is fantastic.
RYAN D
VerifiedDecember 21, 2025 • Stayed at: 009, Loop: ANGE
Beautiful campground with easy access to the bare essentials. Being so close to the lake is fantastic.
Location Angel Lake (Humboldt-toiyabe National Forest, NV)
Address:
140 Pacific Avenue
Wells, NV, 89835
United States
Take Interstate 80 to the West Wells exit. Turn south on Angel Lake Road (State Route 231) and travel 12 miles to the end of the road at Angel Lake.
Access to Angel Lake is via Interstate 80, which is approximately 12 miles from the campground via State Route 231 (Angel Lake Road).
Elevation: 2811 feet
13 mi drive to downtown Wells (about 25 min)
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Last updated: September 9, 2026
