Anderson Cove (Uinta-wasatch-cache National Forest, UT)

Bathroom not clean 😒

we had an enjoyable time on the water.

It was amazing all family love a stay here , just they to fix the water next bathrooms beach side

The campground is lovely! While it was extremely dry and barren because of the hot, dry summer, it was still a great campground. There is plenty of space between sites, the pit toilets were kept clean and stocked, and the campground hosts were friendly and helpful. The site we were at had shade trees, and that was greatly appreciated. There was a fire ring on a concrete pad, which was a good choice for an area that is very dry. There were 2 picnic tables at our site which was great for our 9 person group. The tent areas were flat and clear of debris, as well.
The reservoir was being drawn down for water pipe repairs, but access to the water was easy and really, not as far away as I would have expected. There are trails around the reservoir with wonderful views. Overall, it was a great experience!

Anderson Cove RV campground is a rundown, very basic camping facility - dried up grass areas, no hookup service, toilets are a minor step up from old school outhouses. When we arrived, we were greeted by a crabby gate attendant who wanted to know the number of our reserved space vs. just asking for my name. The best part about the campground is its location on the Pineview Reservoir. The beach was a short walk from our RV spot. The Cemetery Point marina is a short drive away and we were offered free parking since we were camping at Anderson Cove. The reservoir offers nice fishing and recreational boating options. We were there on a Monday, so the lake wasn’t crowded. On crowded days, the line to enter the marina I was told can be long since it is one lane and one pay station. We had an RV, but I can’t imagine tent camping here. I’d come back to Pineview Reservoir to fish, but will find other accommodations on our next visit.

Great place and staff is awesome too

Love the camping there Bob and Linda are amazing went up and beyond to help thank you both so much very shady sight

It is always fun to spend time at the beach and then be able to just walk back to your campsite for lunch and or dinner. If the water level is high you can find shade along the beach in the trees. If there is a lot of beach make sure to bring your own shade and wear lots of sun screen. Maybe bring some air freshener for the bathrooms. Sometimes at certain times of the day it can get real stinky.

The Park is very Clean and Friendly. The weather was not good.

It’s always great to camp at anderson cove. Only downside is the grass needs to be watered.