Mirror Lake

Nice campground. Relatively quiet.

Great place to camp. Very high country (11 ft) so the temperature is very cool. We were there mid-July and the daytime high was about 68* and at night it got down to 45*. It rained a little each day but never a total wash-out. The lake is nice, good fishing, and lots of hiking available. We highly recommend this camping area.

Mirror Lake is the terrific get away from the valley heat. When temps were in the 90's we were in the 70's. Disappointed that the roads have not been paved, and there was no running water in the campground - while they charge $24/night. Never had a campground that won't allow a check in until 3:00P.

The camp hosts were extremely rude because we showed up to our campsite a little early. They were yelling at us and shaming us and treated us with so much disrespect. Our neighbors were up until 2:00 in the morning laughing and yelling even though quiet time starts at 10:00 and no one enforced that rule. Bathrooms were disgusting. We will never return.

On our arrival at out campsite on July 5th, we found out that there was no water. Our campground host was helpful and told us we could get water at a campsite 4 mi away or down in Kamas, but that there probably would be water for at least 10 days. This wouldn't have been an issue had we known before arrival. Considering that this is known as a premier campsite in the Uintah's it could desperately use some maintenance. The dirt roads have huge potholes, and the toilets are very outdated.

The road needs grading

Great spot, easy access

Just an all around great weekend. It was a busy 4th but things we still quiet and relaxing. The camp ground hosts were great and there if we needed anything.

So beautiful at the lake. Camp was clean and facilities were nice. Overall an excellent experience.

It was beautiful and the campsites were well take care of! It was nice to be so close to the lake! The place was out of wood for 2 nights in a row which was disappointing because you almost have to buy it there with all the restrictions. Thankfully they let us grab some from their “leftover” pile so we could make a fire though.