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57 total sites · $53.55 avg/night
About Trial Lake Campground
Number of accommodations: 57
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2026 Season availability
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Reviews (386)
What Guests Are Saying
Trial Lake Campground offers a beautiful, quiet setting with spacious sites and great views, making it ideal for families and nature enthusiasts. Many visitors praised the attentive camp hosts and the clean, well-maintained facilities, along with opportunities for hiking, fishing, and birdwatching. However, some noted the lack of running water and tight parking situations for larger trailers, highlighting a need for clearer site descriptions.
What Guests Are Saying
Trial Lake Campground offers a beautiful, quiet setting with spacious sites and great views, making it ideal for families and nature enthusiasts. Many visitors praised the attentive camp hosts and the clean, well-maintained facilities, along with opportunities for hiking, fishing, and birdwatching. However, some noted the lack of running water and tight parking situations for larger trailers, highlighting a need for clearer site descriptions.
Review Summary
Chris N
VerifiedJuly 17, 2021 • Stayed at: 23/24, Loop: TRIA
Regarding spots 23 & 24: it’s disgraceful to try and call this two separate spots. These are the only “two” spots in the whole campground that share a driveway, with a hastily spray painted line to try to cram two vehicles into. One side is in the bushes, and the other is hanging off a crumbling/deteriorating drop off that I wouldn’t want to have to get towed out of. The two fire pits and tables are so close you make eye contact at pretty much every angle. Trial is beautiful, just not these “two” sites.
Chris N
VerifiedJuly 17, 2021 • Stayed at: 23/24, Loop: TRIA
Regarding spots 23 & 24: it’s disgraceful to try and call this two separate spots. These are the only “two” spots in the whole campground that share a driveway, with a hastily spray painted line to try to cram two vehicles into. One side is in the bushes, and the other is hanging off a crumbling/deteriorating drop off that I wouldn’t want to have to get towed out of. The two fire pits and tables are so close you make eye contact at pretty much every angle. Trial is beautiful, just not these “two” sites.
Jose E. B
July 16, 2021
My family and I have been going to the Uinta's for the last 6 years for our yearly family reunion camping trip. We have stayed in many campgrounds, but this one, has been our least favorite. We just spent 5 days at Trial Campground and were pretty disappointed with the blonde camp host, she was what would be called a “Karen” with a major power trip. We had a few encounters with her as well as our neighboring camp friends where she came barreling down the road in her golf cart YELLING at the guests for not following rules, humiliating them in front of family friends and other campers. She also drove around the campground patrolling like she was a police officer telling people you can't do this you can't do that. We don’t have a problem following the rules and really appreciate when the rules are followed by other campers but, the camp hosts approach(yelling) is uncalled for and very unprofessional. There were more things to worry about like keeping the restrooms clean (filthy the whole time and dumpster full for days). Besides that the campground was okay and close to the lake but no running water. The lake was beautiful with decent fishing. Washington lake had really good fishing and so did all the other surrounding lakes. Lost Creek campground has been my favorite so far, campsites are large, well spread out and actually have running water, unlike a lot of the other camp sites.
Jose E. B
VerifiedJuly 16, 2021 • Stayed at: 021, Loop: TRIA
My family and I have been going to the Uinta's for the last 6 years for our yearly family reunion camping trip. We have stayed in many campgrounds, but this one, has been our least favorite. We just spent 5 days at Trial Campground and were pretty disappointed with the blonde camp host, she was what would be called a “Karen” with a major power trip. We had a few encounters with her as well as our neighboring camp friends where she came barreling down the road in her golf cart YELLING at the guests for not following rules, humiliating them in front of family friends and other campers. She also drove around the campground patrolling like she was a police officer telling people you can't do this you can't do that. We don’t have a problem following the rules and really appreciate when the rules are followed by other campers but, the camp hosts approach(yelling) is uncalled for and very unprofessional. There were more things to worry about like keeping the restrooms clean (filthy the whole time and dumpster full for days). Besides that the campground was okay and close to the lake but no running water. The lake was beautiful with decent fishing. Washington lake had really good fishing and so did all the other surrounding lakes. Lost Creek campground has been my favorite so far, campsites are large, well spread out and actually have running water, unlike a lot of the other camp sites.
Jose E. B
VerifiedJuly 16, 2021 • Stayed at: 021, Loop: TRIA
My family and I have been going to the Uinta's for the last 6 years for our yearly family reunion camping trip. We have stayed in many campgrounds, but this one, has been our least favorite. We just spent 5 days at Trial Campground and were pretty disappointed with the blonde camp host, she was what would be called a “Karen” with a major power trip. We had a few encounters with her as well as our neighboring camp friends where she came barreling down the road in her golf cart YELLING at the guests for not following rules, humiliating them in front of family friends and other campers. She also drove around the campground patrolling like she was a police officer telling people you can't do this you can't do that. We don’t have a problem following the rules and really appreciate when the rules are followed by other campers but, the camp hosts approach(yelling) is uncalled for and very unprofessional. There were more things to worry about like keeping the restrooms clean (filthy the whole time and dumpster full for days). Besides that the campground was okay and close to the lake but no running water. The lake was beautiful with decent fishing. Washington lake had really good fishing and so did all the other surrounding lakes. Lost Creek campground has been my favorite so far, campsites are large, well spread out and actually have running water, unlike a lot of the other camp sites.
Lynn S
January 1, 2021
Beautiful Pine trees and a gorgeous high mountain lake. Cool nights and comfortable days. A little piece of Heaven.
Lynn S
VerifiedJanuary 1, 2021 • Stayed at: 043, Loop: TRIA
Beautiful Pine trees and a gorgeous high mountain lake. Cool nights and comfortable days. A little piece of Heaven.
Lynn S
VerifiedJanuary 1, 2021 • Stayed at: 043, Loop: TRIA
Beautiful Pine trees and a gorgeous high mountain lake. Cool nights and comfortable days. A little piece of Heaven.
Heather B
December 31, 2020
I adored this campground! The hosts were amazing. The only problem, there was a big fight between some campers next to us at 4am. That can't helped though. I will definitely be back!
Heather B
VerifiedDecember 31, 2020 • Stayed at: 039, Loop: TRIA
I adored this campground! The hosts were amazing. The only problem, there was a big fight between some campers next to us at 4am. That can't helped though. I will definitely be back!
Location Trial Lake Campground
Address:
Wasatch Cache National Forest
Kamas, UT, 84036
United States
Trial Lake Campground is accessible via Utah State Route 35, which is approximately 12 miles to the south. The nearest major highway is US Route 40, located about 18 miles to the south.
Latitude & Longitude: 40.6817 / -110.948
Elevation: 3016 feet
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Last updated: July 11, 2026