Lucerne Campground

This is an annual trip for us. We camped in spot A16 for 10 days, May 3rd - 14th. The weather is always unsettled this early, and our stay was no exception. Winds over 25 kts, gusts to 40 for six days, plus snow and rain for five days. We got in four days of fishing with good results, mostly lunkers and rainbows. Others were catching kokanee shallow (25') but we didn't. The electric service sites are 50 amp, and construction last year and over the winter has added 50 amp service to most of the other loops (D and E.) Many FCFS sites were open during the week. Weekends were about 80% full. Prices are reasonable, sites are clean, wide and well-spaced. The dump station still charges a fee but it's now a credit card instead of having to buy tokens. We prefer the drive-through crescent spaces where we can park both the 40' 5th wheel, the F450 truck, the F150 and the 20' boat and trailer without encroaching on the road. The annual fishing tournament is middle of May and we try to fish before the lake gets hammered. All in all, a great place to camp.

This place was absolutely amazing!! The campground was clean, well organized, and the staff was very friendly and helpful. I paid for two nights and did one night first come first serve. The directions were clear and easy to follow. I will definitely be coming back 2-3 times next year!!

A great campground with very nice amenities, ample room sites with great fire rings and picnic table patio areas. it's in a great location for the lake with a public access and a marina that you can dock your boat for a fee. We had heard of Antelope roaming the campground which was very cool. We will be back!

Front office was wonderful! Was able to get a site that I’ve wanted for quite a while. Everything is always so clean and the staff is so very friendly. Totally enjoy our yearly visit.

The campground was beautiful and peaceful. Lots of animals and there’s a walk you can do around the campground that’s easy and pretty.

The only reason I’m giving 4 stars is because the website says to call if you are going to arrive after 7. We tried but no one answered and there’s no way to leave a voicemail.

It turns out that they close down early at around 3 some days. They should update this on the website. We were worried about not being able to get through to anyone about our late arrival.

The park was clean and well kept. Plenty of room between campers. The only thing that was troublesome was that patrons did not adhere to the leash law for dogs.

clean campsite, showers and restrooms very clean. Like the antelope walking round. Great camp hosts and very helpful if needed.

Didn't like that they weren't watering the lawn. Didn't like the noise of the construction and the smell of the trucks. The bathrooms were very clean.

The good: Site was clean, level, easy access in and out and had a nice view of the water. In my short stay I did observe some wildlife; an Osprey nest viewable from my campsite and some Pronghorn in the grassy fields leading into the campground. So that was nice. There was a decent cell signal as well (Verizon)

The bad: I booked 2 nights (late July) here but only stayed one night due to severe storms. My campervan was rocking in the extreme wind. Also, the campground was under construction making it less pleasant to stay. I did not use the restrooms. They charged for dumping, it said $10 on the sign but when my credit card charge came through it was $7. Also, the staff seem to keep bankers hours so there was no one at checkin when I arrived at around 5pm and no one there when 8 left at around 10am and I never saw any camp hosts.

I would probably not stay here again since I observed several better options on my drive in.

Lucerne campground has electric hook-ups on selected campsites, which is very nice, paved parking and water spouts are close. Flush toilets and showers are helpful to have. Picnic tables are nice, especially the covered ones! Lots of pot-guts running around! Fun to see the Antelope roaming thru camp.