Lucerne Campground

People walking through our camp is annoying. Properly educate your guests that walking through other’s camp grounds is unacceptable.
There are bathrooms on every loop, there’s no need to walk though areas that don’t have a paved path.

We arrived after hours and thought the check in process was great. Easy to understand and loved having the envelopes there for us to nab as we went to our site. The sites were nice, and level. We were only there for a night on our way to Grand Tetons and appreciated the electric hook up. The picnic area at the site was great with the wind fences.

Wonderful area, nice sites. First time to see prong horns for us.

Had made my reservation in advance for a specific spot in the campground. However upon arrival I was told that site was being repaired do to electrical issues. This would have been nice to have know in advance. Then the site with said “electrical issues” was being used by another rv that was plugged into the power. Not sure what that was all about but it definitely would have been nice if they would have notified me of the switch in sites before my arrival.

Remove the dump station fee for registered campers

Lucerne campground is a gem that we loved. It's right on the Green River and has one of the best campsite layouts that we've every experienced. The sites are angled in such a way that you aren't looking right into the neighbor's camper. Flat pads with lots of room and easy to get around. Easy access to beautiful Flaming Gorge drives and hikes and the very small town of Manila. Electric only hookups with easy access to potable water at the dump station.

We loved our site, the host, the lake, the antelope and so so much more. The showers were hot and clean. The firewood was dry and plentiful. We had the most perfect time.
It was my second time to Lucerne. I’ll be back.

Lucerne Campground, Ashley National Forest, Contractor: American Land and Leisure
1) Partially complete windbreaks, rain shelters, and electrical pods in lots A through E
2) One or more shower stalls closed in loop D
3) Handicap toilet closed during the Labor Day week, in loop D
4) Poor drainage in the shower stalls, in loop D
5) Uneven concrete at the campsite pad, in loop E
6) Tripping hazard of weeds where the concrete pad meets the tar pavement, in loop E
7) Missing parts in the shower stalls in loop D (clothes hooks, doors that do not lock at the showers)

Great campground with super access to Flaming Gorge. Restrooms could use cleaning more often and some updating but usable. Staff was super and helped me when my bike rack hitch was stuck.

Bathrooms and showers were very disgusting. They definitely could spend a little more time cleaning the showers. Other than that it is a very nice campground.