Sibley Lake Recreation Area

It's a nice campground in Sibley national forest. The lake view is amazing and the campground has convenient access to the lake. Camp host is welcoming and ready to assist with any questions you might have. We stayed two nights at this campground and the stay was amazing. Visited during 13-14 June, the temperature can be a bit cold at night. Vault toilet : Yes Potable water : may not be available,... It's a nice campground in Sibley national forest. The lake view is amazing and the campground has convenient access to the lake. Camp host is welcoming and ready to assist with any questions you might have. We stayed two nights at this campground and the stay was amazing. Visited during 13-14 June, the temperature can be a bit cold at night. Vault toilet : Yes Potable water : may not be available, bring enough drinking water. Mobile coverage : No Tip: Nearest place where you can find mobile coverage and better internet connectivity is "Sand turn interpretive site"

This has to be one of my favorite places I've gone so far! The spaces between each site on top of all the big beautiful trees surrounding you gave you some privacy, which was nice. The spots were very spacious. My big rate fit perfectly. They have electrical hookups but no water at the site however they do have spigots around the campground. No showers but they do have restrooms. There are lots of... This has to be one of my favorite places I've gone so far! The spaces between each site on top of all the big beautiful trees surrounding you gave you some privacy, which was nice. The spots were very spacious. My big rate fit perfectly. They have electrical hookups but no water at the site however they do have spigots around the campground. No showers but they do have restrooms. There are lots of hiking trails around the whole campground and in the whole area. You do have to keep an eye out for moose and other animals, which was really cool to see. The lake is gorgeous! Lots of kayaks, paddle boards, and people fishing around the lake. They do have three first come, first serve spots with electric however they do go pretty quickly. This place fills up quickly, so definitely get your reservations in advance. There's no dump station on site, but there is one roughly 5 Mi down the road, which I strongly suggest dumping before going down the big hill. The dump station is donation based. The host lives on site and also sells wood. There is absolutely no service up here, so make sure you download your map or get all the things off your phone that you need prior to getting to the campground. Bear Lodge down the road does have internet that you can use when you're there if that is something you end up needing.

The campground is off RT 14. I made reservations on-line. The campground was full, but very quiet. It is wooded, electric or non-electric sites, all back in sites, but very easy to do so. Out houses are clean and do not smell, water spickets throughout the campground. Campground host very friendly and helpful. Lots of little trails, lake just a short walk away from the campground. Took an e... The campground is off RT 14. I made reservations on-line. The campground was full, but very quiet. It is wooded, electric or non-electric sites, all back in sites, but very easy to do so. Out houses are clean and do not smell, water spickets throughout the campground. Campground host very friendly and helpful. Lots of little trails, lake just a short walk away from the campground. Took an evening drive, saw two Moose, lots of Elk, deer and ranchers herding their cattle. This was our favorite campground of all the 8 we've stayed at this trip. No showers or large dumpster that you can put your garbage that wasn't locked no celular. The bighorn mountains area a must see.