Anderson Meadow Campground (Fishlake NF, UT)

Surrounding area is 5 star, campground would be also had the hosts been on site and available before 8pm each day. There was no toilet paper in the vault toilet near our site for 2 days. A lot of the trees have been cut down in this campground so there is a lot of sun exposure. There was no firewood for purchase on site, so we split our own from all of the downed trees and used the mulch from a... Surrounding area is 5 star, campground would be also had the hosts been on site and available before 8pm each day. There was no toilet paper in the vault toilet near our site for 2 days. A lot of the trees have been cut down in this campground so there is a lot of sun exposure. There was no firewood for purchase on site, so we split our own from all of the downed trees and used the mulch from all of the chipper/shredder debris in the campground. A lot of brush piled up throughout waiting to be lit. I was really hopeful from previous reviews and pictures because the place looked like it had A LOT of shade. But that is not the case now. We reserved camp site 8 based off of a review on here that had a pic of the trees shading the site, now those trees are gone. See pics. Hoping the growth takes back off because this is a great location.

Surrounding area is 5 star, campground would be also had the hosts been on site and available before 8pm each day. There was no toilet paper in the vault toilet near our site for 2 days. A lot of the trees have been cut down in this campground so there is a lot of sun exposure. There was no firewood for purchase on site, so we split our own from all of the downed trees and used the mulch from a... Surrounding area is 5 star, campground would be also had the hosts been on site and available before 8pm each day. There was no toilet paper in the vault toilet near our site for 2 days. A lot of the trees have been cut down in this campground so there is a lot of sun exposure. There was no firewood for purchase on site, so we split our own from all of the downed trees and used the mulch from all of the chipper/shredder debris in the campground. A lot of brush piled up throughout waiting to be lit. I was really hopeful from previous reviews and pictures because the place looked like it had A LOT of shade. But that is not the case now. We reserved camp site 8 based off of a review on here that had a pic of the trees shading the site, now those trees are gone. See pics. Hoping the growth takes back off because this is a great location.

The campground is a piece of paradise. Fish jump out of a lake surrounded by a pine-covered cliff and a green meadow. The stars are vibrant on clear nights. Elk and deer walk across the mountain roads. Wildflowers bloom. We camped in late July, and the high temperature was 81, and low temperature was in the 40s, so take warm clothes for overnight. The road up the mountain is washboard dirt and a... The campground is a piece of paradise. Fish jump out of a lake surrounded by a pine-covered cliff and a green meadow. The stars are vibrant on clear nights. Elk and deer walk across the mountain roads. Wildflowers bloom. We camped in late July, and the high temperature was 81, and low temperature was in the 40s, so take warm clothes for overnight. The road up the mountain is washboard dirt and a 30 minute climb from either Junction or Beaver. The road winds close to the mountain with steep and sharp curves and no guardrails. Larger vehicles may have trouble.

The campground is a piece of paradise. Fish jump out of a lake surrounded by a pine-covered cliff and a green meadow. The stars are vibrant on clear nights. Elk and deer walk across the mountain roads. Wildflowers bloom. We camped in late July, and the high temperature was 81, and low temperature was in the 40s, so take warm clothes for overnight. The road up the mountain is washboard dirt and a... The campground is a piece of paradise. Fish jump out of a lake surrounded by a pine-covered cliff and a green meadow. The stars are vibrant on clear nights. Elk and deer walk across the mountain roads. Wildflowers bloom. We camped in late July, and the high temperature was 81, and low temperature was in the 40s, so take warm clothes for overnight. The road up the mountain is washboard dirt and a 30 minute climb from either Junction or Beaver. The road winds close to the mountain with steep and sharp curves and no guardrails. Larger vehicles may have trouble.

Lovely place. Spacious campsites with lots of shade. Good water. Friendly hosts. On a Sunday evening it was maybe half full, and by Monday night there were only three sites taken including ours and the host. Some of the sites have great views of the lake below. One thing to keep in mind... no garbage collection on site, it all has to be taken out with you (dumpster by the road as you approach Beav... Lovely place. Spacious campsites with lots of shade. Good water. Friendly hosts. On a Sunday evening it was maybe half full, and by Monday night there were only three sites taken including ours and the host. Some of the sites have great views of the lake below. One thing to keep in mind... no garbage collection on site, it all has to be taken out with you (dumpster by the road as you approach Beaver).

Lovely place. Spacious campsites with lots of shade. Good water. Friendly hosts. On a Sunday evening it was maybe half full, and by Monday night there were only three sites taken including ours and the host. Some of the sites have great views of the lake below. One thing to keep in mind... no garbage collection on site, it all has to be taken out with you (dumpster by the road as you approach Beav... Lovely place. Spacious campsites with lots of shade. Good water. Friendly hosts. On a Sunday evening it was maybe half full, and by Monday night there were only three sites taken including ours and the host. Some of the sites have great views of the lake below. One thing to keep in mind... no garbage collection on site, it all has to be taken out with you (dumpster by the road as you approach Beaver).