Little Lyman Lake Campground

How does camping surrounded by serene alpine beauty and a mirror-like lake sound? Little Lyman Lake Campground, perched at 9,200 feet elevation in the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest, offers a rustic yet tranquil retreat for campers seeking a true retreat into nature. With only 10 campsites, this small, primitive campground ensures peace and privacy amidst a backdrop of towering pines and sparkling waterfront views.

Each campsite at Little Lyman Lake is equipped with a picnic table and fire ring, while vault toilets are available for convenience. There is no potable water, so visitors must bring their own supply. The nearby five-acre lake draws anglers with its fish-filled waters, while hiking trails branching into the surrounding wilderness allow for endless exploration. Wildlife viewing is an added treat, with rich biodiversity in the area. The site is also popular for ATV enthusiasts and horseback riding due to its well-maintained nearby trails.

Located approximately 35 miles south of Mountain View, Wyoming, the campground is accessible via a rugged forest road. Within a 30-minute drive, campers can visit highlights like the High Uintas Wilderness and Mirror Lake, famous for its striking mountain reflections and outdoor recreation opportunities. Little Lyman Lake Campground is ideal for fishing getaways, nature-immersive weekends, or quiet escapes for those who relish the simplicity of a remote, off-the-grid camping experience.