Little Reservoir Campground

4.39

57 reviews

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Quick Facts

7,362 ft

Price

$3 - $8/night

Booking

Walk-in Only

Sites

8 campsites

Season

Year-round

Cell

Unknown

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January 2026

Quick Facts

7,362 ft

Price

$3 - $8/night

Booking

Walk-in Only

Sites

8 campsites

Season

Year-round

Cell

Unknown

Pets

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RV Friendly

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January 2026

Little Reservoir Campground

$3.00 - $8.00 / night

Campsite Fees

Recreational fees are affordable, varying from $3 for in-person contact to $8 for online reservations.

Standard Site Fee$0.00

Hookup Site Fee$0.00

Premium Site Fee$0.00

Hike and Bike Site Fee$0.00

Group Site Fee$0.00

Food Storage Locker Fee$0.00

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What Campers Say

4.39

Recommended

Based on 57 reviews

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"User reviews frequently praise the campground's spacious sites, scenic views, and accessibility features. However, there are mixed sentiments regarding availability and environmental aspects such as reduced tree cover and traffic noise."

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Campground Map

Little Reservoir Campground

38.2614, -112.4898

Driving directionsFrom Beaver, travel east on paved UT-153 for 10 miles. Turn right on Kents Lake Road (FR137) for 0.8 miles. Campground will be on the right.

Road leading to the campground is accessible via paved UT-153 and unpaved gravel road Kents Lake Road. The gravel road can become difficult for large RVs and might present slight challenges during adverse weather.

Nearby places

Beaver (10.8 miles, approximately 15 minutes drive)

Nearby supplies

Beaver, Utah, approximately 10.8 miles away, is the nearest town for groceries, camping supplies, and fuel.

Best Time to Camp at Little Reservoir Campground

Experience the dramatic seasonal transformations that make this mountain retreat a year-round destination. When winter's embrace transforms Little Reservoir into a crystalline wonderland, ice fishing enthusiasts drill through frozen surfaces while snowmobilers carve trails through pristine powder. As seasons shift, summer unveils perfect conditions for casting lines into sun-dappled waters and settling into peaceful camping rhythms. Early season visitors can expect crisp mountain air with daytime temperatures hovering around 31.7°F, while nighttime brings a refreshing chill averaging 13.2°F. The dry mountain humidity and occasional light snow dustings during Week 1 create an invigorating alpine atmosphere that awakens the senses.

Summer(Jun-Aug)

3.0 / 5

Good weather but reviews note high traffic and site scarcity in summer.

Best

Fall(Sep-Nov)

4.0 / 5

Less-discussed but likely excellent fall foliage and quieter conditions.

Spring(Mar-May)

3.5 / 5

Spring not widely discussed but weather and activities indicate a suitable season.

Winter(Dec-Feb)

3.5 / 5

Top 11% in UT

Open year-round with ice fishing, snowmobiling and cross-country skiing noted.

Planning Tips

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Operating Season: The campground is accessible year-round.
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About Little Reservoir Campground

Tucked away in a peaceful forest setting, Little Reservoir Campground invites outdoor enthusiasts to discover its eight thoughtfully designed single-family campsites. Each spacious site accommodates RVs from 22 to 40 feet and comes equipped with essential amenities including grills for evening cookouts, fire rings for gathering under starlit skies, and sturdy picnic tables for family meals. Fresh drinking water flows from three convenient locations throughout the grounds, while three well-maintained vault toilets—including barrier-free facilities—ensure comfort for all visitors. A canopy of majestic ponderosa pines and native scrub oaks provides natural shade and serenity, while a smooth paved trail beckons anglers and nature lovers alike to explore the tranquil waters of Little Reservoir just steps away.

Little Reservoir Campground primarily supports single-family camping with back-in sites for tents and RVs. Primitive camping and group sites are not explicitly mentioned, nor are luxury camping options like yurts.

Historical SignificanceWhile the ancient forests and timeless landscapes speak their own quiet history, the cultural narrative of this special place continues to unfold with each visitor who finds solace in its natural embrace.

Weather and SeasonsExperience the dramatic seasonal transformations that make this mountain retreat a year-round destination. When winter's embrace transforms Little Reservoir into a crystalline wonderland, ice fishing enthusiasts drill through frozen surfaces while snowmobilers carve trails through pristine powder. As seasons shift, summer unveils perfect conditions for casting lines into sun-dappled waters and settling into peaceful camping rhythms. Early season visitors can expect crisp mountain air with daytime temperatures hovering around 31.7°F, while nighttime brings a refreshing chill averaging 13.2°F. The dry mountain humidity and occasional light snow dustings during Week 1 create an invigorating alpine atmosphere that awakens the senses.

ElevationPerched at a mountain elevation that offers crisp, clean air and stunning vistas, the campground provides that perfect high-country escape where visitors can truly breathe deep and reconnect with nature.

Natural Features and SceneryNature's artistry unfolds in every direction at Little Reservoir Campground, where towering ponderosa pines mingle with hardy pinion and juniper trees, creating a diverse tapestry of mountain forest. Twisted scrub oaks add character to the landscape, their gnarled branches telling stories of seasons past. The crown jewel remains Little Reservoir itself—a mirror-like body of water reflecting spectacular mountain peaks that frame the horizon. This rich ecosystem attracts an impressive variety of birdlife, making early morning coffee sessions a symphony of chirps and calls. Adventure seekers will find endless opportunities, from tracking wildlife through secret forest paths to pedaling mountain bikes along scenic trails that reveal new vistas at every turn.

Geological RegionNestled within the magnificent expanse of Fishlake National Forest, the campground sits amid a remarkable geological tapestry where ancient volcanic activity and millennia of erosion have sculpted a landscape of extraordinary beauty. The distinctive mix of ponderosa pine forests transitioning to pinion-juniper woodlands tells the story of varying elevations and microclimates within this mountain ecosystem. Rugged scrub oak thickets cling to rocky outcrops, while Little Reservoir itself occupies a natural depression that captures both snowmelt and imagination. This spectacular mountain terrain showcases the raw beauty of the American West, where geological forces continue to shape an ever-changing canvas of stone, water, and sky.

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Groups

Group sites are not explicitly mentioned, so no details are available.

Tents

Tents are allowed

RV vehicles

RV vehicles are allowed

Primitive

Primitive camping is allowed

Reservable

Reservations are not allowed

Site layoutThe campground features eight back-in sites, with space for RVs of 22 to 40 feet.

Reservation PlatformsReservations can be made via Recreation.gov online, app, or contact center.

Walk-in AvailabilityWalk-up availability is essential as reservations cannot be made in advance.

Cancellation PolicyA $10 cancellation fee applies for reservations canceled late (after 12:00 am) prior to the reservation check-in date. No refunds are provided for cancellations made on the check-in day.

AccessibilityCampsite #4 is handicap accessible, featuring a barrier-free vault toilet and a paved trail leading to the reservoir.

Site SizeSites accommodate RVs between 22 and 40 feet in length. User reviews commend "very sizable" and "generous space" at the sites.

PrivacyThe overstory vegetation provides shade for about half the area, offering some privacy, but reviews indicate that "a lot of trees were taken out" which may have reduced coziness.

Total Campsites8 campsites

Recommended SitesSmaller RVs are recommended due to road access challenges.

Amenities available

Potable water

Fire rings

Picnic tables

Vault toilets

Activities you can enjoy

Little Reservoir Campground offers a variety of activities, including fishing, hunting, bird watching, and mountain biking. Winter activities such as ice fishing, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing are also popular. "Good hunting, fishing, biking and spectacular mountain scenery is available."

FishingThe reservoir is accessible via a paved trail and is popular for fishing. "Best fishing!" according to user reviews. The reservoir even includes fishing spots designed for wheelchairs.

BikingMountain biking is highlighted as an activity, although specific trails or terrain details are not provided.

Wildlife viewingThe campground is noted for bird watching and general wildlife viewing, although specific species or viewing areas are not detailed.

Winter Activities

Water Sports

Policies & Safety

Hazards & AlertsUser reviews mention traffic challenges, including diesel trucks on steep hills. Additionally, adverse weather may pose access difficulties.

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Fire PolicyCampfires are allowed; grills and fire rings are provided at all sites.

Quiet HoursQuiet hours are Null.

Emergency ServicesThe closest emergency services are likely located in Beaver, Utah, approximately 10.8 miles away.

Trash & RecyclingNo explicit information is provided about trash and recycling facilities. User reviews do not mention these amenities.

Water FeaturesThe campground is located very close to Little Reservoir, accessible through a paved trail.

Camp HostThe campground is managed by a couple who are described as hardworking and friendly by multiple users.

Weather at Little Reservoir Campground

Reviews

4.4

57 reviews

Recommended

Little Reservoir Campground is recommended, placing it in the top 40% of campgrounds based on reviews

User reviews frequently praise the campground's spacious sites, scenic views, and accessibility features. However, there are mixed sentiments regarding availability and environmental aspects such as reduced tree cover and traffic noise.

Review Summaries

Based on 57 reviews

What Campers Love

"The lots are very sizable." "The camp is managed by a lovely couple who work very hard to keep the camp clean and proper." "Beautiful camping sites with very generous space." "Great campground and...

Based on 57 reviews

Common Concerns

"No sites when we drove up in Summer." "So much traffic. Way too many diesel pickup trucks hauling up the steep hill belching smog." "A lot of trees were taken out not as cozy anymore."

Based on 57 reviews

Pro Tips & Recommendations

Visitors recommend arriving early to secure one of the limited (~7) sites. "Not great for large RVs." "Best fishing!" "Handicap spots, toilets, campgrounds, and absolutely beautiful scenery."

Based on 57 reviews

Seasonal Insights

Summer reviews note high traffic and difficulty securing sites. Winter reviews highlight ice fishing and snowmobiling opportunities. Spring and fall are less discussed but appear suitable based on...

Based on 57 reviews

Camper Quotes

"If you're lucky enough to get here in time (theres ~ 7 lots) you'll be treated with a very relaxing stay in the Utah wilderness." "Small and rednecky." "Not great for large RVs." "We love Little...

Based on 57 reviews

Site-Specific Reviews

Campsite #4 is praised for its handicap accessibility and proximity to the reservoir.

Based on 57 reviews

Accessibility Features

"Great campground and day use area with fishing spots designed for wheelchairs." Campsite #4 includes barrier-free facilities and an accessible trail.

Based on 57 reviews