Fairy Lake Campground

Wonderful campground. Spots are well spread out and most are fairly level. Vault toilets. Great surrounding views as peaks reign around you. Get up early and hike down to experience Fairy Lake at sunrise. It is so peaceful and gorgeous.

So far this is the best campsite I have been to! You just get there and grab a campspot, not for rv's. The lake is so clear and fun to swim in, kinda cold but that's to be expected. There seems to be mountain goats that frequent the area and go through the campsites, or at least ours they did. I woke up every morning to the goats brushing past our tent, tripping over the rainfall lines, and just plain messing with things. I didn't mind, it was pretty cool in fact but some people may have issues with that. I could go on for days about the hiking trail and the climb up the 2 mountains on either side of the saddle. It seems like a treterous climb but a mother and her 4 young kids made it all the way up to the saddle at least. I went to both peaks and did hardscrabble twice, which does seem to have a lot of loose rocks so you just have to be real careful. I took many pictures and am sharing some with views of the campsite, the lake, the saddle, sacagawea peak, and hardscrabble peak. I most definitely recommend visiting this place and taking the full experience, camping, swimming, climbing, and even biking!

Went to Fairy Lake with new to me rooftop tent on my truck, it was such a wonderful trip with my pup. Fairy Lake water is so beautiful and calming it reminds me of the ocean. If you have not been Fairy Lake yet you should definitely check it out.

Fantastic campground! Great and spacious campground with two chamber toilets. Well kept and in a beautiful location.

An incredible experience camping.

Newer free campground in a prime location for Bridger range hiking access. Good fire pits and tables, great view of Sacagawea peak. However, the sites are way too close together and have virtually zero foliage to provide privacy between sites. Seems like all the trees that used to provide this were cut down? Strange. TP is never stocked. Also, don't be alarmed if you hear rusting around your tent at night, it's most likely mountain goats instead of a bear! Road in is fairly rough but 2wd-passable.

Great hikes and Mtb rides