Welcome to Cisco Beach Campground, a hidden gem nestled along the shores of Bear Lake in Laketown, Utah. This campground offers a unique blend of natural beauty and convenience, making it an ideal destination for campers, RV enthusiasts, and nature lovers alike. With its prime location right on the water, Cisco Beach Campground provides breathtaking views of Bear Lake's clear blue waters and surrounding landscapes.
The campground features spacious campsites that can accommodate multiple vehicles, making it perfect for group outings or family gatherings. While the terrain is rocky, the proximity to the lake and the stunning views more than make up for it. Please note that there are no hookups for RVs, so plan accordingly. Additionally, the campground charges extra for additional vehicles, so keep this in mind when inviting friends or family.
One of the standout features of Cisco Beach Campground is its easy access to Bear Lake, allowing visitors to enjoy activities like swimming, kayaking, and paddleboarding. However, it's important to note that boat launches are not available directly from the campground. The area is known for its lack of shade due to fewer trees, but many campsites come equipped with built-in awnings to provide relief from the sun.
Customer feedback highlights the campground's scenic beauty and excellent location. Many visitors appreciate the clear blue waters and the spacious campsites, though some note the rocky terrain and limited shade as minor drawbacks. To secure the best spots, it's recommended to arrive early, especially during peak seasons.
Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat or an adventurous getaway, Cisco Beach Campground offers something for everyone. Plan your visit today and experience the natural beauty and tranquility of this lakeside paradise.
Picnics
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Camping fee
Debit cards
Good for kids
On-site parking
Paid parking lot
Dogs allowed
Camped here for two nights. Great campground with easy access to the clear blue waters of Bear lake. Great views, cold lake water. The only downsides I thought of for this campground is there are very few trees for shade. That said there are many campgrounds with built in awnings. Also, the campground is very rocky so driving steaks to full depth can be challenging. Get here early - Thursday at latest if you want your pick of campgrounds rather than leftovers.
Rocky beaches and camp grounds, don't plan on sleeping on the floor of a tent. No hookup for a camper, but camp sites big enough to park 6-10 of them. Every vehicle they charge extra for, so having friends over is still going to cost them, even though you already paid for the site. At least it's right on the water, even if you can't launch a boat from there.
The campsites have plenty of room. Slept great. Bathrooms were clean. We'll go back.
Premative camping, no water except lake water, very limited shade. Large sites and about half have covers over the tables. Nice slope down to the lake. If you have a trailer, great place to camp. Plenty of room for tents
As per typical Ut practice, charge the living H. out of you and don't take care of the grounds,