Stateline Campground, Manila, UT

@RonaldR1708663 · Camped on Aug 14, 2024 at Campsite #13

A beautiful, quiet, peaceful, relaxing, and totally enjoyable location with plenty of space between sites. Lots of shade from tall pine trees with a few mostly sunny sites. Plenty of space for tents under shady pines and a few sites with grassy areas in the aspens. Many fire pits are in dis-repair and missing metal-ring inserts with movable grill tops. Picnic tables and raised grills at each site. Many short sites and several 'double' sites to accommodate larger trailers or motorhomes. Our 30' TT had plenty of room and would fit in many nice sites. We prefer the sunnier locations for our solar array. Minor leveling may be necessary, but mostly level sites. Water spigots located throughout the campground. Beautiful lake for fishing, paddle boarding, canoeing, kayaking, and boating, Water is all winter run-off so swimming is not recommended. Plentiful of trails for hiking, mountain biking, single-track and ATV riding. Only concerning drawback is the smelly and disgusting, fly saturated single, multi-stall toilet facility - but what does one expect from a vault toilet house? Dump station with potable and non-potable water is available for fee ($15) within 1/2 mile on North Slope Rd.

@SamuelJ8134226 · Camped on Aug 31, 2023 at Campsite #17

Beautiful location

@JenniferL39143 · Camped on Aug 11, 2023 at Campsite #20

Comfortable campground right next to the reservoir. I wish there was a designated tent side that was separate from the RVs, the running generators all night was hard to sleep through.

@MichaelS838841 · Camped on Jul 1, 2023 at Campsite #36

Nice campground with a mix of shade coverage througout the sites. We chose a "lakefront" site that has grown in since the photos I found in my research. Still, there was a path down to the waterfront right next to our site. Easy access to walk down with our chairs to watch the sunset in front of the lake. Temps got into the low 40s at night; even over the July 4th weekend and week. Elevation is well over 9000 feet, so expect cold evenings.There was no camp host at the site. The host and the next campground down the road was handling the duties, which made for a bit of a change in plans. We always try to buy firewood at the site, but there was none available. We had to drive back into town to load up on firewood for the week. Make sure you do the same. There is a great family-run grocery store in Mopuntain View, WY called Benedict's. Great place to stock up on any essentials you might want or need.One restroom with stall toilets (no plumbing) for the entire site, but this wasn't an issue (no lines). They were a bit under-maintained and the flies were definitely present. This is to be expected with stalls. Having a dedicated camp host might have made this less of a nuisance. If we come back this way, we would definitely stay here again, but with better preparation and different expectations.

@MichaelM865688 · Camped on Jul 28, 2022 at Campsite #29

Great . Weekend was busy and Monday seemed lonesome. Hated going home .

@ROLANDA3082700 · Camped on Jul 23, 2022 at Campsite #20

Nice place to visit and camp. Was not a fan of the stateline campground since numerous campsite users used loud open generators that sound like cracking tin cans rattling. I go camping to escape the noisy sounds of the city and don't want to listen to these annoying open generators. Left the stateline campground and found more quiet dispersed camping in my campervan up the dirt road towards China Meadows.

@BrooksA4727177 · Camped on Aug 20, 2021 at Campsite #11

We had previously booked sites at Moon Lake that were cancelled about two weeks before our campout. We scrambled to find someplace to go and found openings at Stateline Campground. I am always nervous about going somewhere I have never been or seen before. Nothing worse than dragging all your stuff to a campsite and there is not enough room for your equipment. That being said we booked three sites one of them being a double site just for extra peace of mind. Ironically when we arrived someone was occupying the double site we reserved and we we approached them they informed us that the Camp Host had given them that site because they had to much stuff for the site they originally reserved at a near by campground. We went and found Cara our camp host and she was very apologetic and did everything she could for us to make us comfortable. We decide to take another site closer to the other two we had reserved and it worked out better for us in the long run. Cara made sure I was reimbursed for the money spent at the double site and all is well. Campground was clean, quite, and we had a great relaxing time. Thank you again Cara for all your help. Brooks & Cheri Anderson

@BrooksA981 · Camped on Aug 20, 2021 at Campsite #11

We had previously booked sites at Moon Lake that were cancelled about two weeks before our campout. We scrambled to find someplace to go and found openings at Stateline Campground. I am always nervous about going somewhere I have never been or seen before. Nothing worse than dragging all your stuff to a campsite and there is not enough room for your equipment. That being said we booked three sites one of them being a double site just for extra peace of mind. Ironically when we arrived someone was occupying the double site we reserved and we we approached them they informed us that the Camp Host had given them that site because they had to much stuff for the site they originally reserved at a near by campground. We went and found Cara our camp host and she was very apologetic and did everything she could for us to make us comfortable. We decide to take another site closer to the other two we had reserved and it worked out better for us in the long run. Cara made sure I was reimbursed for the money spent at the double site and all is well. Campground was clean, quite, and we had a great relaxing time. Thank you again Cara for all your help. Brooks & Cheri Anderson

@DavinR1191404 · Camped on Aug 13, 2021 at Campsite #10

We had a good time. We understood the camp host had left but the other hosts from bridger and marsh were very helpful and went above and beyond. The camp was organized and clean.

@DavinR381 · Camped on Aug 13, 2021 at Campsite #10

We had a good time. We understood the camp host had left but the other hosts from bridger and marsh were very helpful and went above and beyond. The camp was organized and clean.

@PeterP740 · Camped on Jul 2, 2021 at Campsite #23

Terry Simpson, the campground host, made this trip awesome for us. As soon as we pulled in, he helped us pick out the best spot for our family of 5. The kids had a great time setting up a hammock and exploring the nearby trails down to the water. The water was low, but we spent all afternoon there one day, just playing on the "beach" and diving into the water. The misquitos were not as bad as I would have expected and overall, a great place. We'll be back for sure. Thanks again, Terry! You're the best!

@PeterP6271166 · Camped on Jul 2, 2021 at Campsite #23

Terry Simpson, the campground host, made this trip awesome for us. As soon as we pulled in, he helped us pick out the best spot for our family of 5. The kids had a great time setting up a hammock and exploring the nearby trails down to the water. The water was low, but we spent all afternoon there one day, just playing on the "beach" and diving into the water. The misquitos were not as bad as I would have expected and overall, a great place. We'll be back for sure. Thanks again, Terry! You're the best!

@SusanT9565595 · Camped on Jun 18, 2021 at Campsite #26

They really need to do something about the lack of privacy here. I wish they would build rustic log blinds or something similar between back to back spots because you are watching your neighbors do their business the whole time. There are vault toilets, and there was no potable water. Also, the dump station across the road was closed. But you can’t beat the closeness of the reservoir. Also, China Meadows was just 3 miles up the road, so we went fishing there every day. Great location, beautiful aspens and pines, close to good fishing. Camp host was good. The pine beetles have really destroyed a lot of the forests, which is a bummer. Also, the dirt road inside the national forest was crazy bumpy. I wish they would pave it. If I could give 3.5 stars, I would. Four is too generous with the rocky road, vault toilets, non-potable water, closed dump station, and lack of privacy. Three is too low because I would stay here again, no problem.

@LynnE112 · Camped on Jun 18, 2021 at Campsite #37

The area is beautiful with many trails to access by ATV, horseback, or hiking. The fishing is outstanding and the campground are very nice.

@TylerN676 · Camped on Jun 18, 2021 at Campsite #34

We loved our time here! The campground was great. Really close to the water!! Our only complaint was that there were SO many mosquitos! We will go back just later in the season! We also didn't get greeted by the camphost until we left when he told us about all of the other perks that came with staying at the camp. Other than that we loved it here and will go back as soon as we can! :)

@SusanT868 · Camped on Jun 18, 2021 at Campsite #26

They really need to do something about the lack of privacy here. I wish they would build rustic log blinds or something similar between back to back spots because you are watching your neighbors do their business the whole time. There are vault toilets, and there was no potable water. Also, the dump station across the road was closed. But you can’t beat the closeness of the reservoir. Also, China Meadows was just 3 miles up the road, so we went fishing there every day. Great location, beautiful aspens and pines, close to good fishing. Camp host was good. The pine beetles have really destroyed a lot of the forests, which is a bummer. Also, the dirt road inside the national forest was crazy bumpy. I wish they would pave it. If I could give 3.5 stars, I would. Four is too generous with the rocky road, vault toilets, non-potable water, closed dump station, and lack of privacy. Three is too low because I would stay here again, no problem.

@TylerN3021548 · Camped on Jun 18, 2021 at Campsite #34

We loved our time here! The campground was great. Really close to the water!! Our only complaint was that there were SO many mosquitos! We will go back just later in the season! We also didn't get greeted by the camphost until we left when he told us about all of the other perks that came with staying at the camp. Other than that we loved it here and will go back as soon as we can! :)

@LynnE3760282 · Camped on Jun 18, 2021 at Campsite #37

The area is beautiful with many trails to access by ATV, horseback, or hiking. The fishing is outstanding and the campground are very nice.

@ThomasH962 · Camped on Aug 21, 2020 at Campsite #1

The camp host was very helpful, more than willing to help. The only thing that was a downer was the lake was really low. So lots of mud and a little hard to access. There are a lot of other lakes in the area and lots of exploring to do.

@ThomasH6812009 · Camped on Aug 21, 2020 at Campsite #1

The camp host was very helpful, more than willing to help. The only thing that was a downer was the lake was really low. So lots of mud and a little hard to access. There are a lot of other lakes in the area and lots of exploring to do.

@AlaynaS4427367 · Camped on Aug 14, 2020 at Campsite #37

I think the posting for this site is out of date! the map was different and there is a lot more trailer options than the map implies and I saw nowhere that was a hike in so I think they redid the grounds. The site we reserved was pretty small for tent camping and this seems like this site is more for trailers. I wish we had known this before reserving :) However! The area is BEAUTIFUL and the grounds were amazingly taken care of. The site manager came by and introduced himself and his cute dog to us and let us know where he was located. SO NICE! Also I have never seen such nice "pit" bathrooms. They were the cleanest ones I have ever used at a campground. I think we would stay here again but would need to be more mindful of which site we reserve so that we can be sure we have enough room for 2 tents. Thank you for a great weekend!~

@AlaynaS812 · Camped on Aug 14, 2020 at Campsite #37

I think the posting for this site is out of date! the map was different and there is a lot more trailer options than the map implies and I saw nowhere that was a hike in so I think they redid the grounds. The site we reserved was pretty small for tent camping and this seems like this site is more for trailers. I wish we had known this before reserving :) However! The area is BEAUTIFUL and the grounds were amazingly taken care of. The site manager came by and introduced himself and his cute dog to us and let us know where he was located. SO NICE! Also I have never seen such nice "pit" bathrooms. They were the cleanest ones I have ever used at a campground. I think we would stay here again but would need to be more mindful of which site we reserve so that we can be sure we have enough room for 2 tents. Thank you for a great weekend!~

@OliviaM407 · Camped on Aug 14, 2020 at Campsite #4

Campsites are very close together but ultimately a pleasant experience

@MaryAnnD523 · Camped on Jul 31, 2020 at Campsite #7

Great time in a beautiful setting. The camp hosts, Matt and Mike were awesome!

@SandraM509 · Camped on Jul 24, 2020 at Campsite #12

I should have brought my noise cancelling headphones! The camp host, who is in a site next to the restrooms, keeps a generator running every day from about 8am to 10pm. According to the host, he is required by his employers, the campground concessionaires, to be online and answering emails all day. I guess you can't do that without noisy power. The sites were fairly clean and the trash was picked up in them, but the restrooms were foul inside. The water in the campground is posted as not potable and should therefore be boiled before drinking. My advice to future campers: in order to avoid the incessant thrum of a generator, choose a campsite as far away from the restrooms as possible. And bring drinking water. And also bring your own restroom setup so you don't have to use the ones available there.