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What campers say
Fiddlers Lake Campground sits in a high-elevation, scenic setting offering quiet campsites, lake access with lily pads, and nearby trails that lead to upper lakes. It’s popular for trout fishing and non-motorized boating (motors are prohibited), and some sites are flat and well maintained with a few lakeside spots. Facilities are basic: vault toilets only, no potable water or hookups, and no on-site host in some seasons; sanitation upkeep appears variable. Cell service can be limited. Expect high-country weather and follow wildlife/bear safety practices. Access roads are winding, and a few pull-through sites can fit longer trailers.
Our summary of 31 traveler reviews.
✅ Amenities & Features
📖 About This Campground
- Campsites: The campground features 20 sites suitable for tents, trailers, and RVs up to 40 feet in length. Each site is equipped with a picnic table and fire ring.
- Facilities: Amenities include potable water, five vault toilets, picnic tables, and cook grates. Please note that there are no electrical hookups or dump stations available.
- Recreational Opportunities:
- Hiking: Trails leading into the Popo Agie Wilderness and to nearby lakes are accessible from the campground, offering opportunities for exploration and wildlife viewing.
- Fishing: Fiddlers Lake provides fishing opportunities for anglers seeking a peaceful setting.
- Boating: Non-motorized boating is permitted on the lake; a boat launch is available for easy access.
- Directions: From Lander, travel south on State Highway 131 to Forest Road 300, then continue south for 12 miles to reach the campground.
- Elevation: The campground is situated at 9,400 feet, resulting in cooler temperatures, especially during the night.