Williams Fork Reservoir

Stayed 2 weeks in August, fantastic stay. Quite busy in the weekends but nice during the week. Extremely well maintained. Was informed it would no longer be free in 2020 due to abuse. Quite sad really the disrespect as it isn't often you get such amenities along with a tremendous view for free. Picnic tables, firepits, clean bathrooms and an RV dumpsite (no water).

This camp site is AMAZING! The views are astounding and the site is well maintained. Added bonuses are, a bathroom facility, dumpsters for your garbage, and excellent Verizon cell service.

Be advised that the mosquitos are HORRIBLE. We couldn’t even sit outside with non-deet spray on. Be sure to bring your deet and a thermocell if you have one.

Our 24’ RV had no issues getting into or out of this location.

Don't have much to add to the other reviews but we had a terrific experience here last weekend. We arrived late afternoon to a busy park and were fortunate to get a spot on the (or a) peninsula overlooking the water in 270 degrees from our site. Easy access to the water for the kids to splash and play, good privacy, quiet, fantastic views, fire pits, toilets were clean, easy access, level site. Terrific. A little bit of trash on the site but only enough for one shopping bag when we picked it up. Strong breeze picked up about 6pm that put whitecaps on the water and blew over some of our stuff but made for comfy temps inside the van. The breeze died around sunset and the the mosquitoes were out in FORCE. Luckily we were inside for movie-time by then but a campfire would've been spoiled. We don't fish but it would've been ideal if one does. It did make us think we need a set of kayaks or canoes to get on the water. More $$ ;) The rest of the campground was quite busy.
The roads are dirt and undulate up/down over the coast of the reservoir but no 4WD required; we saw all types of vehicles (next site to us was a Chevy Malibu).

About a 40 minute drive to RMNP the next morning so a great launching point for a day there.

Ditto to all the other reviews. We also stayed on the peninsula at the highest point with the best views of water all around. Glad we were off the water as the mosquitoes were not as bad as at the water's edge. Bring repellant. It was raining when we arrived. After turning off county road 33 on to the peninsula, the roads are mostly single lane dirt and a little rough in spots but passable. The wet roads in were manageable. Also on the peninsula, some roads are steep, so be aware. We did do some fishing but no catching.

Our first boondocking spot.
It had a fire ring and picnic tables, vault toilets, and a dump station on the other side of the reservoir. Gorgeous! ATV trails and hiking trails. Cow pasture right beside our spot. Couldn't beat the views. Weather was great, bit did rain every afternoon, then get cold. We stayed in June on fathers day weekend. Lots of spots. Easy to navigate miles 9f dirt roads coming in, but not mountains or huge pot holes. No problem in a 36 ft tt and f350.

My husband, myself and our two dogs have been here for about 6 days and have loved every minute of it! When we first got here we pulled into the first spot we found but moved later on. There are several great camping spots around the peninsula (follow the GPS coordinates someone else gave below) some near bathrooms, most have a fire ring too.

The cell signal will vary depending on where you are - that is why we moved spots, we work from our RV.

During the weekend most of the spots were filling up but during the week we were the only ones around. The dogs loved splashing around in the lake, my husband went fishing every day and I enjoyed kayaking.

We tow a 32 ft. travel trailer and had no problem getting to our location. Some spots are a little rough but for the most part the road around the peninsula is really good. Will definitely stay here again!

We stayed out in the peninsula with water on 3 sides! Amazing! Gorgeous sunrises and sunsets!

We came in from the east (Granby) and turned left off Rt 40. Exact coordinates to the location is: (40.0155495,-106.2176305) our GPS took us right there. There is a vault toilet right there.

There isn’t any water or dump station, but there is in Granby at Kaibab Park, right off Rt 40, about 15 miles away.

Tent camped here, plenty of spots on the southwest side of the reservoir. 1 vault restroom at the entrance which is a hike if you walk it. Several spots right next to the water. Didn't catch but 1 small trout. If you don't like the sounds of guns going off early early morning, this is not the spot for you! Lots of hunting going on in the early AM in and around the park, the group next to us we're hunting duck on the water. You get cell service on a non-name brand network