Woodruff Narrows Public Access Area

This is a perfect spot for avoiding the crowds while still enjoying beautiful scenery. It’s about 10 miles off the highway on a decent dirt road. We came in with our 31’ class A pulling a 12’ box trailer. We took it slowly and had no problems. The “sites” aren’t exactly well-defined but there are a few stone fire rings The reservoir has receded drastically so if you want to camp near the water, you’ll have to go at least 6 miles from the highway; it’s about 10 miles to the end. If you take dogs and/or children, watch out for the huge burrs (they resemble a spiky pine cone). The Verizon service is fairly good. We always had at least 2 bars on LTE, sometimes 3.

Nice road coming in. Well maintained and wide. Lots of sites along the water and lots more further from the water. It seems to be well used by the locals for their off roading fun. It didn’t bother us any. There’s plenty of space. The wind however is something else. We couldn’t go outside to enjoy the beauty. It looks like it would be a great place for pronghorn but there’s too many 4wheelers. Only see 2 other camps within sight of ours. Staying here on our way to Tetons.

The road in is gravel and of high quality, I was in a sedan, but would have felt comfy with my class A RV. There are two other pull off camping spots before this one along the east edge of the lake/reservoir. Saw pronghorn deer and jackrabbit. The site I stayed at, north end of the lake, had a pit toilet setup. The whole place was generally clean, had a few past fire rings. Low brush, nearly level ground sloping down to the waters edge. I was the only one there. It was a friday night. Good temps. At midnight there was a crazy truck making a racket, though as soon as it saw my car/tent, it slowed down and left the area. In the morning, 4am, hunters were ingressing with trucks, not a problem. The stars..... oh my goodness, were amazing. Limited Google Fi service, showed up as a solid H+.