Barker Recreation Area Campground
Barker Recreation Area Campground
Barker Recreation Area Campground sits at 9,300 feet elevation within Dixie National Forest and offers 13 single-family sites plus three group sites nestled in aspen and spruce forest, with access to Upper and Lower Barker Reservoirs for non-motorized boating (canoeing and kayaking) and fishing from available docks.
The campground is typically open Memorial Day through Labor Day with drinking water available seasonally; note that access requires driving 16 miles on Forest Road 149, with the final 3.
4 miles being steep, single-lane with switchbacks—not suitable for large RVs (35-foot maximum). Numerous hiking, biking, and horse trails radiate from the reservoirs, and the area is known for excellent stream fishing and fall colors.
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