They have really well maintained campsites, hiking trails, and a beautiful reservoir.Playground: There's a playground for the kidsRestrooms: Plenty of restrooms to useDog-friendliness: You're welcome to have your dogsPicnic area: Every site has a picnic table
June 2023
Loved the lake, the train tracks are very busy and are heard from the campground all day and night long. The lake is great. Had a great time paddle boarding and enjoying the water.
June 2023
We went with a group of friends and camped in the group site which was awesome. It's separated free room the other campsites enough that it feels very private. The boat ramp was nearby and easily accessible. The facilities are very well maintained. We all had a great time. Looking forward to a return trip.
There's more to Guernsey State Park than meets the eye. It provides a unique blend of cultural/historic opportunities as well as all of the outdoor activities associated with a major reservoir park. Guernsey provides primitive and utility campsites at 13 campgrounds. CCC structures (Civilian Conservation Corps) building the Guernsey Museum, the Castle and Brimmer Point and are available to explore.
Oregon Trail Ruts H.S.- was one of the primary routes used by the immigrants' westward migration across the plains from 1841 to 1869. The Oregon Trail "ruts" are examples of hundreds of wagons passing over the the sandstone trail. Some places are over 5-foot deep.
Register Cliff Historic Site- One of the best "trail registers in the desert."
