Big beautiful lake! There is a marina with bait and boat rentals, a small lodge and Strawberry Bay Campground which wasn't yet open for the season. Would love to come back and camp! read more

Strawberry Reservoir - View from the marina - Fishing Near Me - Fruitland, Utah

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Such a beautiful place! I've spent countless days fishing the lake and camping in the forest that surrounds it. In the winter ice fishing is the main attraction. In the summer boating and going after the Kokanee salmon. Fall brings the elk and deer hunt. Cell service wise AT&T seems to have the best reception. If you need fuel or provisions head to the Strawberry Marina. There is also a restaurant. read more

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Great spot for ice fishing rainbow and cutthroat trout. I haven't been able to visit this reservoir in the summer, from what I hear it's a great place to boat, kayak, and fish in the warm season. The weekends are pretty busy, I came here on a Sunday and the parking lot and reservoir were packed. There are lots of people and tents, as well as several snowmobilers driving around just for fun. If you've got the resolve to haul, drag, or drive your stuff out further onto the ice than the hoards of people clustered by the nearest shore, you'll have a quiet day and catch some fish. There's an outhouse here, which I haven't heard is too pleasant to use in the winter. There's also a nearby lodge with an indoor restroom that is modest - but surely an upgrade from the outhouse. Make sure you've got your fishing license on you. The DNR frequently and notoriously checks this location, they were out checking today. So help out Utah DNR and don't leave your papers in the truck! The drive up here is beautiful - good tires and AWD/4WD recommended in the winter. read more

Strawberry Reservoir - Beautiful day for ice fishing! - Fishing Near Me - Fruitland, Utah

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Beautiful views but poorly ran. The sign at the entrance (picture attached) of the first come first serve Area indicated to take an envelope, fill the info, put the money inside and return it to the box at the entrance within 30 minutes of arriving. Not true! There are no envelopes available at the entrance. Instead you park and wait for the host to get the money from you. One problem, it was not a host available at the time of our visit. A host from another area came eventually and got our info and payment. We confronted several problems while staying at this park. First, even though it was signs everywhere that showed the correct way vehicles should be driving inside the areas, they were completely ignored by visitors and park's employees. Second, the vehicles were driving very fast inside the areas next to the sites, making it unsafe for kids to play around. Third, some people parked their vehicles outside their site and took part of the road, making it hard for others trailers driving around the same road. Fourth, on our third day, we were having dinner and an employee interrupted us to told us to move our truck because the back tire of the truck was touching the grass. What??? I attached the pictures of the grass because I couldn't believe it. The employee driving the opposite way at high speed have the nerve to told us to move the truck because one tire was touching the grass inside our campsite! How about all the other people parking outside their sites, blocking the road? Nothing, absolutely nothing happened to them! Six, the last two nights, Friday and Saturday, a trailer was using a very loud generator, all night long. Which was against the posted rules of the campsite. Last, on our last night, Saturday to Sunday, from 11 pm to 1 am a trailer was playing loud music. No one couldn't sleep. I understand that it was not a host available for this Area at the moment of our visit. I think they should have close the Area until a host could watch over the campsites. I will never stay in this park again! read more

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**renegade campground ** the best campground we've been to! Pam is a doll! the campsites were clean and well kept! high quality bathrooms! deep fire pit which had a grill tray attached which made our food nice and toasty! the area was big and we were able to fit our four man tent and canopy nicely with extra room. read more

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This place is idyllic as it gets. We went to Haw's point today to do a little crayfish hunting, but to no avail. However we had a great time cooking up meat, vegetables, and skewers while enjoying the beautiful water and gentle hill landscapes. Parking is pretty easy, and all the fishermen there are extremely friendly and willing to lend a helping hand (we had not brought enough coal and some of them helped us find dry wood for our pit). Winds passed by intermittently and gave a pretty big chill despite the big sun. I recommend bringing a sweater and light jacket just in case since the weather isn't stable yet. The drive is just gorgeous and you'll be stunned by the pristine, sapphire waters. Some wild life can be spotted (mostly birds), and people will be out on their boats. Highly recommended spot to just chill with the buds or the family. read more

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Loved this trip and experience at Strawberry. The drive from my home in Davis County to this part of Utah was beautiful. We went right as the leaves starting changing and to escape the valley smog. The aspens were gorgeous. The air was crisp and clear. We don't have a truck or SUV so some of the roads around the reservoir were a bit much for our van but with some expert driving, we're able to navigate the dirt turn-offs and trails. We didn't make it to the visitor center because it was packed with guests and parking near it was a mess. Instead, we found a parking lot that was nearly abandoned and spent time as a family on the beach eating snacks and skipping rocks. It was awesome. Only improvement would be the maintenance of some of the roads and parking lots. read more

We drove from Park City to Strawberry Reservoir. This is a nice place to go fishing. We also toured the campgrounds (possibly for future stays) and talked with some campers. This is a pretty lake to visit. I must admit - we had our cell phones and we did not lose them (Note: I had to laugh about Todd D.'s review) (smile), when I came here to write my review. I read it and it really made me laugh! Thanks Todd for making this a fun experience to write a review regarding Strawberry Lake. There is also a nice marina. read more

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First of all "Manager" JAY and the E loop especially WERE kind, helpful, went over and above to make us feel welcome. They have amazing attitudes and sharp knowledge of all the areas. I'd recommend it to our posse and it's a huge group of physicians, nurses and their medical team. Just come and see, play enjoy STRAWBERRY AND SAY HI TO JAY & the E team. Loved it we'll be back... Mike & Michelle (back surgery accommodations were out of this world great and relaxing) read more

The best fishing in all of UTAH! With a selection of Rainbow trout, Cutthroat trout, Kokanee salmon and others, it's non-stop big fish year round! read more

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I couldn't find Strawberry anywhere on Yelp, I even tried searching Wasatch County where the reservoir is located and still nothing. My point of yelping about Strawberry isn't so much to critique it but to give a few words of caution. I've fished here a few times in the last year and have not had a lot of luck even though my brother and dad fish it often and have caught insane amounts of fish, good sized ones too. My first word of caution is very odd and even superstitious, but here goes. If you decide to come fishing or camping hide your cell phone in a place where only you will know where it is and leave it alone. I don't have any problem with coincidences but in our last 3 trips down here my brother, my dad, and now me have fallen victim to an evil cell phone stealing Native American spirit. On a previous fishing trip my dad lost his with absolutely no idea how he could have lost it. Just this last weekend, my phone was sitting on the center console of the truck when I went out on the lake. The doors were locked, I never took it out of the truck and we didn't go anywhere else that day. When I came back off of the lake (on a float tube) poof! It was gone, I looked for it most of the day, tried calling it to listen for a ring-tone and nothing, it had just vanished. My brand new smart phone. On a trip earlier this year my brother was on the lake when he received a call which he has to take because he's a doctor. The phone mysteriously popped out of hand into the lake and sank like a rock. So fishermen beware! If you take fish out of this lake, it may just take something back from you. read more

I spent quite a bit of time this summer at this campground, at two different loops within the facility. Both had great water views and the camp hosts were very helpful. There are no hookups in most of the campground loops, but one does have hookups. I stayed in two that did not have hookups, my choice. Both times, I was able to snag a water view. The place was clean and everyone was friendly. There is a marina with a little store and restaurant near the water. This is about 25 miles south of Heber City, Utah on route 40. Photos are in my blog. https://landcruisingadventure.blogspot.com/2018/09/strawberry-reservoir-utah.html read more