Laketown commands the quiet east shore of Bear Lake, Utah's turquoise gem for boating and beach days. RV travelers park at three stellar spots in Bear Lake State Park to launch waterskiing adventures or raspberry shake quests. From $37 a night, North Eden, South Eden, and Rainbow Cove campgrounds deliver lakeside access that beats any hotel.
Laketown buzzes with Bear Lake's endless summer vibe. Powerboats slice the vivid blue water while tubers bounce behind ski boats. Highway 30 hugs the shore, leading to raspberry orchards and the annual Raspberry Days festival in August, complete with parades down Main Street and rodeo action at the fairgrounds.
North Eden Campground suits big groups with showers, 50-amp and 30-amp hookups, plus dedicated group sites from $37 nightly. South Eden draws digital nomads thanks to WiFi, showers, and full amp service starting at $40. Rainbow Cove Campground rounds out Bear Lake State Park options, anchoring your trip right on the water for easy beach hops.
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Laketown perches on Bear Lake's east shore, famed for turquoise waters ideal for waterskiing and boating. The town hosts Raspberry Days each August, drawing crowds for parades, rodeos, and shakes made from local raspberries along Highway 30. This quiet base lets visitors dive into the lake's 'Caribbean of the Rockies' reputation year-round.
Bear Lake State Park houses three top options: North Eden Campground, South Eden Campground, and Rainbow Cove Campground. North Eden starts at $37 with showers and group sites; South Eden at $40 includes WiFi. All sit lakeside for quick beach access off Highway 30.
Yes, North Eden and South Eden Campgrounds at Bear Lake State Park offer 50-amp and 30-amp hookups. North Eden adds showers and group sites from $37; South Eden includes WiFi from $40. Rainbow Cove provides basic Bear Lake access without specified amps, so confirm for big rigs.