Reviews of Lake Ashurst lake

Has boat ramp. Great fishing, camp site's. Just be careful of driving through the snow around the lake.

Lovely campground and lake. No Motors could be heard. Must have been a really low level of permissible horsepower allowed. Young kids were catching decent size trout from the shore. Very nice.

Love this place. 🥰 Quiet and beautiful. $24 a night, water, trash, clean bathrooms available during season. Free, but no trash, water, bathrooms off season so please pack in, pack out and leave clean. Picnic tables and fire rings. Sites are good sized (we're a 22 foot truck camper) and pretty level. Full T-Mobil and Verizon. Fishing is fun for Rainbow and Pike. We've seen some really interesting things in the sky and amazing sunsets. The road in is bumpy as hell but worth it. Enjoy responsibly. 😊

I very much enjoyed my time here. Though getting to the lake can be tricky. I camped at the campground and fished several hours in the morning. Caught a couple small pike and a trout. Not great fishing but for me it was the relaxing escape from normal life.

Visited Labor Day 2018. Quiet, breezy, clean. Three of the main requirements. The hosts keep the area relatively clean. Great for large Raptor watching, other large birds and pike fishing. I did catch a medium sized Brown trout. I guess the pike are not eating everything. Hiking, kayaking, trail riding nearby, mud (If that's your thing), beautiful views. If you plan to camp and fish, I recommend camping in the national forest just a min down the road. Trails are open to most vehicles. High clearance vehicles are recommended. We saw plenty of families struggling to escape the mud and rocks after the unforseen rain and hail storm at 6:00 am. The deer flies are relentless in the summer months, although they were not biting, the buzzing was annoying. They were not at all bothersome on the water, mostly near the swampy shore and restrooms. The campsites were small and not accommodating for our roof top rigs and quads. This area prohibits atv use, unless street legal. Large trailers will fit, but plan to park your rig somewhere else. For $18 per night, I'd hope for larger spots. We opted out and headed to the woods. Lastly, we arrived Thursday with hardly anyone present and NO TRAFFIC, and departed when the crowds started to show up.