Please check the Alerts & Notices  page before you recreate on the Fishlake National Forest.  Simply knowing the Forest Orders, alerts, notifications and closures prepares you for a pleasurable outdoor experience with no surprises! Learn more about Fishlake National Forest Fire Information and Restrictions.

General Public Notices

• ALL fire restrictions have been lifted for the Fishlake National Forest as of August 27th, 2021.

Richfield Ranger District

• no alerts

Fremont River Ranger District

• no alerts

Fillmore Ranger District

• no alerts

Beaver Ranger District

• no alerts

 

Forest Order Name and Number	Date	Expires	Districts Affected
Fireworks and Spark Arrestors  04-2020-01	7-17-2020	Until further notice	Entire Forest
Explosives and Exploding Targets  04-2020-02	7-17-2020	Until further notice	Entire Forest
Beaver RD Forest Development Roads 0408-20-03	6-18-2020	Until further notice	Big John Flat Road #123 Beaver RD
Beaver RD Forest Development Roads 0408-20-02	6-18-2020	Until further notice	Kents Lake Road #137 Beaver RD
Occupancy Use  0408-20-01	1-27-2020	Until further notice	Entire Forest
Richfield RD Forest Development Roads 0408-2019-04	1-20-2019	Until further notice	Richfield RD
Fremont RD Forest Development Roads 0408-2019-03	1-20-2019	Until further notice	Fremont RD
Fillmore RD Forest Development Roads 0408-2019-02	1-20-2019	Until further notice	Fillmore RD
Forest System Roads 04-08-07-03	10-15-07	Until further notice	Forest Wide

 

Alerts

• 2021 Campgrounds to be managed by High Country Recreation

  Date(s): Mar 11, 2021

  Beginning in 2021, all campgrounds on the Fishlake National Forest except Castle Rock Campground and Birch Creek Campground will be managed by a concessionaire, High Country Recreation. High Country Recreation will also manage the Fish Lake Basin RV dump station (located adjacent to the Doctor Creek Campground), and the Singletree Campground RV dump station. Dump station fees will be $10.00. Campground fees will be higher in 2021 than they have been in previous years, and the cost to purchase firewood will be $7.00 per bundle. To view current rates and reservation policies, visit https://www.recreation.gov.