East Marvine
About East Marvine
The East Marvine Campground has 7 non-reservable campsites with picnic tables, toilet, firegrates, and trash disposal. The campground adjacent to East Marvine Trail #1822 and Marvine Trail #1823. Nearby fishing is available at East Marvine Creek, Marvine Creek, Marvine Lakes, Rainbow Lake Guthrie Lake.The Marvine parking areas provide plenty of room for trailers and vehicles. Hitchracks are available in the parking lot, and corrals are available at a charge of $5.00 each, per day. Day use parking is available on the right side of the road and overflow camping (when the campgrounds are full) is available on the left side of the road (regular fees apply). Domestic cattle may be grazing in this area.There is no potable water available. Livestock may be watered in the stream, approximately 400 yards away.
Details
Fees: Overnight Use: Single Site: $24 per night Equestrian Site: $30 per night
Location
Coordinates: 40.011828, -107.427604
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