There is a small primitive campground on the eastern shore and up into the pines and aspens. You will not find water, electric or sewer connections. The setting is beautiful and getting there couldn't be easier, though roads within the campground area are a bit bumpy. Campers are advised to bring their own drinking water as the lake water is not safe to drink. And bring warm clothing, even in mid-summer, for the nights get cold quickly after sunset.
Fishing is pretty good, especially since the lake is stocked from time to time with trout.
There is an easy walking trail all around the lake. You won't really want to bring your boat. It's only a 26 acre body of water, but few are as accessible in high country settings. The season is short up there in the high country. Campers arriving in June may still find the roads blocked by snow drifts.