JWPhillips12

It’s not big or flashy and doesn’t have a bunch of activities, but it’s a nice smaller campground. Clean and well kept with good shade. The owners are really friendly. Few things I didn’t like were the restrooms/showers could use a remodel, the mosquitos were a little excessive and not all sites have a fire pit. Other than that, I’d definitely stop here again if passing through and needed to stay a night or two.

It’s an RV Park so it’s already at a disadvantage in my book. It’s not bad, but I wouldn’t classify it as good either. I would say it could be much better than it is with a little care. The landscaping needs improvement and just the general upkeep. It is down in a quiet little valley on a dead end road and the store has an actual liquor license, which is a nice feature in Utah. The staff was friendly enough and the cost was within reason. If you’re into RV Park “camping” you’ll probably be reasonably satisfied.

This is a nice wooded campground, although it’s a little tight for over 30’, but it’s doable. Nice sites right along the creek, but those are also next to the road, which stays fairly busy on the weekends. There is no running water in the campground and only vault toilets, but plenty of firewood around for the taking.

Very nice smaller Forest Service campground. Well kept and clean. Mostly wooded for good shade and sites are larger. If you have a longer rig, not very many sites, but a few. Road leading to is narrow, but no issue with our 32' TT and CC F350.

This is a great campground with beautiful scenery and the dark night sky is phenomenal. The back in sites are more desirable, but some of the pull thru’s aren’t bad. The bathrooms and showers are nice and clean. Just be ready for the sand to be everywhere in your rig, but it’s the desert and it’s to be expected.

Stayed here a couple of nights in an unseasonably warm February. We just live a few miles from here and needed a close weekend getaway. The spots are large and spread apart with nice covered tables and fire rings. I probably wouldn’t want to be here during the warmer months due to insects and lack of shade, but in early spring and fall it’s a good place. The view across the Salt Lake from the Bridger Bay CG is beautiful.

This park is set up very nicely with plenty of shade and semi private spots. Our spot wasn’t the best and didn’t have sewer hookup, but it was still very nice. There is a pumper truck twice a week to empty your tanks if you don’t have full hook ups, it’s a $10 charge. The staff was friendly and the bathrooms/showers were very nice and really clean. No play equipment for kids, but the stocked pond kept our boys entertained with fishing most evenings. We were there 4th of July and they had a nice fireworks show and cake/ice cream for the holiday.

This is a great campground with beautiful scenery and the dark night sky is phenomenal. The back in sites are more desirable, but some of the pull thru’s aren’t bad. The bathrooms and showers are nice and clean. Just be ready for the sand to be everywhere in your rig, but it’s the desert and it’s to be expected.

This is a great campground with beautiful scenery and the dark night sky is phenomenal. The back in sites are more desirable, but some of the pull thru’s aren’t bad. The bathrooms and showers are nice and clean. Just be ready for the sand to be everywhere in your rig, but it’s the desert and it’s to be expected.

This is a great campground with beautiful scenery and the dark night sky is phenomenal. The back in sites are more desirable, but some of the pull thru’s aren’t bad. The bathrooms and showers are nice and clean. Just be ready for the sand to be everywhere in your rig, but it’s the desert and it’s to be expected.