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We arrived expecting to not find a spot and surprisingly there is not one person here. The 4 campsites all the way in the right side of the park. We parked in space 4 hooked up to electric and water for 20.00 for the night. There is RV dump right across the park loop. Maybe it’s the time of year but the flies made it impossible to eat or be outside. There are bathrooms but they have not been cleaned in a few weeks and are pretty disgusting.
There are stockyards on the other side of the campgrounds you can’t see them but you can hear them. BNSF Railroad tracks right next to stockyards, lots of horns.
This used to be a State fish hatchery the buildings still stand but no longer used the park is nice and big to go stroll through.
Downtown Crawford is right outside the park, almost a ghost town.

We stayed here September 2- 8, 2020.
We loved this campground, no hookups at all but a dump on the way out.
There are some sites that are reservable but the outer loop (A) is all first come first serve, lots of pull throughs or back in, all concrete pads not all are level.
We got there late the first night and stayed in site A26, the cicada bugs are loud in this part of the park surrounded by a forest of trees.
Then we moved to site A94 end of the loop and got a nice open level site. We had grass between sites, enough privacy. Able to set up solar on our grassy area.
Absolutely no cell service once you head into the forest.
Bathrooms had warm water and kept clean.
They are pretty strict on who comes in and out of camping area with passes to every car, which is nice for having a peace of mind. Rangers came through the park quite frequently.
There are bears here so bear boxes are at the campsites.
We cannot wait to head back to this park.

We stayed here August 30,2020
There was a flood here a few years back and washed the campground out, they are rebuilding.
All sites are level, electric and water, dump station not available when we stayed. Bathrooms and showers are brand new and clean.
There are 2 sets of campground hosts and they keep it real clean and tidy.
It’s a bit difficult to navigate to the park since they have closed down some of the road to the campground, the signage is not clear so we ended up on a private RV park that is being rebuilt also.
We ended up calling the Camp hosts and they have us directions.
WiFi good signal
Very quiet, we would stay here again.

We really liked this campground, it’s never full always just a couple campers.
It’s first come first serve, there are 8 campsites, only one pull through.
Some road noise during day but quiet at night.
1/2 price with America Beautiful Senior Pass.
Vault toilet - camphost comes from cooks Lake 2 xs a week to service campground.
Only 3 g Verizon cell service.

Right of Hwy 281, You drive into town make the left you’ll see silos on your left parks on the right towards back of baseball diamonds, enter the road there is a little mailbox with envelopes and rules .
There 15 sites, first 3 are 50 amp and the rest are 30 amps. Water is every other, somehow your suppose to share it. No shade but quiet big spots for big rigs.
Cute park for kids , haven’t use bathrooms so not sure what there like.

Stopped here on the way to Tulsa,Ok, reservations are needed by using recreation.gov, we were lucky someone had left early and got a spot for the night. Big pull thru space water and electric. Dump on the way out of loops. Not a big campground but nice big space, wide grassy area with lots of shady trees. Shower house with bathrooms, there is a wasp problem with nests everywhere. Couldn’t use our picnic table they had 2 nests under it. Summer seems busy lots of families.
Lake access is on other side of highway no way to get there but to drive.
We would definitely come back to this campground.

There are 3 loops in this campground, some are reservations only and others are first come first serve. We stayed in the top loop A, forest views B & C some had views of the Flaming Gorge.
There are a few big sites but no shade, during the day it got abit hot. Outside loops have more trees, sites have good space between sites.
During the week it’s so nice and quiet, but as soon as Thursday rolls around all the sites are reserved for the weekend, loud and busy, There is a bit of road noise but dies at night.
There are great bathrooms with flush toilets, dump station and fresh water. Super nice camp host.
The Flaming Gorge visitor center is closed due to Covid no tours.

Follow blue signs that take you to campground. Instructions for payments are at the entrance of the park. Road noise from freeway but not bad, electric and water hookups. Pull throughs, back ins and tent camping available. Grassy areas some sites with picnic tables. Bathrooms available but did not use them. There is a dump right outside park.
Great cell coverage, will stay again when passing through this town.

We had made our reservations online the day before, long day driving we pull up and someone is in our spot. I go speak with campground host and she apologized and said the gentleman would not move and was rude even though she told him that spot was taken, no biggie she gave us another spot.
Level dirt sites, no grass just weeds. They have bathrooms and showers we didn’t use, free WiFi, picnic table at site. No trees or shade.
This is a state park but seems like no one is coming to take care of it alot the areas have big tumbleweeds growing, could be better.
There is some train noise but faint.

Right outside of Cheyenne sits AB Camp, it’s in a residential area. They do take Good Sam or AAA for a 5.00 discount.
Gravel and dirt with some grass and trees. The S loops have more grass and trees.
There is laundry facilities and restrooms are nice and big looks like showers were recently remodeled.
Their cable is a bit wonky works then gets fuzzy.
They serve BBQ starting at 4 pm and boy is that a big seller. Paramedics and fire department are regulars! We tried it and it is delicious.
It’s perfect for an overnight.