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Decent farm roads coming in, just a big field with a single loop around it. There were a few rigs just parked around in the grass, no real designated sites. The best spot is actually directly in the back across from the entrance on a little driveway extending toward the creek. Clean bathrooms but no water, great views of the Teton range and 40-50mb/s on T Mobile 5G.

This is my second time here. Unbelievable unobstructed views of Lost Dutchman. The road into this huge maze is extremely rutted with massive pits and you will have to take a perfect line in once you pass the fenced building on your left. Do not attempt at night! Once you get in there are many roads that aren’t as terrible that snake around all over the place. I have a very low clearance van, if I can make it then I almost guarantee you can. Quite a few people living in mini vans but I was not bothered. 200mb download/ 8mb upload on T Mobile 5G. Some trash and generator noise but lots of room between sites. I actually like this spot once I manage to find a spot. It’s worth a shot unless you have very low clearance or a big rig.

Easy road in and out. Boulders previously blocked the entrance but had been moved aside. Rangers and fire crews passed by several times and never bothered us or stopped to say anything. We stopped at the first clearing on the left past the boulders because we had 150 mb/s on T Mobile 5G. The other nearby spots on forest roads had zero cell service and several long term residents that looked a bit odd, including one small trailer with no wheels covered in pentagrams. Cool!

Road was a little rutted but accessing the first small area by the rock formations was easy in my low clearance van. The rest of the road would definitely require high clearance and some patience. Definitely need some leveling equipment as that whole first area is on a grade. Strong T Mobile 5G service (60d/15u). We were the only ones here all week Sunday through Friday. Cows surrounded the van in the mornings. Very cool weather for southern Utah due to the elevation. Incredible Bryce rock formations you can climb around on and an interesting mini canyon off the first road to your right as you come in. 5 stars!

Spots are a bit packed together but most have trees for privacy unless you are in the full hook up area. There is a nice store and free dump station. Beautiful beach with a view of the Tetons. Zero T Mobile service anywhere in the area

Easily the nicest campground I’ve seen in 6 months of full time travel along the west coast and northern border. The other two areas in the park had unpaved roads and pit toilets. Basin campground had spacious, private sites with showers from a 5 star hotel and views of the Milky Way you would not believe. Surreal but difficult disc golf course on site. Great laundry facilities. Zero cell service

Very nice campground in the lush forest. Stayed in the C Loop which seemed to have more level sites for a small van. Most sites are very private but small and would not work for larger rigs. All loops had decent T Mobile service but C Loop had strong 40mb 5G signal.

Incredible riverside spots, but very few. Some could handle larger rigs/trailers. Vault toilet, a path down to the river, deep blue/green river right next to you. I had 17MB 4G T Mobile throughout the grounds.

Easily the nicest campground I’ve seen in 6 months of full time travel along the west coast and northern border. The other two areas in the park had unpaved roads and pit toilets. Basin campground had spacious, private sites with showers from a 5 star hotel and views of the Milky Way you would not believe. Surreal but difficult disc golf course on site. Great laundry facilities. Zero cell service

Small single loop with easy road in, some potholes but nothing crazy. A lot of spots right on the water. Strong 5G T Mobile signal, $20. Other nearby free sites did not have good cell service. Right on a gorgeous lake and completely silent once a couple generators shut off. Highly recommend