Cedar Springs Campground

Cedar Springs Campground manages to make the sites feel very private even though the loop is very tight. While some of the sites note that 40ft rigs can park within them, the campground loop is very tight and single laned. Most sites are back-in but there are a few pull through. These pull through spurs are short and packed tightly in the short trees - one may not be able to extend slides in the pull through units.

Trash dumpsters are at the entrance as is the camp host. The host does sell firewood. There are vault toilets throughout the campground and water spigots. The nearest campground is at the head of the road to the marina and was $7 for all users.

There are a few sites with views of the gorge, but most are sheltered by short juniper trees. These trees do not provide shade so all sites are full sun. Cellular coverage is poor in the area so Starlink could be used to supplement.

Stayed here in mid June and were pleasantly surprised with the view. We camped at site 7 with a 25 ft class C Motorhome, which had views of the water and thankfully the bugs weren’t bad. There was a small path to get down to the waters edge which other campers frequently used; good fishing spot. No electrical, but has water spouts and a dumping station. Would stay here again when passing through from Moab to Jackson Hole. A great midway point on our family road trip!