Albert Moser

Site 9 is beautiful. Plenty of space for a tent. For people with an RV, this spot will fit up to a 22 foot trailer but at that size you will need to park your vehicle in the parking lot which has easy access to the campsite over the bridge and through site 6. Smaller trailers can fit both the vehicle and trailer when parked perpendicularly. The river runs through this site, and it is well shaded with plenty of trees for hammocks. Note: there is a trail head that starts at this campsite so you will get bikers/horseback riders coming through there. Other than that it is pretty private and peaceful.

Beautiful double site wit wide pad. Maximum trailer length this would fit is 22 foot overall. You can park your vehicle parallel to your trailer if you don’t have an awning. Site is well shaded, and has an extra long picnic table. The river runs through the back of the site and has a large area for a couple of tents.

Site 7 has a small gravel pad that will fit a small trailer no longer than 20 foot overall and you will have to park your vehicle in the parking lot but is easily accessible through campsite 6. This site is not very shaded but is very pretty and the river runs through the back of the site but is a little further away than some of the other sites so people with small children may prefer this location.

The site says that the spaces will fit a 25 foot trailer. We arrived to find that they wouldnt fit more than a tent. we had to go somewhere else. Tried to get a refund to no avail. Please adjust your site parameters

My campsite was beautiful, right next to the river in a shady spot. So cute! However , there’s too many ATV’s in the area, making it a little noisy, also some cow had gastrointestinal problems right there, in my camping spot, lots of cow poo 😒

I Love this place!

Site 5, listed max length as 25 ft. We couldn't even get our 15 ft trailer in to the site. Ended up leaving and losing out money. Would've been good to know a little more info about this specific site before booking

We have a small trailer and it was near impossible to park it. They should not advertise some of these spots as trailer spots (our trailer is 21 ft.). The campground as a whole was very under maintained. Our entire spot was covered in tall grass knee high, needed to be mowed. We won't be back and encourage anyone else going here to look elsewhere.

The original campsite we reserved was unusable so we paid for a different space which was great! We got our money refunded for the unusable campsite!

This was a great base camp for the region. We had a great time. We went 6/12-6/15 and it was just about perfect weather. We stayed in #5. The nights were cool and the days were warm but all around pleasant. The whole area is gorgeous and green.

There's ATV traffic going up and down the road to the upper campground but it was otherwise quiet, and people seemed to respect quiet time.

The campsites are well spaced out and back from the loop a ways. It was more private than most campgrounds.

There aren't many hikes inside the campground area. It's just a short car drive to some astonishingly beautiful places (Richmond, UT)

To get into the campground it is mostly paved but there's a dirt section that has some deep washed out spots. We were in a Subaru Crosstrek which had no problems at all. A low-slung sedan would need to dodge the dips.

The river and the trees give a great constant backdrop of sound to relax to, or fall asleep to. Most of the campsites don't have direct access to stick your feet in the very cold water though. Some do.

Oddly, we spotted no ground critters. No chipmunks/squirrels/racoons. The bug level was pretty low, too, especially right by a river. It seems to be the domain of birds.

Our spot was a bit muddy to walk into but otherwise fine. Bring some boots and a tarp. There are some potential ankle-twist spots on the walkways so be careful carrying things. We'll be back!