Aspen (UT)

We used this group campsite for Girls Camp. The group site is located away from the other campsites so it was nice and private with plenty of parking. Some things we loved about it was that it was located so close to the river. It's only a 2 minute walk on the trail and you're there. We used it for a lot of water activities. We enjoyed the two firepits. One was big enough for a couple Dutch ovens, the other was great for roasting smores by the tables. There is a good amount of shade for tents in the center, and a large open area (unshaded) for others. Some things we didn't love. There are huge rocks in place where you park campers, so we had to maneuver over them so we didn't scrape the bottom of our vehicles or camper. We didn't understand why theses were there. We didn't really see much room to fit another two campers unless you back them in one by one. That would then eliminate the availability of the horseshoe pits that are in the path. The outhouse is large with men's and women's, and located 100 yards away. The downside is it was completely full which attracted a lot of bugs, and was not pleasant to use. The garbage trailer is also located next to the outhouse with closed lids so that was helpful to have it so close. Overall, we really liked the campsite. We went repelling up the canyon, and the cave is also nearby. The view is absolutely stunning.

This campground is very nice. Visited mid-June 2024 on a W-F trip.

Sites are nicely spaced and have adequate tree screening between sites, although our site, #014 had no afternoon shade. The fire pits are very nice. As described, there is no water available, but there are several secured dumpsters for trash. The vault toilets were clean.

There was lots of signage about being in a bear area, but no bear boxes to secure food and toiletries.

Excellent view, and stay. This site didn't have a big enough spot for our ten man tent so we used the parking pad. But it still had plenty of room for.our full sized van. The view was amazing and the river access was great, very cold.water. We stayed in July 2024 and it was 105* I. The city and only 80-85* peak of the day, and dropped into the 40s* overnight. The water pumps were off during our stay. Hanna, Ut is about 8 miles away and has a.few little shops to get supplies if you need anything. We will absolutely stay that this campground again.

Good group campsite. Quiet and pretty. Friendly camp host.

The cattle are out of control and ruined the experience. They were there constantly and were scary. They had young ones with them and they grunted and wouldn't leave.
They were walking and even running all through the campground.
And of course left crap and pee everywhere. It's never been this bad before and I've been going for years.

My only concern is that there’s not enough first come first served sites. I don’t understand why over 70 percent of the sites are reserve only! There are a lot of people who aren’t able to plan far enough ahead to get reservations.

Campground was great! Very close to the North Folk Cave so that was a plus.

Couldn’t find a host on site so no firewood unfortunately, had to drive back all the way to Kamas to get some so make sure to bring your own firewood. Vault bathrooms are decent, sometimes they do get filled with flies but with letting the door open for about a minute is enough to get the majority out. Also they don’t have lights in the bathrooms so if your going in the evening make sure to take a flashlight since it gets dark in there before it gets dark outside.

Other than the excess of flies now and then in the bathrooms, we had a great time!!

We had a large group (40) and the space was plenty big! The area had shade and open space. We easily parked two campers and had room for two more. With only two campers, we had plenty of room to park all our vehicles. The cement tables were awesome! Just a short 2-3 minute walk from the river. The kids had so much fun fishing and swimming! This campground is nestled in between two mountains and the views are stunning. I highly recommend!

The campsite in campground was beautiful, but we unfortunately had some noisy neighbors. It was fun to check out a nearby reservoir, Mill Hollow.

Very nice and private sites