Upper Narrows

The campsite was clean, spacious, and well-maintained. It featured four large picnic tables and several benches surrounding the fire pit, making it perfect for larger groups. One of the benches around the fire pit was broken, but that was not an issue since we brought our own camping chairs.

The site was beautiful, peaceful, and surrounded by plenty of trees, creating a relaxing atmosphere. The camp host was very friendly and stopped by every day to clean the restroom and restock the toilet paper, which was greatly appreciated.

Overall, this is an excellent campsite for a large group, and I will definitely be coming back.

The location for the campsite is lovely right on the stream with several nice tables and firepit. However, there are a number of issues, first of which is to get to the other campsites you need to walk through the main group site. Second and most importantly, the outhouse was absolutely disgusting beyond belief. It looked like it has never been cleaned ever and smelled like it had never been pumped out (emptied). I have stayed in at least 25 other campsites with pit toilets and never had an issue before. The site in general did not look terribly well maintained as it was fairly overgrown in general and what had been part of the site had logs placed there reducing the amount of tent space we could actually use.

The campsite itself is a beautiful spot! There’s a fun swing that goes over the little river for the kids and a bunch of logs for them to play on. Only three car spots to park, which can get taken by other people who are climbing/playing by the river, so be prepared to ask them to move if you need all three. Please remember to pack out your own trash at the site as there are no trash bins and the site was littered in trash when we got there. Only leaving three stars due to the state of the campsite (private feedback to the local manager), otherwise this would be a 5-star campsite.

The campsite itself is a beautiful spot! There’s a fun swing that goes over the little river for the kids and a bunch of logs for them to play on. Only three car spots to park, which can get taken by other people who are climbing/playing by the river, so be prepared to ask them to move if you need all three. Please remember to pack out your own trash at the site as there are no trash bins and the site was littered in trash when we got there. Only leaving three stars due to the state of the campsite (private feedback to the local manager), otherwise this would be a 5-star campsite.

Great campsite! This is perfect for smaller church activities or family reunions.

Great campsite! This is perfect for smaller church activities or family reunions.

This campground is a hidden gem. It’s HUGE! There is a great big group area with many picnic tables, two fire pits, and about four tent spots. Then, you walk down the path, and there are about eight more tent spots, two with their own tables and fire pits. It looked like the fire pits were brand-new! The campground is in a protected canyon, so we didn’t have any issues with wind. It’s nice and shady and the creek is running right along the side, which also helps to keep it cool. There is a fun rope swing that our kids enjoyed. There are two pit toilets, labeled one for men and one for women. You have to bring all your own water, but you are not very far from Grantsville if you need to go get something. The directions on this website were not great. Go through Grantsville and turn south on West Street. Take that street all the way up to South Willow Canyon. (There is a North Willow Canyon that you will pass on your way. Don’t turn there! ) Turn west and drive 15 minutes up the canyon. You will pass the Boy Scout campground , the ranger house, the lower Narrows, and then the upper Narrows campground will be on your left. There is a natural climbing wall right after the camp, with at least 10 different routes up the face. This would be a really fun place for a group of climbers to camp. We took families with many children and had a great time. It’s only an hour drive from Salt Lake.

This campground is a hidden gem. It’s HUGE! There is a great big group area with many picnic tables, two fire pits, and about four tent spots. Then, you walk down the path, and there are about eight more tent spots, two with their own tables and fire pits. It looked like the fire pits were brand-new! The campground is in a protected canyon, so we didn’t have any issues with wind. It’s nice and shady and the creek is running right along the side, which also helps to keep it cool. There is a fun rope swing that our kids enjoyed. There are two pit toilets, labeled one for men and one for women. You have to bring all your own water, but you are not very far from Grantsville if you need to go get something. The directions on this website were not great. Go through Grantsville and turn south on West Street. Take that street all the way up to South Willow Canyon. (There is a North Willow Canyon that you will pass on your way. Don’t turn there! ) Turn west and drive 15 minutes up the canyon. You will pass the Boy Scout campground , the ranger house, the lower Narrows, and then the upper Narrows campground will be on your left. There is a natural climbing wall right after the camp, with at least 10 different routes up the face. This would be a really fun place for a group of climbers to camp. We took families with many children and had a great time. It’s only an hour drive from Salt Lake.