South Fork (UT)

We arranged to have 2 nice, shady campgrounds together, 5 months ahead of time, for 10 people, based on a Recreation.gov map that we used to pick them out, on their site. When we arrived at the campground, the numbers on the sites were different than what was on their map. Therefore, we were given another campground across the street from our one campground, that had no shade, and was completely sunny all day. Needless to say, we were not happy. We requested a refund, but were denied. This is poor service and business from a reputable site, such as Recreation.gov. We will hesitate to make reservations with them in the future.

Great campground on the creek. Quiet with large, secluded spots.

I would have loved to have done Excellent and had our experience this 2021 year been like our last two years, we would have rated it as so! We love this location and the campsites, beautiful, easy access and the creek is great. This year, we had a few issues with the overall campsite not being prepared for our arrival which is why the lower rating. The spot is one of our favorites and we plan our trip every year here and will continue to do so. Perfect if you have dogs you like to bring as well.

My daughter planned her wedding there and the camp hosts were so helpful and accommodating to get the area cleaned and to help with reservations.

Everything was very nice. The camp hosts were very attentive and cleaned up each site as campers left. Absolutely no complaints!

Best place we have ever camped. We would have booked for the next time we want to go camping but it was already reserved. I guess popular too!

I stayed here with friends for one night and it was great. Our site was big enough for at least two large tents. You do have to pay a $10 fee for having more than one car, but that wasn't a big deal since we knew we would have to beforehand. The only downside is that campsites are quite close to each other, and a group next to ours was pretty loud, long after quiet hours. Causey Reservoir is less than 10 minutes away. It's free, and you can paddleboard, canoe, float on tubes, cliff jump, and more. Overall we had a great experience.

We camped in a group site with extended family and had a great time. We stayed in the first week of July 2021. It was hot but there was always a place to find shade. The river was excellent for kids and a great way to stay cool. There were lots of little wading areas that had been created with river rocks for smaller kids which was really nice. And of course there was tubing for everyone else. The campground was well maintained and the bathrooms clean and well ventilated. There were very few mosquitoes which was really nice. We also found the location to be convenient. There is a gas station only 10 minutes away (we needed ice a couple different times because it was so hot). Causey reservoir is really close too. No cell service for us (AT&T) but that doesn’t bother us too much. Drive 5 minutes toward town and you’ll get service if you need it. As far as wildlife, saw many pretty birds, lots of squirrels, and a deer. We also enjoyed star gazing at night—there were so many stars! The camp host was helpful and pleasant. We will for sure come back again soon!

It was a beautiful spot with a running creek through it. My only issue was being next to a freeway.

Other people's dogs of lease came into out camp spot multiple times, no privacy and lots of late night noise. Didn't even stay the second night that was already paid for. We had our spot reserved from Saturday to Monday but only stayed first night and left next morning. Pretty disappointing