South Fork (UT)

The site was beautiful and fit our 3 tents and 3 cars with plenty of room left over. It's pet friendly, which was awesome. It's right next to bathrooms and just a short walk to the river access point and garbage receptacles. Unfortunately, it rained on us during our entire stay, but we still enjoyed ourselves. I took one star off for the unfriendly camp host. He was pretty grumpy toward us as we were leaving and stopped to drop off our trash. He yelled at us for stopping in the road. My brother was right behind us and had stopped so his daughter could use the restroom before we left. The host made him keep moving, so his daughter had to walk up the loop to meet back up with her dad as he circled back down. Seemed unnecessary and pretty rude. Also, the bathrooms could have been tidier. There was soap and water, though, so that was super nice. Over all, we enjoyed this spot and will come back again.

lovely, wish campgrounds were cleaned up a bit more. Nice facilities despite water outage. Friendly hosts.

Everything was good until the last night. It was Friday and the campground filled up quickly like you would expect for a weekend, but the host did not control the campers. Among several loud campsites, there was one loud group of people that were yelling and hollering until at least 2:00 a.m. There was also a camp site two away from us that ran their generator until 12:00a.m. and the only reason they shut it off was because I went and talked to them. I think the camp host needs to have a walk through the camp about 10:30 and remind those who are not following the quiet time hours to comply.

More attention needs to be directed towards use of gas operated generators. I have a generator that is some what quiet but as I realize that it can be heard in the next campsite I do not run it for more than fifteen to twenty minutes at any given time and no more than twice daily. There are some inconsiderate campers that will actually bring their electric smokers and run there generators for hours, (five to eight). There are some generators that are extremely quiet that I don’t have a problem with. Those who have a generator like mine are who I’m addressing. I realize that there are quiet hours however if a camper needs or wants to run a generator for more than a short period of time during the day they should be restricted to using a generator that cannot be heard by their camping neighbor. The camp host did make an effort to tell the person who has promoted this letter but was limited as there is only the quiet hour rule that they could use to prevent the noise. I have a right to an enjoyable time camping as well and I do not think that listening to a generator for several hours is an enjoyable time. Please consider rules for people who use generators to respect others desire for minimal use of a generator. Thank you.

Nice and clean site, the river was beautiful.

It is a nice campground with some lovely spots and some marginal ones. Good for Causey or Pineview/Huntsville. No cell service if you use Tmobile.

Site was clean and lots of shade. Not completely full shade, but very good. Would recommend to others

The only thing I would like better is a few more trees in our campsite, for shade and hanging hammocks, Loop A, site 5.

Good: shaded, clean campsite, plenty of space for multiple tents, hammocks, and cars.

Bad: slightly bumpy main road.

Great sites, clean bathroom, and the resevior was close!