Friendship Campground
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Friendship Campground
Friendship Campground

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Picnic Table Picnic Table

Available sites

6 total sites

About Friendship Campground

Friendship Campground is located about 15 mi from Hyrum, Utah, in the mountains of Blacksmith Fork Canyon at an elevation of 5.6 ft. Visitors enjoy hiking, fishing and exploring off-road trails.

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Fishing

Fishing

Year-round
Hiking

Hiking

Year-round

Seasonal information

2026 (Current year)

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Campground Amenities

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Parking Parking
Picnic Table Picnic Table
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Cooking and Fire

  • Picnic Table
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Rates, Sites & Availability

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6 Sites Available

Site
Price
🚐 001, Loop: FRIENDSHIP CAMPGROUND RV
Pet Friendly · Gravel
⛺ 002, Loop: FRIENDSHIP CAMPGROUND Tent
Gravel · Pet Friendly · Campfire
⛺ 003, Loop: FRIENDSHIP CAMPGROUND Tent
Gravel · Pet Friendly · Campfire
⛺ 004, Loop: FRIENDSHIP CAMPGROUND Tent
Gravel · Pet Friendly · Campfire
⛺ 005, Loop: FRIENDSHIP CAMPGROUND Tent
Gravel · Pet Friendly · Campfire
⛺ 006, Loop: FRIENDSHIP CAMPGROUND Tent
Gravel · Pet Friendly · Campfire

Reviews (38)

What Guests Are Saying

Friendship Campground offers beautiful mountain views and direct river access, perfect for cooling off in hot weather. While the drive can be challenging, especially for low-bottom cars, and bathroom supplies may be limited, the campground's quaint atmosphere and proximity to nature make it a delightful spot. However, caution is advised regarding fire safety and RV parking in the group site.

Review Summary

4.0
38 reviews
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47.4%
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4
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10.5%
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Ned M

Verified

January 13, 2020 • Stayed at: 001, Loop: FRIENDSHIP CAMPGROUND

3

Friendship campground was chosen to allow our group to gather for two day and two night in a mostly private setting of this out-of-the-way campground. We reserved the group area where the tables and fire pits were usable but not in the best of condition. The rest room was clean and usable but with a large group where everyone needed the restroom at the end of the day, one room was not enough to help everyone that needed it at once. Seperate Women/Men booths would have been very useful. We did enjoy the private setting for our extended family gathering. The lack of running water was disappointing which we knew about before hand so more effort to plan for water supplies was given than we found to be needed,

Ned M

Verified

January 13, 2020 • Stayed at: 001, Loop: FRIENDSHIP CAMPGROUND

3

Friendship campground was chosen to allow our group to gather for two day and two night in a mostly private setting of this out-of-the-way campground. We reserved the group area where the tables and fire pits were usable but not in the best of condition. The rest room was clean and usable but with a large group where everyone needed the restroom at the end of the day, one room was not enough to help everyone that needed it at once. Seperate Women/Men booths would have been very useful. We did enjoy the private setting for our extended family gathering. The lack of running water was disappointing which we knew about before hand so more effort to plan for water supplies was given than we found to be needed,

Tim L

Verified

June 28, 2020 • Stayed at: 005, Loop: FRIENDSHIP CAMPGROUND

4

This is a fun little campground and we had a great time using #3 and #4. It is very shady and great when it’s hot out.

It would be nice if pictures were posted that show what each site looks like since all we saw was a grassy looking field. This must have applied to the group site as our area did not have any grass. It was a bit muddy due to recent rain. The giant bolder and crude amphitheater in #3 made for fun entertainment for the kids as did the nearby creek which also was very shady and has a nice beach area just to the right of the entrance.

Outhouse - #3 was right across from the outhouse and we were pleasantly surprised that we could seldom smell it. This was likely helped by the shady area. The service schedule seemed erratic however and was only checked once every few days. With a large group using the group site over the weekend, the toilet paper was gone by the second day so it’s a good thing we brought our own.

Nearby activities: Richard’s Hollow trailhead was a short 50 ft from camp which offered fun activities for kids along the way like the stone throne about a mile in, beautiful wildflowers, a teepee and a bit further on and past the switchbacks a beautiful waterfall. The first part of the hike was hotter and more open but offered beautiful vistas of left hand fork canyon. We hiked and did have several dirt bikes passing our way. There are also some great climbing walls in the canyon.

Tim L

Verified

June 28, 2020 • Stayed at: 005, Loop: FRIENDSHIP CAMPGROUND

4

This is a fun little campground and we had a great time using #3 and #4. It is very shady and great when it’s hot out.

It would be nice if pictures were posted that show what each site looks like since all we saw was a grassy looking field. This must have applied to the group site as our area did not have any grass. It was a bit muddy due to recent rain. The giant bolder and crude amphitheater in #3 made for fun entertainment for the kids as did the nearby creek which also was very shady and has a nice beach area just to the right of the entrance.

Outhouse - #3 was right across from the outhouse and we were pleasantly surprised that we could seldom smell it. This was likely helped by the shady area. The service schedule seemed erratic however and was only checked once every few days. With a large group using the group site over the weekend, the toilet paper was gone by the second day so it’s a good thing we brought our own.

Nearby activities: Richard’s Hollow trailhead was a short 50 ft from camp which offered fun activities for kids along the way like the stone throne about a mile in, beautiful wildflowers, a teepee and a bit further on and past the switchbacks a beautiful waterfall. The first part of the hike was hotter and more open but offered beautiful vistas of left hand fork canyon. We hiked and did have several dirt bikes passing our way. There are also some great climbing walls in the canyon.

Timothy R

Verified

August 22, 2020 • Stayed at: 004, Loop: FRIENDSHIP CAMPGROUND

4

Awesome campground. Very shady. Clean. Will be going back

Timothy R

Verified

August 22, 2020 • Stayed at: 004, Loop: FRIENDSHIP CAMPGROUND

4

Awesome campground. Very shady. Clean. Will be going back

RuthAnn W

Verified

June 16, 2021 • Stayed at: 004, Loop: FRIENDSHIP CAMPGROUND

5

The campground is pretty. Sites 2,3, and 4 all have good tent sites. Site 5 only has one tent site, which sits in very close proximity to site 6. Unfortunately, other campers ruined our stay. We spent the first hour cleaning up our site of garbage and broken bottles. A large group of people rented site 6. They had approximately 30 people, 5 unleashed big dogs, and children running amok. The dogs kept running through other campsites and being a general nuisance. At 11pm, I told their children to leave the road and go back to their parents. At 530am, one dog started howling and they let it howl for 30 minutes. I went to walk my small, leashed dogs and was attacked by two of their large unleashed dogs. They watched it happen and didn’t even bother to come help or apologize (no surprise). If you can’t be respectful of others and clean up after yourself, stay home. This behavior is what’s ruining our world… total disregard for others and no respect for nature. Grrrrr. The camp host came by in the morning. The dogs were quickly leashed. She was friendly and did a great sweep of the campground, replenished the TP, and even took our garbage.

RuthAnn W

Verified

June 16, 2021 • Stayed at: 004, Loop: FRIENDSHIP CAMPGROUND

5

The campground is pretty. Sites 2,3, and 4 all have good tent sites. Site 5 only has one tent site, which sits in very close proximity to site 6. Unfortunately, other campers ruined our stay. We spent the first hour cleaning up our site of garbage and broken bottles. A large group of people rented site 6. They had approximately 30 people, 5 unleashed big dogs, and children running amok. The dogs kept running through other campsites and being a general nuisance. At 11pm, I told their children to leave the road and go back to their parents. At 530am, one dog started howling and they let it howl for 30 minutes. I went to walk my small, leashed dogs and was attacked by two of their large unleashed dogs. They watched it happen and didn’t even bother to come help or apologize (no surprise). If you can’t be respectful of others and clean up after yourself, stay home. This behavior is what’s ruining our world… total disregard for others and no respect for nature. Grrrrr. The camp host came by in the morning. The dogs were quickly leashed. She was friendly and did a great sweep of the campground, replenished the TP, and even took our garbage.

Ginny L

Verified

June 28, 2021 • Stayed at: 001, Loop: FRIENDSHIP CAMPGROUND

2

Lovely canyon but the bathroom/outhouse here was probably the worst I've ever seen. Ot was absolutely disgusting and out of toilet paper when we got there. The campground was full and my family stayed 4 nights. Not once did the camp host come by at all to check on things much less clean and restock the tp. Won't camp here again.

Ginny L

Verified

June 28, 2021 • Stayed at: 001, Loop: FRIENDSHIP CAMPGROUND

2

Lovely canyon but the bathroom/outhouse here was probably the worst I've ever seen. Ot was absolutely disgusting and out of toilet paper when we got there. The campground was full and my family stayed 4 nights. Not once did the camp host come by at all to check on things much less clean and restock the tp. Won't camp here again.

Location & Directions for Friendship Campground

Left Hand Blacksmith Fork Canyon Rd, Hyrum, UT 84319 United States

Elevation: 1,653 ft

Getting There

From Hyrum, Utah, travel approximately 9 mi east up paved Blacksmith Fork Canyon, then turn left at Left Hand Fork and travel 4.5 mi on a rough dirt road to the campground. The group area is the first site on the left as you enter the campground.

Nearest town

Hyrum, UT - 12 mi

About 25 min to downtown

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Last updated: October 22, 2026

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