Green River Campground

The campground is fine and has several sites with adequate shade. Our specific site had no shade, however. So, we spent as little time as possible at the site and returned after 6:30pm.

Other campers were great and not a distraction from sleep and the night sky. The night sky is amazing and it’s worth sleeping with an unobstructed view!

Great views, quiet, clean and friendly staff.

Nice campground on the Green River with several access points for swimming, wading, fishing, or just sitting by the river. Clean bathrooms with running water; water fountain and spigot for drinkable water (albeit not cold). Sites on the interior of the loop are a little close together for my taste but the sites on the exterior of the loop are nicely spaced. Sites are flat and most (not all) have treet coverage for shade. Chipmunks are everywhere and very bold, so make sure you practice peoper food storage. Easy 5 miles to Visitor's Center and Quarry and several trails.

We stayed in site 43B in mid-June for 2 nights. The campsite was a good location close to the river and Dinosaur Quarry. We loved playing in the river with our kids. We have a 33 foot travel trailer and the site was easy to back into with enough room for the trailer and the truck. There was not very much shade for this site, a little on the East but nothing on the West to shade us at night, which made it hot at night. The big issue for this site was there were a bunch of red/fire ants in the driveway and in the dirt that made us a little uncomfortable to sit outside by the table.

Beautiful wooded sites close to the river. Clean flush toilets. Did have some high winds. Great place to stay when visiting Dinosaur National Monument.

The camp site host was very friendly and helpful.

Good access. Quiet and clean. Nice hosts.

There were good hikes from here. The campers were pretty awesome, friendly and quiet at night.

Overall good campsite and on par with other NPS sites. There were some loud neighbors for a bit but that is not the fault of the campsite. Good location within the park, pretty central to multiple trailheads and not too far to the quarry. Quite a few sites I saw had at least some shade. Clean bathrooms within the campsite. Good variety of campsites for tents/RVs/vans, etc. Access to the river in a few spots which was beautiful to watch at sunset. I would stay here again if I came back to the Utah side of the monument.

Had to decide between 3 or 4 stars.

Nice location, but not much privacy. Sites were pretty close to one another. I could hear other camper's conversations when they spoke at a normal voice. The hosts were great. The restrooms had running water and were overall pretty clean, but haven't been painted or given an update in a while. This campground is very family friendly (read: lots of noisy kids even after quiet hours)

My 2 nights here were just fine. Nothing more nothing less. Would I come back, no. I would much prefer more privacy and more remote to avoid the RV'ers. I would call this more of an RV Park than campground. We tent camp so we can't just shut the door to our RV and drown out the noise while watching Netflix inside.