Cedar Springs Campground

We were visited by a bear three nights. The bear destroyed our camp in its search for food and wrecked a storage bin and tipped over our drinking water container. It climbed on the table and dirtied our tablecloth. I still gave four stars due to the beauty of the surroundings, but the DWR should have done a better job of controlling the wildlife. An adjacent camper carried a 9 mm handgun for protection.

too bad campgrounds in the flaming gorge area close so darn early in the season

Dump station and fresh water not available in mid May.

Just so you know when you get there. The loop is very slanted by the path to the picnic table so to be level you have to park and the that faces into site 2’s picnic table and camp. The photo on the website is of site 3 btw too.

Very beautiful spot. The hosts were so nice and easy going. Our spot, number 9, was very private and spaced away from any other sites. Other campers there seems very chill and easy going. No crazy obnoxious partygoers. Would highly recommend and we’ll definitely be going back 🎉

Awful. There was no running water at all. No email, nothing on the notice board to make us aware of this. We only found on when attempting to fill our water bottles up before bed. Had to go the whole night without a drink and we’re unable to shower the next day. When we asked the camp host they didn’t seem to have an idea when there would be water. Requested a refund but was told this was down to the campsite manager! Might as well have dispersed camped nearby!

Unfortunately the water wasn't turned on yet but great campground, level areas to put your tent, good trees to separate you from other sites, we put up a zip line across the small cove over the water it was fun.

We had a wonderful stay at Cedar Springs Campground! The grounds were private and shady. While the camp host wasn’t present during our visit, the bathrooms were very clean. We stayed at campsite 7. It was close to the bathroom and water spout. The lake view was also only about 20 steps away. With that being said, we could hear all of the music and fun happening at the marina. It didn’t bother us, but I’d you are looking for a quiet stay, the site might not be it. We loved it though! Would definitely stay again!

Drove almost 400 miles from Colorado to stay at this location. Paid full price for the campsite for 4 nights. Trash was overflowing and animals had gotten into it. Camp hosts were not concerned with cleaning it up, but a member of our group picked it up. Showers were not open. Dump station was not open. Fish cleaning stations were not open. Bathrooms were out of toilet paper. These were all considerations of us choosing Flaming Gorge and the Cedar Springs Campground.
We probably won't return for a while.

Good location, crowded camps.