Mustang Ridge Campground

Won’t be going back to this campground.
We had 3 pull through sites…
if you have a large trailer or fifth wheel
the spots were very narrow, and impossible to pull through… we had to back in at an angle.
Bathrooms were clean but you had to drive to them.
This campground could use some updating..

This was my first time to flaming gorge since I was a child and my husbands first time there ever. Mustang Ridge campground made it an amazing experience for both of us. We were able to set up our camp like pros! My husband even saw a nice four-point buck come through camp which made his experience an awesome one! Campsites were very clean and very hospitable, so thank you so much! We will be back for sure 😃

We stayed in site 22 for 3 nights. We had reserved for 4 but left early due to the heat (not much anyone can do about that), noise, and general rudeness of others around us. Generators and parties well past the quiet hour, even on Monday night (I'd expect that more on the weekend); off leash dogs running through our site making my on leash dogs go nuts; very loud music that could be heard and felt several sites away; and fireworks (who lights fireworks in the national forest??). The most annoying thing was that the site we chose happened to be the "highway" between the campground and the primary swimming hole and we had people (including large groups) walking through (not around) our site at all hours. People did not respect the space and we were constantly having to manage our dogs who were understandably upset. This was not fun or relaxing in any way. We only saw the camp host twice, driving by on a golf cart. The lake is nice, but don't stay in this site if you are looking for a quiet (or even relatively quiet) experience. I get that people go camping to enjoy the company of their families and friends and know that there will be some merriment, but this was over the top just bad.

Cleanest outhouse bathrooms ever! No bugs, no dust. Kudos to the camp manager.

Like many campgrounds the sites are clustered too close to one another. People today are not as considerate in terms of noise and how they manage their kids. Its unfortunate that such campgrounds were not designed with more space. The facilities at the campground were excellent and the campground host, Ken, does a great job.

Bathrooms were clean. Camp site was clean with enough space to put 2 tents up. Ample parking for 2 vehicles. Beautiful views.

Everything with the campground was great. The only improvement is with the shower facilities. The facility closes far to early every night and the timeline doesn't coinside with the camping experiance. Like you would like to take a shower after having a campfire but they close at 8pm. The showers/bathroom should be unlocked 24/7 to facilitate this as the current schedule is very inconvenient.

Our first site was terrible site #19. said its a pull through but really it's just a pull out along the main road. Our slides were in the narrow road which made us feel very nerous. Thankfully we walked around the campground and found another site #60 that was a FF and were able to change sites. The camphost was really helpfull in this matter. Be aware also the entry is a little tight for bigger rigs. Not a bad place for a smaller RV or tent camping but not a lot of sites for bigger RV's.

Good campground experience. Sites in excellent condition.
Two night stay. Used vault toilets, shower house and potable water spigots as well.
I suggest improving the signage that routes traffic especially for those not familiar with this large campground. The entrance by the host / hut is a confusing intersection.
Suggest a second shower house/bathroom combo.

We went to Mustang Ridge for the camping and boat/boating access. Camping was really good, loved the campsites (we had 3 for all our families). We were very happy to have the showers there. Unfortunately the only temperature they had was HOT. After spending a day in the heat/sun boating, you want a cool shower not a hot one. The only other complaint we had is the boat ramp; it's small, long and steep. There is a clear sign that says "Do Not Park Beyond This Point". It's there for a good reason, you can't turn your vehicle and boat trailer around to launch if there are cars parked beyond that sign. On Saturday there were at least 7 vehicles (without trailers) parked there which made it extremely difficult for people to launch their boats including us. After several attempts we were finally able to launch. While we were waiting for my husband to get on the boat, (he was parking the truck/trailer) a DWR truck and trailer with a boat came down to the ramp and did NOTHING about all the vehicles parked illegally, very frustrating. Once on the water, Flaming Gorge is absolutely BEAUTIFUL and breath taking!!!!!