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VerifiedDecember 21, 2025 Stayed at: 002, Loop: BOX1
all was well, no issues
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212 reviews
Box Elder Campground offers a beautiful, shaded environment with ample opportunities for family activities, such as creek access and spacious areas for games. Many visitors appreciated the well-maintained facilities and friendly campground hosts, contributing to a generally positive camping experience. However, some concerns were raised about the cleanliness of temporary restrooms, noise levels from other campers, and the proximity of campsites, indicating room for improvement in management and communication regarding facilities.
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December 21, 2025 Stayed at: 002, Loop: BOX1
all was well, no issues
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August 21, 2025 Stayed at: 018, Loop: BOX1
The campsites are very well maintained and the. Camp hosts are friendly and help helpful.
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August 21, 2025 Stayed at: 018, Loop: BOX1
The campsites are very well maintained and the. Camp hosts are friendly and help helpful.
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August 3, 2025 Stayed at: 026, Loop: BOX2
We stayed here for two days, even though we had booked for three days and two nights. We left a night early because the bathroom at the campsite was quite far away. The reservation site claimed that drinking water was available. Still, it was only accessible at the designated group sites, making it difficult for those without a group site reservation to access it easily. We did manage to use it one morning when a group site left early. Campsite 26 did not have enough space for a tent that could accommodate six people. The campground's positive aspects included its quiet atmosphere, shady areas, and proximity to town. Would I go back? Maybe, because of the shade, but I would book a different site. Suggestions: Take your water to drink and cook. Take enough firewood to the camp. I did not see the host buy extra firewood, but the town is nearby, so you can go to Smith and purchase some. Places to visit while you are here include the Bear River Bird Migrator. The Mantua reservoir had too much algae to swim in, but people were boating, which looked fun.
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August 3, 2025 Stayed at: 026, Loop: BOX2
We stayed here for two days, even though we had booked for three days and two nights. We left a night early because the bathroom at the campsite was quite far away. The reservation site claimed that drinking water was available. Still, it was only accessible at the designated group sites, making it difficult for those without a group site reservation to access it easily. We did manage to use it one morning when a group site left early. Campsite 26 did not have enough space for a tent that could accommodate six people. The campground's positive aspects included its quiet atmosphere, shady areas, and proximity to town. Would I go back? Maybe, because of the shade, but I would book a different site. Suggestions: Take your water to drink and cook. Take enough firewood to the camp. I did not see the host buy extra firewood, but the town is nearby, so you can go to Smith and purchase some. Places to visit while you are here include the Bear River Bird Migrator. The Mantua reservoir had too much algae to swim in, but people were boating, which looked fun.
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July 17, 2025 Stayed at: GRP-A, Loop: GRP
I love this campsite and plan on coming back for our annual camp out.
But this year things were a little different. One of the benches around the fire pit is broken and cut in half. Another bench by the table is broken and no longer attached to the metal frame. It almost fell off with our water and some kids sitting on it. There were thorny branches all over the ground that poked through a few people’s shoes. And the bathroom never got restocked with more hand soap, so make sure to pack your own.
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July 17, 2025 Stayed at: GRP-B, Loop: GRP
Group site was roomy, quick access to restrooms, lots of benches and wide open spaces for tents. Would have been nice to have a more forested site, and the trail to the restroom led straight through our site, but once we were there, people went around.
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July 17, 2025 Stayed at: GRP-A, Loop: GRP
I love this campsite and plan on coming back for our annual camp out.
But this year things were a little different. One of the benches around the fire pit is broken and cut in half. Another bench by the table is broken and no longer attached to the metal frame. It almost fell off with our water and some kids sitting on it. There were thorny branches all over the ground that poked through a few people’s shoes. And the bathroom never got restocked with more hand soap, so make sure to pack your own.
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July 17, 2025 Stayed at: GRP-B, Loop: GRP
Group site was roomy, quick access to restrooms, lots of benches and wide open spaces for tents. Would have been nice to have a more forested site, and the trail to the restroom led straight through our site, but once we were there, people went around.
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June 16, 2025 Stayed at: GRP-B, Loop: GRP
Host was really nice
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Us 91, Mantua, UT 84324 United States
Elevation: 1,591 ft
Box Elder Campground is accessible via Utah State Route 66, which is approximately 3 miles away. Interstate 15 is about 15 miles to the west, providing major access to the area.
Last updated: October 24, 2026