Stony Fork Campground

Site 43. This campground can be described as quiet and secluded. The sites are spaced out and a lot of foliage between each. We even couldn't see our neighbors. The hosts were friendly. The bathhouse we were across the street from was a little old. Not much entertainment or activities for kids as you might see at other places.

Site 43. This campground can be described as quiet and secluded. The sites are spaced out and a lot of foliage between each. We even couldn't see our neighbors. The hosts were friendly. The bathhouse we were across the street from was a little old. Not much entertainment or activities for kids as you might see at other places.

Beautiful campsites in a nice rural setting. We saw some amazing stars at night. The weather was cool for this time of year, we even slept with the windows open one night.

Nice central location for hiking. We did some fantastic hiking within a 3 0 minute drive of the campsite.

The host, Roger, was fantastic and made us feel very welcome.

The restrooms and the sites in general were extremely clean and well stocked. We will be back!

Beautiful campsites in a nice rural setting. We saw some amazing stars at night. The weather was cool for this time of year, we even slept with the windows open one night.

Nice central location for hiking. We did some fantastic hiking within a 3 0 minute drive of the campsite.

The host, Roger, was fantastic and made us feel very welcome.

The restrooms and the sites in general were extremely clean and well stocked. We will be back!

The campground hosts were exceedingly friendly and helpful. Gave great advice of local attractions.

The campground hosts were exceedingly friendly and helpful. Gave great advice of local attractions.

I was in site 7, the only pull-through in the campground. It was easy ingress and egress. Plenty of trees all around, so that I had beautiful, peaceful views no matter which window I looked out. Soon after I pulled in, Rodger, the host, came to greet me and said if I had any questions, he would be happy to help. He was friendly and showed me where to start walking to get to the Nature Trail.
The trail is within easy walking distance. I had to take the short loop because my dog can't walk very far, but if you have nothing holding you back, the Three Sisters Trail branches off from the Nature Trail and is about 5 mi long.
My only regret is that I didn't know how nice a campground this is. Trees everywhere, shaded walk through the campground with streams nearby, occasional spottings of gentle wildlife. I would have stayed at least 3 nights if I had known. Highly recommended.

I was in site 7, the only pull-through in the campground. It was easy ingress and egress. Plenty of trees all around, so that I had beautiful, peaceful views no matter which window I looked out. Soon after I pulled in, Rodger, the host, came to greet me and said if I had any questions, he would be happy to help. He was friendly and showed me where to start walking to get to the Nature Trail.
The trail is within easy walking distance. I had to take the short loop because my dog can't walk very far, but if you have nothing holding you back, the Three Sisters Trail branches off from the Nature Trail and is about 5 mi long.
My only regret is that I didn't know how nice a campground this is. Trees everywhere, shaded walk through the campground with streams nearby, occasional spottings of gentle wildlife. I would have stayed at least 3 nights if I had known. Highly recommended.

Quite and peaceful, very clean and organized thanks

We stayed here last summer and loved it so much that we came back again in August 2022 for a week. The campsites are private, shaded, and well-kept. It is within an hour of many fun, day exploration sites. The night skies were amazing.
However, at the very top of the list were the wonderful campground hosts! Roger was, without a doubt, the friendliest, most helpful, Hospitable Host ever!! Gary and his wife were also exception.
Thank you for a great week.