Stony Fork Campground

Campsite are spread out and not packed closely together, bathrooms were clean, and campground hosts were welcoming and helpful.

Clean park. Level paved sites. Quiet. Host was knowledgeable and patrolled campground regularly. Other campgrounds should take a cue regarding dump station. It is set up to be accessed from either side of the Rv. No twisting and turning to maneuver. Good Job! We’ll be back!

Clean park. Level paved sites. Quiet. Host was knowledgeable and patrolled campground regularly. Other campgrounds should take a cue regarding dump station. It is set up to be accessed from either side of the Rv. No twisting and turning to maneuver. Good Job! We’ll be back!

This park has a cozy, woodsy feel that we loved. The sites are large and spaced far enough apart that you can't really see your neighbors. It was the perfect rustic reset we needed for a week away. The sites are 30 amp electric only, and only a small number of sites have water. There are no sewer connections in the park but there is a dump station across the street from the park. However, we opted to not use it because our motorhome would have scraped on the road when we pulled out, as many others have obviously done. Our site did not have a water connection but there was a community spigot about 30' away. The park is woodsy, quiet, serene, and very pretty with a creek running through it. There is a one mile loop nature trail that we really enjoyed. It connects to the Seven Sisters trail if you want a longer hike. The park staff was friendly and helpful. Only about half of the park's sites are reservable with the other half being first-come-first-serve, most of which were empty most of the time we were there. We enjoyed the quiet solitude of this park and would gladly stay here again.

This park has a cozy, woodsy feel that we loved. The sites are large and spaced far enough apart that you can't really see your neighbors. It was the perfect rustic reset we needed for a week away. The sites are 30 amp electric only, and only a small number of sites have water. There are no sewer connections in the park but there is a dump station across the street from the park. However, we opted to not use it because our motorhome would have scraped on the road when we pulled out, as many others have obviously done. Our site did not have a water connection but there was a community spigot about 30' away. The park is woodsy, quiet, serene, and very pretty with a creek running through it. There is a one mile loop nature trail that we really enjoyed. It connects to the Seven Sisters trail if you want a longer hike. The park staff was friendly and helpful. Only about half of the park's sites are reservable with the other half being first-come-first-serve, most of which were empty most of the time we were there. We enjoyed the quiet solitude of this park and would gladly stay here again.

Loved our stay at Stony Fork Campground. The grounds are well kept and the sites are paved and are very private. This was our third time here and we will be back.

Loved our stay at Stony Fork Campground. The grounds are well kept and the sites are paved and are very private. This was our third time here and we will be back.

We loved the campground beautiful grounds and wildlife. W I have limited mobility and getting to the restrooms was a bit of a challenge.

We loved the campground beautiful grounds and wildlife. W I have limited mobility and getting to the restrooms was a bit of a challenge.

Quiet with well spaced sites