Beaver Campground

I stayed at beaver campground on Thurs-sun. Friday night until we left was very busy and loud. I didn't get one good night's sleep. Big groups stayed up till 3am and on. Some sites are more private than others. We started off in 11, but due to a reservation mix up, had to move to 9, which was considerably less private. It felt like we were camping, with, our neighbors. No trails on the campground, but we enjoyed falls creeks falls, about 10 minutes down the road, although our gps took us on a detour so it took us a bit to find it. The bathrooms were clean, and smelt of fresh air. Some dogs were off leash, but most were respectful. I prefer less crowded , families, large groups would enjoy this campground.

Outstanding hosts, really helpful to some first time camper van users! Clean, quiet campground. Beautiful maples.

This place is gorgeous. It's well maintained.. the spots are reasonable.. the river is gorgeous and there are so many spots you can get down to it and lots of water shallow enough to just kind of wade and play... some spots are freaking phenomenal.. the bathrooms are amazingly well maintained..
The greatest thing about this location, even above the pure beauty of the place, has to be the camp hosts they are sweet and kind and caring and they really really love what they do...

This is a nice, small, quiet campground. The hosts keep the vault toilets clean. They used to have garbage cans around camp but they took them away last year. Now, there is just a dumpster at the entrance to camp. I only wish they had more reservable campsites.

We absolutely love Beaver campground!

I will go back. It was 105.1 degrees the first day and 101.7 the second day. The third day I left.
What I liked is that the sites seemed to be farther apart than in most camp sites. The pad I was on was level. I was camping on a very hot day, 105.1 degrees. Some sites were empty because people didn't show up and some left. However, no one ran generators and the people that were there were quiet so it was very peaceful.
What I didn't like is that my site was a little over grown. It had to be careful backing in to keep from hitting branches that needed to be trimmed back. Other sites were not so bad. Another thing that could be better is to have garbage cans around the camp. Right now there are only the huge bins at the entrance/exit of the camp. Normally it wouldn't have been a big deal but walking a over a quarter mile when it was very hot was not good.

Beaver Campground is my favorite, it's small, secluded and quiet. Each site has space and trees/bushes around it so you're not looking at other people or vehicles. The Wind River is peaceful, it's so nice to sit next to and unwind.

This campground is rather rustic, with mostly vault toilets and few water spigots. There were beautiful tall trees and ample shade.

This is a small campground. Sounds easily carrying across the campground.

We go here every year and this year they didn't have the water turned on so it was a royal pain to have to haul in our own water. It was something about staffing issues and delays on getting the water tested. Of course they did get it turned on after we left but it was still a bummer. Let's hope they have their act together next year.

Besides the water issue, camping was still fun.