Adams Fork Campground

Adams Fork is a great campground, the sound of the river next to it is pleasant and the shade from the trees help to keep things cool in the warm summer. The well hand pump is awesome, as you rarely see those anymore. The campground hosts were outstanding. When we arrived we found our rig and tow were too long for the spot we reserved. The hosts were happy to help us find a different spot that we could occupy. The campground outhouses were spotless and the trash bins were emptied daily. We saw him at Horseshoe lake taking the trash and cleaning restrooms. I found out they take care of other campgrounds in the area and I'm sure they are just as clean. We are looking forward to our next stay at Adams Fork.

Most of the sites are small pad/paved areas for trailers/campers in which pictures are deceiving. Overall good though.

We were unable to bring our trailer due to truck issues, so we ended up tent camping. We would not have fit in #3’s 30’ spot with our 24’ trailer. I suppose that was my fault for not looking into more detail about the spot.
Due to husband issues, I didn’t bring fresh water from home because “they have water there”. Big mistake. The host informed us the water was “minerally”. We got some from our friends and later the host shared his water. Thank you!!
Very friendly and responsive host. Despite the short camping spaces, our overall experience was fine.

We had an exceptional experience. Beautiful views of the river. Great dirt bike trails. But the best part, was the hospitality of the campground host Craig. He went above and beyond to make sure our visit to Adams Fork was all it could be. The trash cans were always empty. Restrooms immaculate. If in doubt come here site 23& 24 are the best.

Very active and friendly camp host.

Our stay was great! Large site and an exceptionally clean space :) The camp host was so nice, Craig is goated. Blue lake nearby is a must see.

Adams Fork was very peaceful. There was a high fire danger when we stayed so no fires were allowed. That was the one thing that bothered me. There was so much down timber and dry branches around the campground that if a fire ever did start it would be out of control within the campground. I love the trees and natural setting but I do believe that the area around the camps should be a bit more fire safe. Within 10 ft of the fire pit there were piles of dead branches from a tree that had fallen.

Nice campground on the Cispus; less than 50% occupied during the week, filled up quite a bit on Friday/Saturday. Some good hikes not too far away.

Camp ground was nice and clean.

Best campground ever! Camp hosts are very nice and made sure everything was clean and perfect.