North Fork (WY)

Great spot. I appreciated being able to book as I was arriving in the evening but being late in the season, there were many empty spots. I liked that the sites were a little spread out. Water was a hand pump. Some sites had the table and fire pit far from each other and had to find a good tent spot due to all the rocks (nature of the area) but the site was set up well.

Water pump in working order, nice creek nearby, bathrooms were out of toilet paper Monday morning but refilled in the afternoon, spot was fairly level. Some spots are really narrow (46). Can get 2 bar Verizon service in pockets nearby. Minimal shade. Not super windy relatively speaking for the area!

Nice location!

Very scenic. Campsites clean. Convenient location for us. Total area was beautiful! Will go again.

We appreciated the opportunity to reserve the site. The interface was easily managed and the outcome on arrival is what we expected.

Great spot and beautiful scenery.

What starts as a pleasant drive up the mountain turns into views that rival even the most popular attraction across the country. I would recommend budgeting extra time to pull off and enjoy the incredible views on the way to the camp site.

The camp site itself was perfect. Maintained gravel roads, clear signage, plenty of vault toilets, and level ground to set up my tent. I’ve camped from Yosemite to deep appalachia and this campsite is up there with the best i’ve seen. 10/5

We are very happy to see that you are now allowing reservations at this campground. More reservation sites would be even better. Some work to level out and enlarge some of the sites would help also.

This used to be our go to camping area. We liked when it was quiet and we could find spots for our small trailer. Those times are gone unfortunately.
Even with some reserve spots it’s still difficult for us to get there due to people from Colorado taking all the spots first. Our last visit, we reserved a spot and arrived around 9pm to find a Colorado plated RV in our spot. They refused to move. There were no rangers or hosts at that time to enforce the rules.
The next day a host was available along with several Forrest service employees, they talked to the Greenies; and they still refused to move.
If you’re going to offer reserved spots, then you need to enforce the rules when someone pays to reserve it.

We are very happy to see that you are now allowing reservations at this campground. More reservation sites would be even better. Some work to level out and enlarge some of the sites would help also.