North Fork Campground

Stayed for three nights. There are bathrooms that are clean, trash bins, and water to turn off fires. We stayed in #22. I would recommend others to stay here. Diana was kind introduces herself(host)

A delightful hidden gem of a campground hidden in the middle of nowhere down the path less travelled. The majority of the sites are excellent relative to other remote campgrounds. #22 is the best by landslide, hands down, but many great options exist to make it with a freak drop-in. The campground was completely empty. Given how busy other campgrounds have been I was shocked when the host noted that I was the first camper in over 2 weeks. Unlike other campgrounds (I've seen thus far across Can/US) the $30/night rare is *steep*, and may be contributing to the low usage. Since I have the entire place to myself, I'm justifying the $60 as that premium for peace. Beyond that as a regular rate It would weigh heavily on my returning. That said, it's a wonderful campground that people who

Found this spot as we were scouting fishing spots on the white river. We stayed in 28. Clean bathrooms, quiet because it was empty. You can hear the rider from the sides closest to the road. No views because you are surrounded by trees. $30/night for primitive camping is expensive. Maybe that’s why there were only 4 of 28 sites occupied on a September Saturday?

Spent four days at this campground. The overall terrain for the tents was a little rough. Really had to look for a flat spot to put the tent. Did get to see about a thousand sheep wander through the valley though.

This is a nice campground well situated along county road 8. What earns it five stars is the camp host Diana. She is what every campground host should be: efficient, extremely helpful & friendly and a person who takes great pride in how her campground looks. My highest praise for Diana!!!