Springer Gulch

We stayed at Springer Gulch for 2 nights and it was amazing! There is so much to see and hike to! The site was very clean and they had a lot of options when we stayed! The people around us were very nice and we had the campground to ourselves one night! The camp host-Paul, was super friendly and very helpful! I would 100% recommend any of these campgrounds to someone!

Pretty campsite if you don't mind driving on some dirt roads to get up here. The canyon itself is gorgeous and has some great fishing spots nearby. We lucked out and got a spot at site 6 because of someone else cancelling last minute. Our site backed up onto a hill; we had a car tent and van in our party and both fit on the site! I don't think there was any room for even a small tent unless you wanted to pitch it on a sloped area though. The camp host was friendly. Be prepared to bring firewood in with you because it's a long drive if you forget and the stuff they sell is pricey. The other campers were relatively respectful of quiet hours, had a few people talking after 10 but no loud music or anything. Our site was pretty spaced out from the others but if you're on the other side (sites

Nice campsite and access to camp fires. The restrooms are vaults, so bring little lysol to-go spray and antibacterial. No cell reception, so download your stuff ahead of time (music/movies). Everything echoes like crazy, so keep that in mind if you're a light sleeper and/or have loud neighbors lol. It has great access to the river for fishing, and really, the whole canyon is amazing, a real hidden gem. We would have stayed at other camp sites too as well, now that we got a good look at them. Firewood is $10 (cash) per bundle from the camp host. Entry fee is $10 (cash) also per car. Very quiet, secluded, very unplugged to the internet, it's good for you to touch grass, cheers lol.

Springer gulch is a great camp location being so close to cheeseman canyon, and has great access to the river. 4 stars only because the sites are a little small. I

Absolutely beautiful place to go camping,fishing,hiki,off-roading, or just to get away from all the people. It's just miles and miles of riverside driving, picnicking and camping. Just remember to bring $7 cash to get in (even if you've paid for camping reservations).