North Fork Park (Weber County Park)

Heather Stoffers

I love Northfork Park. I run a lot of trails, and some of my favorites in the park are the Bicentennial, Mule Ear, Mule Shoe, Ben Lomond, and Cutler Creek trails. Spring is green and fresh. Summer evenings are mild if not cool, and fall days are brilliant and crisp. The Trails Foundation of Northern Utah has been hard at work repairing bridges and maintaining trails this summer. The Ogden Nordic Ski Club maintains the trails in the winter for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. I've seen moose, deer, wild turkeys, skunks, rabbits, hawks, and owls. Day use picnic areas are available and restrooms as well.

Zachary R Grant

It's a great, quiet campground with lots of open space. It's maintained pretty well, though obviously it is a campground, so the roads are dirt much of the time, and some of the fire pits aren't present. I recommend it though. Bear in mind that there is no reservation. I came on a weekday so it wasn't busy though.

An W

North Fork is excellent! Great for mountain biking 💛, hiking, cross country skiing, launching for back country skiing. All of it is excellent and well maintained. There are moose, oodles of birds, cougar sightings (human and four legged - jokes), snakes, etc.

Brandon Musgrove

North fork is a great park, I love to come here and ride my fat bike during the year. Not just since snow but also during the summer time opens up a whole different set of scenery and technical skills. And if you're lucky you might see a moose or two while you're out there riding or running.

Kris “66” Price

Been coming up here since I was just a baby with my family going camping. We just recently had a family reunion up here and it’s a beautiful place to go. We found a trail and walked down to the stream and that ended up being the highlight of the trip. Everyone went down there and played and cooled off and got wet and had water fights!!!