San Juan/West Fork

Sharon

I was surprised to find it so full on a Tuesday, but we were still able to get a sweet spot with some privacy. The host was so kind and helpful, just a sweetheart. The bathrooms were the cleanest campground bathrooms I’ve ever experienced. The host not only puts occupied on the signs, he also writes an open till date when applicable! Now I know why this place is so successful- it’s the amazing host!

Ashley Webb

This was such a nice campground. Out camp host was exceptional. He gave us recommendations on what to see and do. Very helpful and knowledgeable. We had four rv's with us. Two fifth wheels and two motor homes. Sites 15,16,17 and 18 were perfect. With easy access to the stream. Sites were clean and spacious. No cell service

Jill McDowell-Mosher

Stayed here un our RV a couple years ago and absolutely loved it. Very serene. Camp host was friendly. Sites are spaced apart. Much nicer than camping at a place like Navajo Dam.

Jen

Hands down best campsite! The host is so friendly and helpful, he keeps the campsite clean as well as the vault toilets. Beautiful place to disconnect with the world for awhile, definitely have plans to return.

Lisa Lund

This campground is down a very bumpy dirt road, but we haul a trailer and took it slow. The camp host John is so friendly and keeps the bathrooms SO CLEAN!! It is quiet and you can hear the river in early June just roaring and great to fall asleep to. The hikes around are beautiful. A great place to camp, relax and hike. Lots of reservations and first come first serve sites. We will be back again.

NICO Fishing - Table Rock Fishing Guide

One of the nicest campgrounds we've stayed at in the last two weeks. The roads coming into the campground are nice. Camp sites are well spaced out. The bathrooms are the cleanest, with toilet paper folded, germ x, and reading material. All lead by the camp host John, which is great!

Hammol Tone

This is a really nice Forest Service campground when functioning as intended. On a recent visit, it appeared to be functioning as federally subsidized overflow parking for the RV park down the road. Couldn't believe someone had jacked a huge tiffin Diesel Pusher into an interior loop site. They had to have backed up the loop the wrong way to jam that in there? And there with their diesel generator running, sorry for any campers in the area, you might as well pitch your tent in a Loves parking lot. Of course they're inside heavily insulated walls with AC and big screen, they cannot hear their own generator. And they weren't the only one, RVs with motorized generators fired up all over that side of the campground. All the campers were using quiet power, but I guess being able to afford 300K for a motorhome doesn't mean you will add an extra 1% to get lithium quiet power. Or just go by an idiot proof power station under 2K that will run an rv.

Michael H

Beautiful campground but tricky to get to if you don’t have an SUV or truck. Camp host was great and helpful. We took a camper so a little rough getting down the road but quiet and peaceful without the RV noise. Toilets are pit style but clean. Would love to come back with my fishing pole next time.

Bogdan Nedanov

Wonderful campground at a spectacular location. Off the highway near a beautiful meadow and easily accessible via a dirt road. The sites are quite far apart, so you get a lot of privacy. The campground was quiet with great amenities (eg. drinking water, very clean restrooms etc.) and easy access to some nice hikes. The host, John, is a super nice guy and gave us lots of tips on what to do / where to eat in town. We loved our stay here!

Bradlee Clark

Great Forest Service campground. VERY quiet and serene. The current camp host, John, is a very nice guy. The pit toilets are kept clean. Potable water spigot and trash bins at the entrance with firewood available for purchase. I highly recommend site 16 for a tent camper. While the whole campground can hear the West Fork, site 16 can actually see it. Awesome white noise to sleep to.