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Upper Meadows Campground is a small campground located adjacent to the South Fork of the Ogden River. This campground has gravel spurs and roads, cement table pads, fire rings. A Campground Host is in Lower Meadows just west of the entrance a. Firewood can be purchased from the Host. Popular local recreation activities include fishing, hiking, swimming and tubing down the South Fork Ogden River (a life jacket is required for all tubers). Causey Reservoir, a scenic mountain lake, is three miles east. Site Details and Accessible Features
From Ogden, UT, take State Rt. 39 east 18.4 miles to campground sign. Turn right at sign into campground.
Have a 35foot bumper pull trailer. Had a hard time getting it in campsite 5 but was able.to get it. The bathrooms (no water) but were clean and did not smell bad. Had a good time stayed up late making noise and no one complained. Will camp there again.
The campground is fairly nice, the river is amazing! The campground hosts don't really care too much, he seems like he is done already. The problems are that it is always noisy and the pets on leash rule isn't enforced so dogs roam free and quiet times are not enforced either, there is party noise until well after midnight and since the hosts stay in the lower Meadows, they don't care.
Great camping trip. Right next to a stream. The table was shaded in the morning. The tent was shaded in the evening. Toilets were put toilets but were cleaned several time a day and were just fine. I love camping in Utah.
Just had a three day campout with some friends here and loved it. We found it online and didn't really know which site to pick, I went with 9 and it didn't disappoint. It was tucked back at the end of the campground and it was very private despite the campground being full. We could only kind of see the tents of the neighbor. The camp host Todd was excellent and very accommodating. The river is really close to most of the sites. The bathrooms and sites were very clean. We did get an email a few days before that there would not be any water but that was no big deal, we usually pack a ton of our own anyway. My only complaint is the mosquitos, heat, and humidity but I'm from Star Valley Wyoming so I'm a little pampered 😄 We really liked that our camp site window tag got us in to Pineview Reservoir as well, since it's $18 and we didn't even show up there until 3 and there was a huge storm in the distance slowly making its way to the reservoir (which in my opinion would not have been worth it)
Our little family had a great time. We stayed in Campground number two, which - while near the river - was close to the main entrance. Next time we are definitely going to try to book either Campground nine or six; they look pretty sweet!
There was running water while we were there, but my understanding is that isn’t always the case, so bring your own to be safe.
