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Primitive camping
The road traffic was SOO loud! We were on the closer side to the road so it may not be too bad in one of the more west spots. It was a nice area with a lot of shade. The womens bathroom was actually fairly clean, however from what the men said their bathrooms were disgusting and flooded the whole time. The lake was a ton of fun, they have canoes, kayaks and paddle boards which was awesome. The staff at the lake was very nice and even let us exchange a kayak for a paddle board halfway through. We had 25 people including kids with 4 different people paying and they remained patient with all of us. They also have an awesome floating bounce house (pictured).
One of our favorite places to stop. Full hook ups with clean bathrooms and showers. Also has great beach access and short nature trails for the kiddos. There is a lot of road noise being off the I-15 which is the only drawback.
Its ok for being so close to ogden. The water spicket leaked like crazy in site 74. We ended up filling or freshwater tank. Hook ups were otherwise good. Not a lot of people around in march. No attendant on duty at gate but we had a reserved tag on our site with our name. If you want complete quiet at night stay somewhere else, the highway noise is all night.
Gorgeous campground right on Great Salt Lake. The sites on the water are double sites so double the price. No hookups in the northern marina area, single site is $30 a night. Showers and bathrooms are ok. The bathroom near us had 1000s of flies in it. Sunset is phenomenal here. Mosquitos are pretty bad (it's July). Campground was quiet and the gate closed at 10 so you can't get in after that but you can get out.
We had a great day at Willard Bay. The place is amazing since Utah State Park renovations. Beautiful sandy beaches no bugs and very clean. Showers with clean restrooms. Started to get a bit busier around 3:00. There are several beaches with picnic areas. We kayaked and bird watched. Had a great day. Water is warm and dogs are allowed. Did not see any algae along the beach line.
