Beautiful campground, but ruined by entitled users and lack of Forest Service coverage.

The campground itself is great, every site has lots of room. Some back up to the woods, others to the spring itself. Forest floor is more dirt than pine needles, I'm assuming this is intentional with the problems with fires. A nice hike around the spring and the associated creek are pretty relaxing.

While we were there, several campsites had 6+ vehicles staying at the standard campsites (not group site) and were driving small ORVs and motorcycles back and forth through the campground and up and down the hill at the north end of the park. I arrived at around 3 PM, but didn't see any rangers until around 9 AM the next morning.

I'll skip this campground next time. I realize I was there in high summer but it was unbelievably noisy and busy. Hard to have any quiet with the number of vehicles coming and going.

Best campsite surprise of my trip. Small campground by the Bear River. I was in site 1, nicely secluded from the other sites. A bit of a drive south (~30 mi) if you are coming from the I-80 via Evanston WY.

Many of the sites literally back up to the river. I was there mid-week near the end of July and was the only site taken, I found it hard to believe. There are postings about bears, but the only wildlife we saw were a couple of deer up the road and a mouse hanging around for crumbs.

Two box toilets in the campground, very clean. I'll keep this place in mind as a hidden gem for my next drive through the area.