The campgrounds arent private at all and not well regulated however it's still very nice for a campsite.

The little trail that goes up the canyon is barely a half mile, but it is still super nice to sit and enjoy the shade in a grove of trees near a small pond of collected rain water. The echos from the surrounding area and gorgeous red rock cliff walls are worth the small trek if you'd like to sit and enjoy lunch but not have to do anything strenuous.

The area is fun to explore up to the reservoirs and if you take the time to drive toward the San Rafael Swell you'll find a few amazing spots with petroglyphs. The campground itself is ok, the spots are very hit or miss if they are private or have places to put a tent so be sure to do your research. The river that runs by the campground is lovely and they do have electricity at the pavilion and drinkable running water which is great!