Fall River was beautiful! We stayed in site 4, and it was about 40 meters from the river, which was nice. We saw multiple fish in the river and enjoyed the trail along the banks. Campsites are nice sized and with decent privacy from neighbors, along with ample shade. There were surprisingly no mosquitoes, and that was very appreciated. It was one of the dustiest campgrounds we've ever stayed in. The dust was a little overwhelming. No water, so come prepared! Pit toilets are fine and well maintained. Directions from Bend are easy and you are able to stay on a well paved road for the entire route.

Soapstone is a beautiful campground with private sites and a nice creek running through it. We stayed in site 32, which was right up against 150. Still had a great view. If possible, I would recommend staying on the side closer to the Provo River, but we still really enjoyed our site despite the road. If you are coming from the east, I would highly recommend NOT taking 37, as per Google's recommendations, unless you have a truck. Our little car struggled with 10+ miles of mountain and gravel. 150 was great in late June, and I would recommend going the 20 or so minutes out of the way simply for a better road. Highlight of our time at Soapstone was a moose walking right through our site upon packing up in the morning. So cool!