Bay Creek Campground

Another beautiful Jack's Fork River access point. Clear water from a nearby cold spring feeds into the area, making the waters refreshing on the hottest of days. There wasn't much floating traffic, so it made for a very relaxing day while we fished, snorkeled & explored. While fishing, we caught long-eared sunfish, rock bass, rainbow & brown trout. So many spots to play & check out that it never felt crowded, even though the campground was busy. I'm sure we'll be back on our next trip to the area. Well worth the two mile trek down the washboard access road!

The best place to spend your holidays with families and friends. Since no net work there phone and other are no use. So you have no choice but spending time talking , swiming , fishing, camping and paddling boat and other activies. The best thing is warm water.

Great place but you need a truck to get through. Also we had a campsite and needed to go to town and when we pulled back up 3 cars was parked at our site they went fishing. It was local which so am I but the entitlement was overwhelming. Also the park ranger will visit you every time asking you a million questions. Other than that it's a great spot . No wifi service tho

A nice quiet campground at the end of a long windy gravel road. Clean pit toilet but no other improvements except for picnic tables and fire pits.

Had an awesome time camping there for the 4th of July week. The bathrooms are VERY well kept with concrete wheelchair parking. The sites are large with lots of shade. As of this posting (7/9/2023) the cost is $10 a night. They have fire pits with a grill for every campsite. Each site also has a lantern hook. The water is safe for kids of all ages, the current is very strong, and the water is crystal clear. Things to watch out for / CONS: - absolutely no cell service. Which ties into the next thing. - take screen shots of the weather. It's a flash flood area and you'll want to get out quick before a down pour. (Trust me we know from experience 😅) - RACOONS - they WILL chew through canvas bags. Keep everything food related locked up after dark in vehicles or complex clasps with metal containers. Plastic totes with stuff on top of the lid for weight doesn't matter to this team.