North Fork Campground

Lucked out with the weather lottery on a mid September camping reservation. Site "is" close to the highway and you can hear it but couldn't see it (at least from my site). Sites are a fair distance from neighbors. Varies in size from smaller pullouts, to pull thru and even double site pull thru. The site we had was a double which was enough room for my truck, 30' travel trailer, and for my kids truck and daughters SUV. The site had two nice picnic tables, fire pit with grate, and plenty of space for the kids two tents. Asphalt road with a speed bump. Pit (but clean) toilets. Potable water sources. Camp host was friendly and helpful. Camp fires allowed in firepits and firewood bundles available for $10.

Beautiful spot. Seriously, the cleanest pit toilets I've ever experienced. The campground host is super friendly and helpful. Cash only on the spot because there is no internet access. Some sites are closer to the main road, so you can hear (not see) cars passing by. Easy access to Harriman trail for cycling. Bear territory, so be prepared to properly store food and tolietries. Overall, it was a great spot, and I would gladly camp there again! Next time I would try to get a spot with river access.

We had a LOVELY weekend at the North Fork Campground! Jane, the campground host, was the absolute friendliest and most helpful host we have ever had the pleasure of staying with! She went above and beyond to make us feel welcome! Can't wait to plan another stay here again soon! Quite a few mosquitos around in the morning and evenings right now, so plan accordingly.

Fine campground. There are several pull through spots perfect for RVs. Some of the sites are very private, others not so much. Paying was weird. The campground host comes around to collect the money. He was a nice guy, but it was very different from what I've experienced before. Typically it is self pay and the hosts are very hands off (often times you are camping to get away from civilization after all)

We loved our experience at this campsite. We brought 3 little kids and there was enough room and privacy for them to explore/ride bikes and just be kids. We were only 20 minutes from downtown Sun Valley, and on hour from Redfish lake where we could have a beach day. Campground was well kept, never busy or crowded, and the manager was very pleasant to deal with. We will be coming back soon!