Weber Memorial Park

Lance Hill

Beautiful place. Lots of individual camp site with a few large group sites. They have an old lodge available and power for the large group sites. Everything sits just below Causey Reservoir and the South Fork River runs through the middle of the campground.

Kevin Brown

Stayed at a single site with 3 friends. We drove around a while and found a pretty good site, but our options weren't equal at all. Some sites compared to what I expect from a campground, but many were very small, very close together, and featured a total lack of trees. We stayed from Friday to Sunday and most people showed up on Saturday, I think some of them who arrived after the sun was down had to stay at the undesirable sites. Everything I saw online said the price was $20 a night, but that was outdated, it's $25. The hosts drive around to all the campsites and you just pay them, there's not a do-it-yourself box or anything. We had no problems with the hosts. The campground has clean water, but there isn't a spigot in every campsite. There are a few spigots around camp, but we had to walk pretty far (or just drive) to get to the nearest one. The toilets flush but there are no lights in the bathrooms. You can't drive into the campground after 10pm. There's a directional spike strip that lets you leave, but you'll have to walk back in. The single sites allow 2 cars and 8 people. Each site has a metal fire pit and a picnic table. Some sites have concrete pads.

Rick Jones

Really great campsites in the trees or along the river. Fantastic place to experience the fall follage. Make sure to call ahead though, because I think this park is closed after October 1st.

Brooklyn Marble

Cute campground with super nice hosts! Water available (yummy well water!), real bathrooms, and plenty of sites for both tents and campers. $20 a night, no extra charge for extra vehicles, and no reservations! Just first pay = first dibs