Chukar Park Campground

I stayed at Chukar park after reading the reports on Campendium. Use the coordinates and not the street address my GPS wanted me to turn into a field 1.5 miles short of the campground. Warning don't venture down the dead end road at the campsite if you have a trailer there is no turn around and its tight for a truck turning around. The road to the campground is very washboard as soon as you turn off the highway and super dusty my max speed was 15mph. This camp is right on the river there is a nice little knee deep wading pool off spot #17 to cool off in and plenty of potable water spigots around the camp. I did not use the toilets they seemed to be well placed around the park. I'm going to list what I saw as pros and cons.
Pros Cons
Lots of shade spot #6 (mine) best for camper Not friendly to rigs over about 34'
At night very quite Noise from cattle trailers speeding on road in daytime
Friendly camp host Over grown with tumbleweed around fire pits and sites
Grass areas (tent sites) very well cared for No dump station

The park filled up on Friday night with that said there were only four campers the rest were tent campers passing thru. This could be a beautiful little park with a little work the camp host (very nice) lent me a rake and in about 1.5 hrs my site was looking good minus the tumble weeds. The normal cost of $5.00 is great I paid 1/2 that with my golden age card.

November 2019 stay:
We stayed here while passing through the area. It is a 6 miles drive from the hwy to the campground and it is gravel and very bumpy. But, the campground is dreamy and was worth the drive for us. The stream was partially frozen and the ground was covered in fall leaves. Only one other person camped there the night we were there. Zero cell or wifi, so be sure you don't need that.