Fort Sage Trailhead Campsite

I've been here twice, in July and October. During peak season it's all about OHV and can be a little crowded. Today in early October I'm the only person here and it's spectacular. Bathrooms are clean, it's super quiet and the views are awesome at sunset. There are 3 separate areas to park with each having it's own bathroom. Great Veriz... more

Arrived on a Monday in June. No atv's or ohv vehicles. I was the only camper. Great view, fault toilettes and garbage. Dirt road in here, but well maintained. No problem even for big rigs.

Somewhat rough road driving in. There’s two small camping areas. Room for 10-12 vehicles. OHV trails throughout. Vault toilets and nice views.

I pulled in late on a Wednesday and had this trailhead all to myself. The gravel road was easy to be I gate in my sedan, just had to go slow. The vault toilet was probably the cleanest I’ve ever seen. Had 2-3 bars of Verizon and was able to work from my laptop all day. I felt safe here!

Well maintained campsites. Cattle and deer wander through. Cleanest vault bathrooms. Amazing views. Had the place to ourselves on a Sunday night. Concrete grills and picnic tables. Would stay here again!

Amazing place. Absolutely great views especially at sunset, super clean and the sites have picnic tables, fire pits and wood burning grills! The bathrooms are the cleanest vault bathrooms I’ve seen so far, and it wasn’t crowded on a Wednesday night. Just one other group near us, and they were super pleasant. Not a ton of privacy and th... more

Stayed on a Sunday night. No one else camping in the area. Super windy! Campsite are very nice. Beautiful view. Road in isn’t bad but rough. Stayed in a 25 ft class A

4 stars if better roads/directions.
Take Leaver Crossing off hyway North of Doyal. Then right at haverstock, then follow signs.
Clean toilets and garbage cans.

Although it is a bit off the beaten path, it is a very quiet campground and the signage is pretty easy to follow. I would recommend coming in from the North entrance, which sneaks up on you and we passed it looking for it. If you go through the town and enter from the South entrance there is a bridge with a 3 ton weight limit. We had a... more

We were really looking forward to staying at these two sites but a 3 ton weight limit on the bridges put the kabash on that. Our class A runs about 15 tons not including toad, well beyond the 6000 lb weight limit. If your running much more than a pick-up truck and light trailer getting to this one is not (legally) possible. What's wor... more