North Red Hills Campground

Office closed the entire time we were there, never saw a staff member. Latrines were clean, area well cared for. There was a fire ant colony adjacent to campsite 28.

Couple things to remember first:

1) If traveling in an RV trailer, 5th wheel or Motorhome - Do not approach from the north (Alcova), the road is all dirt/gravel, washboard and very mountainous and steep at the end. Need to take Seminoe Rd. from Sinclair, easy drive, paved to about a mile from park entrance.

2) Fill up your water tanks as you enter the park, some sites have 50/30 amp but no water or sewer.

The Campground was amazing, the views were eye popping and the staff were more than happy to help. All the upper campsites have 30-50amp while everything below and closer to the water was dry camping only. For flat sites for bigger rigs stay in first 2 loops. Site #1 had just about 360 degree views, but was dry as well. Our other favorite spot was #18, dry, but closer to the water with amazing views.

Cell Coverage is spotty at best, we were able to use AT&T and Verizon with 1 bar each, but only at sites at the upper end closer to the office.

The public toilets were all vault but were very clean. You can use the dump station before you settle into your spot or upon leaving, dump station is on your right as you pass the office coming into the park.

Being there are few trees in this park, I can see mid-summer being a bit hot! We were here in late August and had fantastic weather, 80’s high, 50’s low.

Over-All, I loved this campground, super quiet, lots of wild life and just amazing views. We will return someday!!

Happy Camping !