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Anderson Cove

Anderson Cove is found on the South side of the Pineview Reservoir just west of the Snowbasin turn-off. Camping here is great if you plan on enjoying the Reservoir as it has its own beach and boat launch. Other amenities include volleyball courts and horseshoe pits. The camp ground has 5 group sites that can accommodate up to 100 people and several single and double-family sites. Toilets, drinking water and a small general store are also on-site. To reserve a spot call 800-280-2267. Open May-October

Jefferson Hunt Campground

Located east of Anderson Cove on the South Fork inlet of Pineview. This campground also provides easy access to the reservoir but only has 29 individual sites. Jefferson Hunt is a bit more secluded and tucked down a small road away from the main road. Open May-October here to edit.

North Fork Park

North Fork Park Campsites

North Fork is not a Forest Service camp like Anderson Cove and Jefferson Hunt, but instead is run by Weber County. North Fork Park lies at the far northern end of the Ogden Valley. It is arguably the most scenic spot in the Valley. The Park has great trails for hiking, trail running, mountain biking, and horseback riding. Six large boweries can accommodate 200-300 guest. In addition there are 181 individual camping sites, fire pits, picnic tables, running water, flushing toilets, volleyball poles, horseshoe pits at large group areas, horse corrals, cross-country skiing - 7 1/2 miles of groomed trails, camp host, and on site handicap facilities. http://www.co.weber.ut.us/parks/nfpark.php

North Fork Park

South Fork of the Ogden River

As you head up Highway 39 into the canyon that leads to Causey and Monte Cristo you will find several campsites along the river. These include Maples, Magpie, Hobbie, South Fork, Perception Park (can be reserved for groups), Botts, Upper Meadows, Lower Meadows, and Willows. These are also closed during winter months. For reservations call 800-280-2267

Weber Memorial
Located at the base of the Causey Reservoir Dam this is a large camp ground for groups or individuals. Amenities include, flush toilets, running water, baseball diamonds, volleyball courts, horseshoe pits and an enclosed lodge. http://www.co.weber.ut.us/parks/wmpark.php

Primitive Campsites

These campsites are located along trails and are only accessible on foot with varying distances. If you're lucky, you'll get the site all to yourself. To locate, go to "Trails".

Wheatgrass Canyon Trail

One of the campsites on Cold Water Canyon trail offers a lean-to for shelter.