Ladyfinger Campground — Antelope Island State Park

There’s 2 or 3 loops in the state park, we got one of the walk up sites on a Friday night. $20 and includes entrance fee, you check in at the guard station at the entrance and they said park gates close at 10pm.

Had a great view and were able to walk to trail heads. Our section had vault toilets for each group of campsites, huge fire pits and two picnic tables at each site. Only con is that the brine flies were outrageous!! I know outside comes with bugs, but this was like a different level! They actually chilled out once the sun went down but during the day constantly landing all over us. So just be mentally prepared.

Antelope island was the most beautiful surprise!! We drove from Central Oregon to saltlake in one go and when we got to saltlake we had no idea where we were going to go for the night.

Antelope island was maybe 30 minutes of a drive from Salt-lake and the island was BEAUTIFUL.

When youre on the long straight away to the island everything looks so ghostly, foggy, and unexplored. The sunset was one ive never seen before.

There was only a few other rvs there and everything was very spread out.

Within 10 minutes of finding a spot we saw multiple buffalo and a heard of antelope!

That night the wind coming down from the mountains was horrendous and the rain poored! But the next morning it was beautiful!

The island is absolutely beautiful, the bison amazing and we looked at two campgrounds that were both in great locations, with great spots.  Unfortunately all that beauty can't distract you from the thousands of bugs that are determined to eat you alive.  We had already set up camp, sprayed bug spray and brought out all our anti-bug measures, but none of it worked.  We had to break down camp and leave.  Driving off the island, it sounded like rain, but it was in fact bugs hitting the windshield and front of the car.  I would not come back to camp here, but it's worth a day trip.