Cache/Box Elder

Reservations are available at Cache/Box Elder, a National Forest campground in places to camp near Mantua that runs from mid-May through mid-October. RVs up to 35 feet can access the sites on a drive-in road, and the campground sits close enough to Brigham City that resupply runs are straightforward. Camp hosts are on-site during the season and firewood is available for purchase.

Sites are heavily shaded by trees, and a small creek runs through the property. Reviewers note the spots can feel tight in some loops, so larger rigs should factor that in when choosing a site. The main bathhouse has sustained damage and is currently closed, but porta-potties have been kept clean. NikNak L. sums up the general layout as "lots of trees, clean bathrooms, little creek running through."

Road noise is worth knowing about before you book. Truck traffic on the nearby highway is audible through the night, particularly at sites closer to the old campground 12 area. Bugs can also be active after dark. The campground has drinking water, picnic tables, fire rings, a dump station, and ADA-accessible facilities, and pets are permitted throughout.

Nearby alternatives include Mantua Waterfront RV Resort and Box Elder Campground for campers who want to compare options in the same corridor. Reservations are a smart move for summer weekends.