We stayed for 2 nights at Sulphur Campground back in summer 2018 while wildfire smoke was drifting from a fire south of the Uintas. We had a great time and found Sulphur to be quieter and more spaced out than many of the other, more popular campgrounds closer to Kamas.

This one backs up to a beautiful cliff with evergreens. While it's close to the road, we found the road noise to be minimal. Each site has a fire ring and some spacing from one's neighbors. There are also pit toilets and trash receptacles (if I remember correctly). I'm unsure about potable water.

We stayed this weekend (early May 2021) at the Swinging Bridge South Campground and had a great time. The campground includes:

• Tent pads at every site
• Plenty of space to pull up in one's vehicle
• Accessible unisex pit toilet
• Picnic tables at every site
• Metal fire rings

The cost is $15 per night with a limit to 2 vehicles per site and up to 10 people per site, with half-price discounts for National Parks/Interagency Passes. There are neither trash receptacles on-site nor potable water, so plan to pack in/pack out.

This dog-friendly BLM campground made a great home base for adventuring in the Buckhorn Wash and Little Grand Canyon overlook area. There was minimal road noise at night, though you can hear neighboring campers since it's a fairly open campground. On our night it was rather windy so plan to bring strong tie-downs for your ground tent if you plan to use the tent pads.