4.2472 reviewsPrice
$20 - $25/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
1 campsites
Season
No water available. ...
Cell
No Service
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Price
$20 - $25/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
1 campsites
Season
No water available. ...
Cell
No Service
Pets
Check Policy
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Smithfield Canyon Rd, Smithfield, UT
Fall hikers and families with young kids will get the most out of this place. September aspens, Summit Creek calm enough for children to wade, and trail access into Mount Naomi Wilderness make the $24 fee defensible. Book early on Recreation.gov and avoid site #5.
Trailer owners over 24 feet will struggle on access and fit. Reviewers also report theft and disruptive groups near the sites, and with no camp host, no cell service, and full trash cans as a recurring complaint, solo campers or light sleepers should weigh that carefully.
Reference information about Smithfield Campground sourced from official USFS records and forestcamping.com. View official recreation.gov page →
<p>This campground offers access to hiking and biking trails. Two miles up the road is the Smithfield Canyon trailhead, which leads into the Mount Naomi Wilderness. There is a stock loading ramp at the trailhead parking lot. Trail 007 leads to Tony Grove Lake, on the other side of the wilderness. Activities include fishing, hiking, mountain biking, and horse riding.</p>
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Fall is the sweet spot here. September through early October brings crisp days in the 50-65°F range with nights dropping to 25-40°F. Trails dry out for hiking and biking, aspens turn gold, and the creek runs cool enough to activate trout. Crowds are moderate with weekend spikes. Summer can push past 80°F, which makes the creek appealing but brings more insects. Winter dumps up to 4 inches of snow weekly with freezing temperatures. Spring offers mild conditions as the canyon wakes up, though mud can linger on trails.
Fall called the 'sweet spot': crisp days, golden aspens, dry trails—peak season for visiting.
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Smithfield Campground provides several essential amenities for campers. Restrooms are available seasonally, along with picnic tables. Potable water is typically available, but a review noted that water was not available at certain times, emphasizing the importance of checking current conditions on recreation.gov. Camping areas include access to fire pits, although not all sites may have rings. "Some of the campgrounds have the fire-pits with the grills on it," according to one review. There are no electrical or sewer hookups, nor is there a dump station for RVs. "No waste water hookups. No dump available," pointed out a reviewer. Cell phone service is generally unavailable. One reviewer highlighted, "No phone service." There is no camp store on-site, and trash facilities are limited: "Trash is always full," another reviewer noted.
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