Willard Bay State Park RV & Campground Guide

There are three Willard Bay State Park campgrounds, and both are located near marinas to ensure easy water access. Choose sites with and without full hookups, and enjoy the convenience of the on-site dump stations, bathrooms, and hot showers. If you want to be near the beach, choose the Cottonwood Campground near the North Marina. The South Marina is best for boating, but it’s only open from April to October. The Willow Creek area offers both single and double campsites. Rates range from $25 to $50 per night.

Willard Peak Campground prides itself on offering the best possible service to RVers. Pull into your leafy site and enjoy gorgeous views of Willard Bay; the state park is just a mile away. Turn the other direction, and you’re rewarded with remarkable mountain scenery. Full hookups make it easy to use all of the amenities in your motorhome. Plus, with hot showers, bathrooms, and a laundry room, your crew has plenty of space to spread out. Sites at Willard Peak are $35 per night or $200 per week.

When it comes to amenities, it’s hard to beat the Brigham City / Perry South KOA Journey. This gorgeous campground features full hookups, Wi-Fi service, and a swimming pool that’s open in the summer. The park snack bar is a great place to pick up treats, and you can even buy propane and firewood on-site. Bringing a pet? A dog park allows your furry friend to run off-leash. RV sites at the KOA are tucked under the trees, giving you plenty of shade and privacy. Relax at your picnic table, and cook meals on the private grills. Prices vary by site, but you can expect to pay at least $40 per night. This campground is located just three miles north of Willard Bay State Park.

Drive 10 miles northeast of the park to find Box Elder Campground and its small assortment of quiet campsites tucked into the forest. Nearby, you’ll find the stunning Mantua Poppy Field and the Mantua Reservoir. Sites here are basic, but the small town of Mantua is nearby for anything you need. A short way from the campground, you can access a huge network of hiking, biking, and equestrian trails. During the summer, there are flush toilets and drinking water. No matter when you come, your site includes a picnic table and campfire ring. Sites start at $22 per night.