Wolford Campground and Marina

Nightly rate reflects weekly rates. Wolford Campground is a great place to visit. Camp hosts were very helpful with getting me set up (my husband was out of town on a business trip so I drove the rig in by myself). In fact, I did notice that once a rig left, the camp hosts came by and cleaned the space for the next camper. Almost all the sites are un-level, so plan on using blocks or having your wheels "in the air." A fair amount of rigs are there for all summer and folks come up on the weekend for fishing and boating activities on the lake. There is a marina there with boat rentals (rates are very reasonable). As mentioned by other campers, this area can lend itself to high winds.

When we pulled in to dump after boondocking, a cheerful camp host rode out on a 4-wheeler to greet us. He confirmed that RVs could dump at the campground for a fee, but that rinse water was seasonal (and not working yet). He suggested Red Mountain RV Park--also on Campendium--which was in town a few minutes away. Easy pull-in and pull-out. We'll visit Wolford Campground again.

This was a really interesting campsite. It seems so barren with nothing but scrub-brush and sage bushes, but it's nestled next to the Wolford mountains and reservoir, with a unique beauty of its own. Little prairie dogs race all over and there is a neat trail up the nearby "hill" to a gazebo on the top with a great view of the surrounding landscape. We were pleasantly surprised that we enjoyed our time here and if passing through this way, we would stop here again.