Middle Fork Campground — Hotel in Buffalo

Overall a GREAT experience!

Camp site - We reserved our spot online and pictures didn’t do it justice! It was spacious enough for up to 4 vehicles and a total of 16 people. We only had two cars and tents and had plenty of space leftover for additional people. The site had two grills, a fire-pit with a grill attachment, and poles with hooks for lanterns or whatever you want to hang up. We were right next to a creek so it was pretty cold in the evening. There was a second site next to us but the layout for both sites had the picnic tables in the middle, so everyone’s tents were pretty far. Still spaced out though so you can barely hear any conversations from both campsites especially because of the creek.

Noise level: The creek was LOUD, so you may want to bring ear plugs if that’s not your thing. Sounds from wildlife was very low.

Amenities: There were single restrooms (total of 2) right next to our campsite since stayed at the first site off of the road. They were well maintained and clean despite it just being a single toilet with toilet paper available. There was hand sanitizer and a little glade air freshener in each restroom, I’m assuming from the camp host. There were also trash cans right next to the restroom.

Trails: There is so much to explore! There was a mini trail right in front of our campsite and we got to see a great view from higher up. There are many...

Great place for the family to spend the day rock climbing, picnicking, strolling through the trees, picking wild flowers, biking, hiking, bird watching, for wheeling, running ATVs, horseback riding, and seeking adventures of the old frontier. The weather is a bit unpredictable so be sure to wear a jacket and pack a hat and gloves. There is a good little place to grab a burger not to fat away. Simply cross the highway and the doors are with a few hundred feet of you. Cabins and campgrounds are available for the family to set up and spend the week. Lakes are within fishing distance so be sure to throw in your fishing poles. For the photographer in you throw in more than just your cell phone to capture the true beauty of the West. The sunrise and sunset make for gorgeous portraits! This area is ideal for family fun or even family portraits! Bring the family pet and let them run after the wildlife just be sure they don’t wander too far - This is the Wild West where bear, elk, and moose roam! Rest assured it’s a trip worth your time! And one you will not...

I stayed in spot #7 which was a good spot for a tent. There was a nice shaded area next to the stream but the roots poked out too much to make it good for a tent so I ended up putting my tent in the grassy part by the trees behind the picnic table. But, the area by the stream proved perfect for a hammock. None of the spots were secluded except maybe #3. But, they all seemed to have good views of the stream and the rock wall on the other side of the campground road. Pit toilets / restrooms were very clean and hand sanitizer and toilet paper was always stocked. The campground was very quiet and peaceful at night. The stars were also quite nice. During the day most of the spots seemed to stay pretty shaded but the sun does hit you pretty well in some areas throughout the day. This campground seems to be the prettiest compared the some of the other ones I drove through. I would recommend this one for sure. There is a place to get...