Willard Peak Campground — Hotel in Willard

🌟 A Hidden Gem in Nature's Embrace: Willard Peak Campground Review 🌟

Tucked high in the rugged beauty of Utah’s Wasatch Range, Willard Peak Campground is a sanctuary for adventurers, families, and soul-searchers alike. From the moment you arrive, the crisp mountain air, towering pines, and sweeping vistas of the Great Salt Lake and Antelope Island will leave you breathless—in the best way possible.

🏕️ Campsites That Feel Like Home (But Better) Each site is a private oasis, thoughtfully spaced to offer seclusion amidst nature’s grandeur. Imagine waking up to sunlight filtering through aspens, your morning coffee accompanied by the chatter of chipmunks and the distant call of eagles. The sites come equipped with sturdy picnic tables, fire pits perfect for s’mores-filled evenings, and ample space for tents or small trailers. While amenities are rustic (pack in water and prepare for vault toilets), the trade-off is pure, unfiltered connection with the wilderness.

🥾 Adventure Awaits at Your Doorstep Hikers, rejoice! The campground serves as a gateway to Willard Peak Trail, a moderate trek offering 360-degree panoramas that stretch across Utah’s iconic landscapes. For a quieter escape, wander through wildflower-dotted meadows or follow secret fishing spots in nearby streams. At night, the sky transforms into a celestial masterpiece—stargazing here rivals any planetarium.

🌄 Unforgettable Moments The magic of Willard Peak lies in its ability to cater to all. Families bond over campfire stories, photographers capture golden-hour alpenglow on the peaks, and solo travelers find peace in the whispering pines. Don’t miss the short drive to Ben Lomond Summit for a sunrise that will etch itself into your memory.

Pro Tips: Best Time to Visit: Late spring through early fall for wildflowers and mild temps. Prepare: Bring layers—mountain weather shifts fast—and a camera for endless photo ops. Book Early: Sites fill quickly, especially on weekends!

In a Nutshell: Willard Peak Campground isn’t just a place to pitch a tent—it’s an invitation to slow down, breathe deeply, and rediscover the wonder of the natural world. Whether you’re chasing adventure or serenity, this hidden gem delivers. Five stars, a thousand memories, and a promise: you’ll leave already planning your return.

Pack your sense of wonder. The mountains are...

Mark and Evielynne are just some of the greatest managers we have met as full time RVers! Very accommodating and worked with our ever-changing schedule on our reservation as it had to be changed a few times and Mark was always happy to do what he could to accommodate and was able to keep our spot for us, which was a huge help! Not many parks would do that for their guests. The staff was very friendly and went out of their way for all of their members with anything that they needed. Everyone here was very respectful, with a great area for the dogs around the whole outside of the park so you could walk your dogs. They have camp fire rings in a big group area to do fires or picnics, games- whatever you may need. There’s plenty of room. The grounds were maintained and even had the area sprayed for bugs which was instrumental at keeping them at bay and made being out in the evening even more enjoyable! Would definitely recommend this to anyone that is looking for a spot in the area, I would gladly...

They finally got around to placing the sod and the amount of bugs in the soil or sod is almost to much to believe!!! I called the manager (Kayla) and I asked what they are going to do with the bug problem, she stated that they are going to cut the grass. I have know idea what cutting the grass is going to do with the bugs. Most times before you lay sod you treat the soil and the sod suppliers treat the sod. But I guess that costs to much money or they don’t know what their doing. When we first arrived at this site they said all amenities will be completed by March. Well as you can see to this date they are not finished. You look at the pictures of Willard peak campground on there web site, what a lie. No grass for months and no amenities completed. But to your surprise they still charge full price for the site. To some up everything this is the best joke on all of us in the campground. Most of the time you call Mgr. And have to leave message during business hours. Nota great way to...