Willard Bay State Park Campground Utah
Willard Bay State Park Overview
Willard Bay State Park has 3 campgrounds next to a freshwater reservoir about 12 miles northwest of Ogden on the flood plans of the Great Sat Lake. There are a total of 104 campsites including 53 with full hookups, 17 tent only, 33 primitive (no hookups) and 1 group site. Three cabins are also available.
Willow Creek Campground (sites 101-140) is next to the reservoir and has primitive and tent only campsites. South Marina Campground (sites 301, 302, 304, 311-331) is also next to the marina/reservoir and has full hookup, tent only campsites and the one group site. Cottonwood Campground (sites 202 to 238) is about 1/2 mile from the water and has full hookup sites and 3 cabins.
Park/campground amenities include drinking water, flush toilets, showers, a dump station and trash collection. There are also two marinas, boat ramps, picnic/day use areas and swim beaches.
“Club Rec” also has boat and a variety of watercraft rentals. ATV, motorcycle and side-by-side UTV rentals are also available.
You might also like Anderson Cove Campground over next to Pineview Reservoir. East Canyon State Park is also about an hour away near Morgan, UT. Great Salt Lake State Park is about an hour south.
Willard Bay State Park – Area Recreation & Activities
Outdoor recreation in the area includes boating, fishing, swimming, water sports, hiking, biking, sail surfing and picnicking. Wildlife viewing can also be nice in the area.
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Amenities
- Bathhouse
- BBQ Grills
- Boat Launch/Ramp
- Boat Ramp
- Boat Rental
- Boat Trailer Lot
- Campground Host
- Campsite Tables
- Cell Service - Good
- Concession Stand
- Concessionaire
- Dock
- Drinking Water
- Dump Station
- Fire Pit
- Fire Rings
- Firewood Available
- Grills
- Group Pavilion
- Ice
- Marina
- Pets OK
- Picnic Tables
- Ranger Station
- Recycling Center
- Restrooms (Flush Toilets)
- RV Hookups (Full Hookups)
- Showers
- Trash Collection
Activities
- Biking
- Bird Watching
- Boating
- Canoeing
- Fishing
- Jet Skiing
- Kayaking
- Lake
- Mountain Biking
- Nature Trails
- Paddle boarding (SUP)
- Paddle Boating
- Photography
- Reservoir
- Sailing
- Stargazing
- Swim Beach
- Swimming
- Wake Boarding
- Walking Trails
- Water Skiing
- Water Sports
- Wildlife Viewing
- Wind Surfing
Willard, Utah 84340-9999
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Campsite Types
- ADA
- Camper Van
- Full Hookup
- Group
- Primitive
- RV
- Tent
- Trailer
# of Campsites:
110
Season:
Year Round
Elevation:
4,225
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Stayed at state park in a 35 ft 5th wheel 3,4 and 5 Oct 2022.
Easy access and good sites.
Flies and mosquitoes atrocious.
Arrived and paid for 3 nites. Nothing on check in board regarding reservations for any site. After sightseeing on 3rd day, arrived back with host and other rv waiting at our site. Others had also reserved the site we were in we were forced to move to another site (no easy undertaking). We hadn’t departed for sightseeing until after 1015 AM, and hadn’t been informed that that site had a reservation against it
Advised campground host that we had been there for two nights already, and hadn’t been told the site was reserved. The host now had two unhappy campers, us and the people who had to wait for us to move to set up in their reserved site.
The host should have the responsibility to ensure this doesn’t happen. To do that, there should be a list of upcoming reservations posted at the site checkin box, and post reservation notices at the individual sites (or post notes describing the dates the site is available at the site.).
I would also add that the current camp host’s site looks like a homeless camp – trashy.