Guinavah

About

Guinavah Campground is nestled along the Logan River in Logan Canyon, part of the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest. The campground offers 34 single sites, 3 double sites, a glamping site, and 3 group sites with a large amphitheater. Massive 75-year-old black willow trees forest the site alongside maple and oak, providing plentiful shade throughout the summer and spectacular autumn color displays. The Logan River flows gently through the campground, offering excellent fishing, tubing, and canoeing opportunities. The Riverside Nature Trail and Crimson Trail can be accessed directly from within the campground, connecting to a network of hiking and mountain biking routes in the surrounding canyon. The campground features paved roads with unpaved parking spurs, flush toilets, and drinking water. Due to the campground's location on the river, spring and early summer flooding should be expected. The campground gate is locked at 10:00 pm each night, and there is a 7-day stay limit. Holiday weekends require a 3-night minimum reservation.

Directions

In Logan, UT, at the intersection of US 89 and 91 (Main and 400 North), turn east onto US 89 North (Logan Canyon National Scenic Byway). Continue 7.6 miles to campground sign. Turn right into campground.