Photo: Wind Cave trail above Logan Canyon via Wikimedia Commons — see the file page for the author and licence.
5,200 ftELEVATION
May-OctSEASON
ReservableBOOKING
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Why Camp Here
This is the Logan Canyon campground that works for people who do not really want to rough it. It sits 7.6 miles up the canyon from Logan with flush toilets, potable water, and paved interior roads, though the parking spurs are not paved. Three group sites handle up to 100 people between them, and there is a full amphitheater with bleacher seating near Group Site C. Worth knowing before you plan a late arrival: the gate gets locked at 10 pm.
Tip: River sites go first. Fish the evening caddis hatch steps from your chair.
Around Camp
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Out the tent door: Wind Caves (Hike, 1 mi) · Logan River 1st-3rd Dams (Fishing, 5 mi) · Logan River (Fishing, 5 mi) · Naomi Peak (Hike, 9 mi)
Quick Answers
- Do I need a reservation at Guinavah-Malibu Campground?
- Reservable via recreation.gov.
- What elevation is Guinavah-Malibu Campground?
- 5200 feet. Season: May-Oct.
- Why camp at Guinavah-Malibu Campground?
- Because you can walk to both the water and the trail. The Logan River runs along the campground and the Wind Caves route starts about a mile away, so a car can sit unused for days. Sites are reservation only through recreation.gov, with a seven day limit that fits a full week.