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Tony Grove Campground

Forest Service · Northern Utah · July-Sept
Tony Grove Campground
Photo: Tony Grove Lake via Wikimedia Commons — see the file page for the author and licence.
8,050 ftELEVATION
July-SeptSEASON
ReservableBOOKING

Conditions Right Now

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Nights run cold up here - pack warm layers even in July.

Why Camp Here

Most Utah campgrounds that sit beside an alpine lake make you hike in. This one you drive to, about 19 miles east of Logan off the canyon highway, and the lake is right at the end of the road. A self-guided nature trail circles the shoreline, and the Mount Naomi Wilderness trails leave from the same spot, including the 4.5 mile walk to White Pine Lake. Toilets are a mix of vault and flush, and the concessionaire takes bookings through recreation.gov.

Tip: Books out fast for July wildflower season. Cold nights even in August.

Around Camp

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Out the tent door: Naomi Peak (Hike, 0 mi) · White Pine Lake (Logan) (Hike, 2 mi) · Wind Caves (Hike, 10 mi) · Logan River 1st-3rd Dams (Fishing, 13 mi)

Quick Answers

Do I need a reservation at Tony Grove Campground?
Reservable via recreation.gov.
What elevation is Tony Grove Campground?
8050 feet. Season: July-Sept. Nights run cold up here - pack warm layers even in July.
Why camp at Tony Grove Campground?
You camp at Tony Grove for the head start. The trails to Naomi Peak and White Pine Lake leave from the lake, so you can be walking at first light while day visitors are still driving up from Logan. Bring all your drinking water, since none is available on site.
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