Writing on Stone Campground

Awesome trails. The guided tour was great but book early. Beach area is nice and sandy but they have a shower handy to wash off before heading back to RV. 30amp and 110 standard plugs on RV site and overall nicely spaced out. Great place to explore or just relax

So many to see here, hoodoos, petroglyphs, history’s, hiking etc. It gets so crowded during summer and mostly if not all sites are reservations only. We went here mid april and sites are about 40% full. Most sites have electricity but some doesn’t. Campground is open all year long. No cell signal in the campground but there’s plenty in the visitor centre which is about 5 min hike up.

Easy access on paved roads. Sites are large and private. Lots of trees. River access for swimming and wakeboarding. Small shop for limited goodies. Sites have electricity only, but drinking water spigots around park site. Good cell coverage on Telus network. $39 Canadian.

• My site was almost perfectly level.
• It was very spacious and quite deep, could have easily accommodated a much bigger rig.
• My RV (26’) and toad fit in with plenty of room to spare
• Site had power (30 amp), picnic table and fire pit
• There are several pit toilets throughout the campground
• There is shower building with flush toilets, showers are $2.00 for 5 minutes, not way to control temp, but water is warm
• There is a store on site with limited selection.
• Lots of things for kids and adults to do
• River is about 100 feet away, hoodoo and trails right there.
I truly enjoyed my stay there, however due to limited services, pay showers, cottonwood fluff like it was a blizzard and an infestation of moths I can only give this a 3 out of 5.