There are approximately eight to nine locations, all relatively flat, either densely wooded or exposed. Every location is equipped with fire pits and tables. A couple of locations have communal restrooms. The breathtaking landscape is adorned with rock structures and a considerably thick woodland. The only drawback is the lack of garbage bins. T-mobile's cellular coverage is sufficient for streaming purposes. The 4G signal strength fluctuates between one and two bars. The tranquility in this area is remarkable. Off-highway vehicles are prohibited on woodland paths. This National Forest region is incredibly pleasant. The park ranger has patrolled this area twice over the weekend. I'm definitely revisiting this place!

This is a lovely small location, peaceful and hidden away, with breathtaking views and surroundings. It can accommodate various sizes of vehicles, though mobile reception can be inconsistent and varies with your position within the campsite. There was some litter found around the area following the spring thaw - individuals really need to improve their cleaning habits. I would definitely consider a return visit.

We spent one night in Reva Gap Campground and we enjoyed our stay there ! It is really quiet, easily reachable (the gravel road is well maintained) and there were plenty of spots (it was on a Saturday night). It was windy when we slept there which was much appreciated after a hot summer day travelling in the car. We parked our small campervan (16feet) on a spot which was quite flat, secluded and not too far from a pit toilet. We cannot tell about the water as we had enough to cook / have a shower.

We arrived Sunday afternoon and only one other camper. We travel with a 35’ fifth wheel and had no issues driving around each loop and could easily back into all spots. Some are tighter than others and your stairs will be putting you into the grass, or off the gravel area making the steps difficult to manage. The badlands area is very cool to explore. Verizon Cell service was 2 bars LTE and could easily stream videos/movies, at least on the south end where we stayed. It’s very quiet and remote.

It is a small camp for small rigs. The gravel spots are too narrow and have a slat so it is a bit awkward. But the place has great views of badlands

This really is a gem of a spot. There were 2 other sites occupied but the only sounds I heard were owls and coyotes. I’ll stay here again!

Such a quiet campground! There looks to be about 10 official spots? 6 with gravel back ins. There is 1 pull through spot. The official spots have a metal fire ring and picnic table. There are 4 vault toilets spaced out throughout the campground which is nice! They aren’t being cleaned at this time but still being stocked with TP. Extremely peaceful and not frequently used. During my 3 night stay, I had 1-2 campers I was sharing the campground with. There’s a nice picnic area at the entrance. There’s also an electric outlet up front if you need to charge something, with a donation box. I had 2 bars of LTE via ATT basically anywhere before the first camping loop. After that, 1 bar of 4G. Saw a forest ranger drive through one day. I’d definitely stay again and it’s free!

We had a nice one night stay here 9/10/2020. The cows were a bit loud from time to time. The pit toilets were very dirty and full of insects.

Seems to get full on the weekends, but I was still able to get my Sprinter reasonably level on one of the grassy areas in the cul-de-sac near two small trails at the end of the road. Wonderful views and a special area.

This is an amazing little gem! We arrived late afternoon with no one there and only one other person pulling in later. Sites are so far apart it doesn’t matter if someone else is there anyway. If you walk to the south end of the campground, there is a forest road that leads to a gate and past the gate is a mini badlands. We had the place to ourselves to explore. Very cool place. Note that due to COVID, the pit toilets were closed. No other amenities.