Fort Buenaventura Park

At Fort Buenaventura Park Campground in Ogden, Utah, history and recreation collide in a unique riverside setting that feels like stepping into the past. Located on an 84-acre site along the Weber River, this campground stands out for its reconstructed fur-trade-era fort, immersive natural environment, and extensive activity options including canoeing, fishing, and a championship disc golf course.

The campground offers a selection of group campsites and unique accommodations like teepees, which enhance its rustic appeal. While primarily a primitive camping destination, limited electric hookups are available, and facilities include potable water, restrooms, showers, and fire pits in designated areas. Highlights of your stay might include exploring the fort’s authentic replica structures, canoeing on the pond, or hiking the scenic trails connecting to the Weber River pathway.

Conveniently located just minutes from downtown Ogden, Fort Buenaventura also serves as an excellent base for discovering nearby attractions such as urban parks, cultural museums, and miles of biking trails. Its blend of historical charm and outdoor adventure makes it perfectly suited for group retreats, family gatherings, or weekend getaways.