I hate this place. It's absolutely horrible and disgusting and I hope you never come here…read more Just kidding, but please stay away anyway because we already have a very hard time booking a spot to camp here because it is so beloved by so many. This is a lovely little state park and it's fun to hang out on the beach all day and paddle board and swim. The camp sites have power and running water pumps. Bathrooms are always super clean. We love it here so much and it has quickly replaced our other long time camping spot as the family favorite.

This is a great place for a family reunion. We had one here several years ago. Plan on one next…read moreyear here.

Great Park. Nice green lawns, shade trees in most sites. Clean, well kept. On the river but you…read moremight hear a train during the night. In town but doesn't feel like it. I recommend and would stay again

Do not recommend this place. Def pricy for the tiny homes to have towels in place of cabinet doors…read more If you book one bring your own linens. We were appalled at the loft and the lack of space. You had to bend sideways to walk up into them. Good luck sleeping in the heat up there. Nothing to do here at all. It's a place to sleep. Just overall not worth the money.

LOVED this campground! Wish I could give it more stars…read more Clean, quiet and beautiful. The road up can be a little hinky in spots, and I'm not so sure a large RV could make it up. Perfect for tent camping, vans and small travel trailer or truck campers. The toilet is compostable (aka a glorified port a potty) so don't look down the hole. Also, no showers. There is one water access point but it wasn't working while we were there. No big deal, just remember to bring some up the mountain with you!

Absolutely a special hidden gem. BLM is the only way to camp. Fewer people and only serious…read morecampers who don't dirty the place with litter and noise. Give it a try.

Nice, clean, quiet campground with a pool and nice clean showers. They even have a small game room…read moreand washers and dryers. This is a secluded well maintained campground. They have a few small cabins that are clean but with no amenities. They are kinda strict but it keeps everyone happy to have nice green lawn, big shady trees and safe campground roads. We love camping here.

Not too far from the I-15, Big Mountain Campground offers tent and RV camping. Additionally, there…read moreare cabins for rent. PROS - nice, welcoming owners - full hook-ups - level, gravel RV sites - clean restrooms/showers - free WIFI - dogs allowed - playground for kiddos - swimming pool during warmer seasons - game room - horseshoe pits - picnic table and lush green grass at each site - laundry room - Good Sam discounts available - close enough to Nephi for eateries or some shopping - host stays on site in an RV CONS - fire rings are not available at all sites - Highway 132 is busy even in the middle of the night (I'm a light sleeper, though) - Verizon mobile service very spotty or non-existent A one night stay (9/10/17) for a pull-through site with full hook-ups for 2 adults and 2 children was $46.60. 2017 Yelp Challenge 98/100

We planned a fun trip to Moab to see the National Parks and wanted to make it affordable. We are…read morecampers and came across Up the Creek Campground on a web search. It was cheaper than getting a hotel in town and sounded more adventurous. We were sold on having a bathhouse with a shower and flush toilets. There is also a sink to do dishes in and outlets to charge your electrical devices. The nice thing is that the campground is right off the main road through town if you need to pick up anything or want to eat out instead of cooking your own food. Up the Creek Campground has 16 tent-only sites that are nestled within a grove of large shaded trees. If you want to cook your own food here at the campground, there are grilling stations. There are also patio games like Corn Hole near the community area. I was a little worried about noise because this place is a few blocks from the main road. But everything was surprisingly very peaceful for us. The best part about this place was being a short drive from both Arches and Canyonlands National Parks. The only bummer during our time here was a major rainstorm that passed by one day. It rained hard for hours that day. Up the Creek Campground offers sensible weather coverage per day if it rains over 1.5 mm per hour for over 2 hours during daytime hours. I appreciated the refund for that day because we had to take shelter in our tent most of the day. Great place if you don't mind camping. You can walk up or book ahead of time.

First thing I asked was, " Is there any Propane in the Tanks?"…read more Well there should be. Was the answer I got. Ended up running out of Gas Two times. The 3rd Grill was across camp in another person area at 9:30pm. Meals ruined now. Have fun finding food at this hour. Shouldn't mention a Creek that you can't see or access. Couldn't believe how many Triggers I got attacked by! Moved down by the Colorado River, didn't have that issue? The table that is Covered in Tree Ooze, that they can't seem to just move to eliminate the issue. Or maybe as they text me about the Propane issue; they will get to it tomorrow. Not a Happy Camper! Especially since I got charged for a night I wasn't there! At least there was a Shower? And the other Travelers! That's it!

NOTE: I'm unsure as to why this campground is marked as closed, when it is most certainly not. We…read morestayed here on Monday night and it was full of other tents and campers. While this was a bit more expensive ($43) than we are accustomed to paying for a campsite, we opted to stay here due to the close proximity to Arches and Canyonlands National Parks. That said, after spending a night in the campground and exploring the park the following day, we felt it was well-worth the cost. Our campsite was private and had its own picnic table and shelter, which included a light and lockable cupboard for food and other items. Each campsite has a fire pit and grill, though we used neither due to the burning ban. The bathrooms were very clean. Kayenta has some spectacular views, especially at sunset. Overall, five stars from us!

Absolutely beautiful. This was our first time in the area, let alone off-roading, and I'm in love!…read moreWith this being over the solar eclipse weekend, everything was packed. I'm not sure if this is the norm for this area or not. The beauty itself was just to die for (for its area). I have always traveled through the state, and I always hated it. I-70 it's is, ugh! With that being said, we are planning to go back out next year (not for the Jeep Safari, but that would be awesome) to do more trails.

As long as you are picky about where you stay we recommend this campground to anyone. I would stay…read moreaway from the group site close to the bathrooms on the their side of the road next to the mountain. It did not feel like camping at all. Other spots here are fantastic though. The lake was not filled as you would expect with the weather we have had. It was much higher than than overall expected. We walked through the campground and wrote down campground numbers that we would want to stay at next time we are down here. Yes, there will be a next time for sure. 27 with 26 25 24/23 23 is double 24 is single water spicket close 6 9 double 10 double good shade 14/15 18 double in front of beach and bathrooms 22 single corner tons shade corner 3/22 across street good shade in both

The campsites on top of the hill has no shade it was hot. Then there were little kids riding their…read moreATVs in the parking lot and parents did not care. I called the ranger and they did nothing. Leaving a day early. Not a good experience at all!

This place was gorgeous, perfect for camping. The restrooms had flush toilets (yay) and drinking…read morewater spigots at each site. Truly enjoyed our stay and the on site ranger was friendly and knowledgeable.

Our cabin was very clean equipped with enough heaters. Microwave, fridge, tv, and comfy bed!read more

We stayed at Duke's Slickrock Campground & RV Park, and I'm torn--because the cabin was absolutely…read moreperfect. Huge, clean, beautifully decorated, comfy beds, adorable porch...seriously, everything you could want. But then came the shower...and it was a complete disaster. The water pressure was a joke. I've never experienced anything so pathetic in my life. You could barely get wet, let alone wash yourself. It was like trying to shower under a dripping faucet in slow motion. I swear you could spit harder than the water came out. I left the shower feeling more dirty than when I went in. This wasn't just inconvenient--it ruined the stay. It's heartbreaking, because the cabin was otherwise amazing and the price was great. But if you actually need to bathe, don't even consider staying here. The shower alone is a dealbreaker.