Nunns Park Campground

I loved this camp ground. I can’t remember the spot I was at but I backed up to the river and it was peaceful. There are walking and biking trails. The camp hosts were nice and helpful. Bridal Veil Falls is on the other side of the hwy. you can walk to it. You can fish there. I really enjoyed it. The bathrooms were clean too which is important to me.

I have MintMobile cell and it worked up there.

You can park right up to the water. There are paved walkways going both ways so you can bike or walk. It feels like a city park with joggers, dog walking, scooters, and bikers passing through the path. Great people watching. Cell service is good. Bathrooms are very clean and the camp host is nice. There is a park area for kids on the other side. You are below a major highway but if you park next to the stream that is all you hear. Great little spot. This would be IDEAL for traveling with kids since there is the stream, a bathroom, and a park right there.

The campground is nice and so are the hosts. It is no longer FCFS so we tried to use the website to make a reservation. The website is very difficult to use, almost impossible on a phone. The campground host let me make our reservation on his iPad. All was well until we noticed how many boxelder bugs had entered our trailer. We ended up leaving and going elsewhere.

Stopped here so we could enjoy the food in Provo. The good things about this site is it’s gorgeous setting nestled in the Provo Canyon.

The downsides are that the spaces are tiny, the highway is right next to it (depending on site this wouldn’t be an issue), our 26 foot airstream and short box full cab Ford could BARELY make it around the loop without hitting a tree.

Only sites worth it are 1 (next to host but easy access and right against river) or site 10 (harder access but most privacy of all sites). We stayed at 17. It’s the largest site but butts up against a public paved trail that is used all night and had significant highway noise. All sites are water only. Great and kind host.

Great spot to camp close to Orem/Provo, especially with kids. Next to the Provo River and the Provo River Trail. Lots of shade! You can hear cars from the highway, but a spot next to the river helps drown that out. Sites all had tables, fire pits, and a place to grill. Restrooms were vault toilets. Some spots did not have a good space to park in, but they do have an overflow area close to the restrooms you could park at. Also has a playground by the campground. Sites are only available on a first come, first serve basis. We were there Monday-Tuesday and shared the campground with only 4 other families. Campsites have a max of 8 campers.