Utah Lake Campground

Stopped in around 4:30 pm on Monday. There were approx 6 sites open for one night. CG is flat, spots are fairly level with W/E . All sites are paved and has a canopy over the picnic table with cement pad. Grill for when use when burn ban not in effect. Very clean and taken care of . Some sites have young trees. When these trees mature shade will be more plentiful.
Convenient to shopping restaurants etc.

UT Lake SP is a pretty typical SP with relatively large level sites offering privacy in a natural setting near the lake and the amenities of Provo. Sites are W/E (30 amp) with a dump station on site and access to a nearby path and the lake. We enjoyed a quiet stay here. Verizon worked fine without the booster, and their rate is $40 a night +$8 reservation fee.

The camp site is one of the very best. Not too many sites and most with a view of the lake. Vert well spaced and almost flat, easy accessible sites. Garbage and pump out super convenient. No dog park but huge amount of space and endless walks.
BUT..there are 2 showers for the whole place, one was not working and the other was disgusting. The drain had clumps of hair, the tiles were grimy and slippery, there were used bottles and tissues, and after complaining at the gate nothing was done.
So..if you don’t need a shower the place is heaven!

Small quiet campground with multiple pull through sites. Flat concrete shaded patio worked well to deploy our wheelchair lift. Sites are spacious and close to lake.

We were pleased to find a wheelchair accessible fishing platform. Locals were catching white bass. And, right outside the front gate is the accessible Provo river trail. The sign said closed ahead but I had a nice walk on the shady trail anyway. Accessible shower and toilet outside main loop. Yes, it was actually wheelchair accessible.

2nd stay, much busier/FULL; weekend in June Previously in Fall; midweek.

Bathrooms fairly clean; shower head is full stinging spray; no quarters needed!

Buggy @ marina; not so in campground
Great walking about

Electric/water hookups without problem; dump located @ entrance near shower house. Water vavle broke: continuously running in a drought but a busy camping weekend

Windy and cottonwood floating! Picnic table under small pavilion. Asphalt type pad. Grounds are dry and green weedy. Our dirt-dog lies on cool ground!

A basic state park with great walking areas. Kinda pricey but it fills the need after 4 nites of boondocking. East access from I-15 exit 265. Good cell reception for our Verizon phones.

Our site was a pull through on the lake side of the campground with a great view of the sunset. We felt like we had a lot of privacy in our site because our trailer blocked the view of the rest of the campground while we sat at the picnic table. Park was clean, quiet, electric & water hook ups with a dump station. Not very much shade available.

This would be my least favorite of all government (city, county, state, federal) at which we have stayed.

The “grass” area was mostly weeds. The staff mowed the grass/weeds every day for hours at a time. The mowing began at 10:00 a.m. each day and went until dark. The mowers would go over and over again the grass they already mowed. They kicked up dust also. Lots and lots of dust. Constant dust.They used over-sized, golf course sized lawn mowers.

The campground has litter all over. I picked up a grocery bag full of litter from our site when we arrived.

Much of the area seems to have been under construction at some time, but was abandoned. There are weedy dirt berms with chunks of broken concrete half buried. Some parts of the berms are fenced off with temporary cyclone fencing. Half of the fencing is standing, and half is knocked down. There are areas of the park where improvements seem to have begun, but were abandoned long ago, with dirt piles and rocks left as they were.

There was a stench that pervaded the campground. It was so horrendous that it woke me up during the night.

This is a campground fit for the Munsters.