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Stopped here On our way through. There really is only one level spot. The other ones are impossible to get level. We tried. Really hard. Ended up camping in the boat launch parking lot. And risk getting a ticket.

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 for a stop over or an extended stay. A bit shady on many of at Sites so don’t plan on much sun. Unless you know the place. We stayed at site 17 and it had good afternoon sun

Hosts and everybody there are super friendly we had a great experience. I would highly recommend

Only downside is minimal cell reception. They do have Wi-Fi but it’s also not the best

Beautiful spot along a reservoir. Lots of spots to choose from. True boon docking style. Beware of soft sand in spots and bugs! We had flies galore (camped late April 2021).

We stayed on north end of lake in a large open area tucked up against a hill. It provided privacy and protection from the wind we had the day we were there.

Stopped here for an over night. It’s a really clean and organized park. All pads are concrete and level. Fill hook ups. Decent spacing between units.

Cons: nothing but concrete and grass at site. No picnic table. No fire pits. Overpriced.

With kids we would t study here again as there isnt much for them to go. If you want a place to sleep and are in a pinch it’s good for that.

Stayed here one night while heading south. No one around. We were the only ones at the place. Power is still on but water is turned off for the winter. Beautiful location with the sunsetting over the mountains.

We stayed here for one night while traveling through. This place is great because it is quiet. If you were looking for anything to do other than a dinner, have a campfire and sleep there isn’t much.

The grounds or not cared for and needed mowing. But that was the only complaint for us

Some sites have power and water other sites have water nearby.

Note: if you are coming from the south east do not follow google directions. It will take you down a farm road. The road you really want is one road to the north. You will see signs for Angel Peak. Do not turn before you see the signs.

This place is absolutely incredible views. Would not recommend it for big rigs as there are only a few sites that are long enough and level.

We had the place to ourselves because it was in the 30s with 30mph winds! But it didn’t stop us from enjoying it

The people here are really nice. The reservoir is a fraction of what it should be so it’s not “waterfront.” Facilities were run down but functional. It served our purpose great for a stopover and to drain our tanks.

This place is basic but there’s water if you need to refill. No power. Good cell signal and level spots. No real bells or whistles but there is a good amount of hiking from the campground. Oh, and the mosquitoes are insane this time of year because of all the stagnant water around here.