Deseret Peak Complex Campground

We were traveling through and wanted a place to stay overnight. We stayed in an electric only site for $30. Full hookups were $40. The full hookup sites were 3/4 full. Only 2 other vehicles in the electric only. Because of the ball team parking pressure, the spaces were partitioned with enough space to back in and signs that stated no parking in between. Our site was relatively level, but we still leveled up.

Arriving about 3:30 on a Saturday afternoon, the ball fields were busy as expected but what we hadn't expected was the roar of the racing on the nearby track. It was loud enough to be heard over the A/C in the trailer. The racing did stop about 5pm, but then we were aware of deep bass vibration from the adjacent event center that was having a private event according to the complex calendar. The bass could also be heard over the sound of our A/C and persisted untiil finally at 10 pm it quit.

Recommendation: check the schedule to see what is happening, especially on weekends.

Desert Peak Complex has a very wide variety of areas (it is huge), including the Tooele County Fair. It is parking lot style (see photo), but there is plenty of grass. Restrooms and showers are super clean.

We paid $20 for an electrical site (+ water and sewage is $30). The place was nearly empty on the Saturday after Memorial Day.

But it is confusing ... the complex is (again) huge and Google maps didn't send us directly to the campground. We entered at the main entrance (on Hwy 112), drove past the entrance 'shack' (closed) and toward the ball field (keep the restroom/shower building in sight and you will do fine). Camping is between the administration building and the aquatic center.

The lady in the administration building reserved our spot on the computer for us. We only paid $30 for full hookups. Stayed 1 night. Only 1 other camper here. We would definitely stay here again

I found very little information about this park before arriving and found no photos, but it is a small, fine spot for an overnight. I'll include photos that show many of the 12 spots have no shade. Also, the camper in site 12 told me the sewer was backed up from sites 8 through 12, the office was aware but it had not been attended to several hours later. We don't seem to have a sewer problem at site 1, fingers crossed. The actual sites are small gravel and level. There's grass behind and green ball fields in front of the RV area. The aquatic center is adjacent on one side although there was no water in the pools the day after Labor Day when we were here. I walked across to the Administration Office and Convention Center to inquire about wifi. The wifi password was posted on the wall and speed is passable.
The Campendium link to their website only provided a telephone number. I had no luck reaching anyone over the weekend and no one returned my calls on Tuesday, however, I found a link for online registration here: https://dpc.activityreg.com/selectfacility_t2.wcs. My space was marked with my name when I arrived.

It’s a parking lot in a sports complex. However, you can either pay $30 for full hookups or $20 for electric only. A perfect stopover for a night.