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This campground is at the northern edge of the Uinta Mountains. There is no water or garbage service. Nearby Activities: Elk Park Trail leads south into the mountains. There is a shorter trail that goes northwest to Summit Springs. Fishing for rainbow trout in Deep Creek is popular in this area.
This campground is 15 miles south of Manila, Utah off UT-44, then about 4 miles on Forest Road 539.
Amazing place. Absolutely love it. Gorgeous creek, lots of shade. quite new facilities. 12 USD per night. Animals around. Just be ready for low temperatures at night as this place is at the bottom of a canyon.
Great place to explore and enjoy the hike friendly paths
The dogs loved it.
Absolutely beautiful, the camp monitor was rude we were trying to figure were to put our vehicle and she told us where we could, then came back saying people were complaining so we put them in a site and then said we were going to run to town to get cash to pay for that site too we even offered the site to some tent campers ,your custodian needs to chill a bit we already paid for our our camp site she had our information, we would pay we love deep creek and wanna keep coming but she needs to give people a bit to set up before she starts hassling
Small forest campground with 2 loops. We were lucky that the back loop was completely empt. Tight for anything longer than Ram2500 and 27ft trailer
Small cg at bottom of a canyon. No potable water, no trash dumpsters. Recent improvements seem to include a new bridge over the creek and several new vault toilets. However, this CG has NO CELL signal whatsoever. Note the road in narrows down to a single lane as it drops into the narrow canyon, I would not pull a TT into this CG!
