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Honeycomb Rocks campground is located about 10 miles from the town of Enterprise. Recreation opportunities include: hiking, fishing, sight-seeing, wildlife viewing, and boating. Enterprise Reservoir is located near the campground; with a boat ramp available. A group picnic area can be reserved through the concessionaire. Ask the concessionaire or the Interagency Office for maps showing ATV opportunities. Facilities 21 campsites with picnic tables, fire pits, and tent pads Drinking water Vault toilet Garbage disposal
In Enterprise, UT, take Main St./State Rt. 219 west to where both routes end (west end of town). Continue straight on an unnamed road for 5.4 miles to "Y" intersection and campground sign. Bear left and go 4.8 miles to sign saying, among other things, "Campground." Turn right at sign and go 0.6 miles to campground sign. Turn left into campground.
Great campground, especially if camping with kids. The camp sites are up against fun holey rocks to climb on. Right at the reservoir. Although, there is free dispersed camping all around the campground, it was nice to have an approved fire pit, table and chairs, clean bathroom and shade.
Beautiful campground among the rock formations of Enterprise Reservoir. They were closed at the time we were there (probably because of Covid-19) but we walked the loop around the campground. Shaded picnic and camping sites with bathrooms, water, grills and fire pits. Dogs are allowed but have to be leashed.
Free disperse camping nearby outside the campgrounds. Very peaceful and make sure to leave no trace once you leave.
The campsite was really beautiful. With a bit of work it could be five star location forsure. The things that could be improved are the cleanliness of the camp grounds, there was quite a bit of garbage and the outhouses needed some attention. It also would have been nice to have working water spickets but luckily I brought plenty of water.
The rock formations were very cool. I loved that you got to camp between the boulders. The campground is a good place to escape the Saint George Heat and its only an hour from Saint george so it makes for a quick and easy trip. Be warned there is no cellphone service there, the little valley blocks all signal beside GPS. Being disconnected from the world could be a blessing or a curse.
The campsite was pretty empty. There were maybe 5 family's camped there and another 4 at the lake.
The biggest downside to the campsite was the near by cows. They kept us up at night. I would have given the campground 4 stars if it weren't for the cows! There needs to be more cow proofing around the camp ground, that would help a bit. I stopped 6 cows from getting in the campgrounds by shining my flashlight at them as they attempted to get into the gate. I was unable to keep 2 out and it didn't really matter because the others shortly found another way to get in. The whole 17 hours we were there I had to scare cows out of our campsite 3 times.
Other than the cows there is lots of wild life, I saw some deer, Jack rabbits, lots of lizards and even a juvenil mountain lion! There are warning signs about rattlesnakes so be careful!
Over all I would camp there again.
New desination! What a surprise. All within a few minutes of Honeycomb campground is a new part of Utah that is also Spectacular!!! Don't tell anyone.
