Camp ObserverUinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest
Reviews
Mark C
Reviewed 10 days ago
I used Diamond as a base camp for my group as we hunted for deer in the mountains above it. The site was excellent. It was clean and well kept. I met with the site host (Joe) who was friendly and very helpful. I especially liked to 6am wake up (wild turkeys) each morning it was very pleasant. We were tent camping and the weather was a bit chilly (31 degrees). None the less the Diamond campgrounds were perfect
Taylor C
Reviewed 16 days ago
3 stars, mainly due to the fact that when we arrived, there was already someone in our campsite. Talking to the camp host, we came to find out that we had booked it, and then the site was mistakenly opened up to First Come First Serve after the fact. I think this was a Rec.gov issue and not necessarily a Diamond issue. We chose not to kick out the family that was there and picked another available spot, that turned out to be a really great spot for our kiddos. Joe, the manager for our stay, was very accommodating and helped us find another spot we could stay at. Clean toilets, peaceful area with lots of trees and privacy. We overall enjoyed our stay and will be back again.
Linda F
Reviewed 22 days ago
Even though you are close to a busy road, you are along a creek, which is really nice. It is a great location to visit Salt Lake City and Timpanogos Cave.
Kerry H
Reviewed 22 days ago
Very nice area the site we were in was hard to get into but great place.
Aaron B
Reviewed 23 days ago
Lovely little campground, and great camp hosts! Very friendly. Smith-Moorehouse Reservoir was low, and not too impressive, but my friend caught several trout, so he was happy. The campground itself is nice and wooded, and our spot backed up into the mountains, so plenty of room to setup and wander. Fire pits were kept clean from junk, tables were usable, and overall conditions were good.
Only one hike in the area, and not a terribly exciting one at that. For your average tent camper, there's not too many options if you want to get out and explore, but it was nice to sit and relax by the fire (mind you, most my trip was rainy, but enjoyable).
Will return again, so far one of my more favorite spots.
pat p
Reviewed 23 days ago
We usually go for our hunting trip this time of year, was nice to still get a reservation this time of year. Usually it's frist come first serve. Had a new campground host from previous years. Was a bit of a stickler about all the rules. Never had to worry about it in the past. But I'm sure it's not the easiest job dealing with a verity of people. But over all was good
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Watch for a matching campsite across monitored campgrounds in Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest.
Popularity: Very quiet
Busiest in November, when about 11% of guest capacity is reserved. Based on 5 years of reservations.
Campgrounds
Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest has 120 campgrounds, 2,779 campsites in total.
120 of 120 campgrounds match
