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Campsite #MAM at Mammoth Cabin, UT
$50
Campsite #MAM
| Drive-In | 4 people |
| 200 ft | Parallel |
| 2 | fair |
6/17
Campsite #MAM Features: Drive-In access, Parallel parking, 200ft driveway, Fire ring, Picnic Table, Cabin Site
Campsite Reviews (17)
5.0 out of 5
| 5 star | | 53% |
| 4 star | | 24% |
| 3 star | | 0% |
| 2 star | | 12% |
| 1 star | | 12% |
@SaraEAF457C63B · Camped on Jul 10, 2024 at Campsite #MAM
Best ranger station I have stayed in so far. Many upgrades, wheel chair accessible bathroom, wonderful shower, nice kitchen, beautiful back country view! Clean! Enjoyed our stay so much, I believe we will return again soon. The only problem were the pesky flies. So many places to explore, you will love it too!
@BenjaminC59270 · Camped on Aug 4, 2023 at Campsite #MAM
Both cabins are nicely set up with pots, pans, dishes, and silverware. Be prepared to cut your own firewood as not much is supplied generally. Hot and cold running water is very nice, as is having a shower and flush toilet. No refrigerator in either cabin and the oven in both cabins are not easy to use. Mammoth's is temperamental and the lake cabin's doesn't seem to work at all. No cell service
@JonathanS253 · Camped on Sep 27, 2021 at Campsite #MAM
Great location and nice cabin. Would enjoy staying here again. Solar power provided plenty of power for the cabin.
@JonathanS47608 · Camped on Sep 27, 2021 at Campsite #MAM
Great location and nice cabin. Would enjoy staying here again. Solar power provided plenty of power for the cabin.
@JenniM1199232 · Camped on Sep 3, 2021 at Campsite #MAM
Definitely hope I get a chance to go back. Lovely area, better than average guard cabins. Great time had by all.
@JenniM855 · Camped on Sep 3, 2021 at Campsite #MAM
Definitely hope I get a chance to go back. Lovely area, better than average guard cabins. Great time had by all.
@AnnetteB759 · Camped on Jul 8, 2021 at Campsite #MAM
dusty , beds hard ,worn out no blinds (broken ones only )or curtains, can see the cabin next door from dinning table so no privacy, mouse poo in drawe,r black mold in cupboard from leak above window in kitchen ,new stove no frig .back light flickers if kitchen lights on .bath room shower pipe is too short for hose on shower , some window screens don't fit so bugs get in .love the dwelling look of the place but needs t.l.c. ramp out back to door and tables were nice . lots of biting fly's outside ,dusty road to cabin ,
@AnnetteB860617 · Camped on Jul 8, 2021 at Campsite #MAM
dusty , beds hard ,worn out no blinds (broken ones only )or curtains, can see the cabin next door from dinning table so no privacy, mouse poo in drawe,r black mold in cupboard from leak above window in kitchen ,new stove no frig .back light flickers if kitchen lights on .bath room shower pipe is too short for hose on shower , some window screens don't fit so bugs get in .love the dwelling look of the place but needs t.l.c. ramp out back to door and tables were nice . lots of biting fly's outside ,dusty road to cabin ,
@JoeB420 · Camped on Jun 25, 2021 at Campsite #MAM
Overall the stay was good, but this location should have a gate installed as many random people will drive into your camp throughout your stay. The cabins are both nice, but keep in mind it's a pair of cabins and lacks the seclusion of other cabin options in UT and WY.
@JoeB9521197 · Camped on Jun 25, 2021 at Campsite #MAM
Overall the stay was good, but this location should have a gate installed as many random people will drive into your camp throughout your stay. The cabins are both nice, but keep in mind it's a pair of cabins and lacks the seclusion of other cabin options in UT and WY.
@SheldonH551 · Camped on Aug 16, 2020 at Campsite #MAM
There was a major rodent problem. Mice droppings everywhere in the cabin. We saw 2 mice the first night. We went in to town the next morning and purchased 4 traps. We set them that night and caught 4 mice. There were still more. Very gross and won’t stay again.
@SheldonH770076 · Camped on Aug 16, 2020 at Campsite #MAM
There was a major rodent problem. Mice droppings everywhere in the cabin. We saw 2 mice the first night. We went in to town the next morning and purchased 4 traps. We set them that night and caught 4 mice. There were still more. Very gross and won’t stay again.
@KellyK9785145 · Camped on Jul 22, 2020 at Campsite #MAM
Stayed over July 24th weekend. Great location and accommodations and would go there again. It was so nice and cool at night, almost chilly so bring a sweater. We had deer walk right up to the porch and stroll beside our cabin during the middle of the day. We rented both the Mammoth and Lake cabins so didn’t have to worry about neighbors. The cabins were pretty clean and had good furniture. Would recommend bringing your own air mattress to sleep on top of their mattress (very hard). The hot showers were fantastic - don’t forget your own towels, soap, etc. Electricity is provided by solar panels and was enough for us but you should try to conserve (batteries ran out our last night). The kitchen has a lot of silverware, pots, pans, etc. There is no fridge but coolers kept food cold. The Mammoth cabin’s oven didn’t work all that great so cooked lasagna in the Lake cabin. Brought our own outdoor camp stove and cooked most meals outside. Bring your own camp chairs to circle the fire ring. Plenty of downed wood logs but be sure to bring your own axe to split wood (we left a bunch for the next renters - you’re welcome). Great shade throughout the day.
Things to do... Chop wood, nap, read, ride ATVs, hike in the nearby prairies, bird watch, etc. Nearby Gooseberry Reservoir has some decent fishing, kayaking and canoeing but not much for swimming for the kids. Beware, there are leaches and the fisherman are not nice if kids are playing nearby. Zero cell service across multiple networks = bliss. Some ATVs passing on nearby roads were annoyingly loud so recommend earplugs if you’re a light sleeper.
Ultimately, remember that you’re paying 50 bucks for a cabin with electricity, flushing toilets, hot water, beds, etc. It’s no Grand America but I’d still rather stay here regardless. Our family had a great time and we would go back again.
Things to do... Chop wood, nap, read, ride ATVs, hike in the nearby prairies, bird watch, etc. Nearby Gooseberry Reservoir has some decent fishing, kayaking and canoeing but not much for swimming for the kids. Beware, there are leaches and the fisherman are not nice if kids are playing nearby. Zero cell service across multiple networks = bliss. Some ATVs passing on nearby roads were annoyingly loud so recommend earplugs if you’re a light sleeper.
Ultimately, remember that you’re paying 50 bucks for a cabin with electricity, flushing toilets, hot water, beds, etc. It’s no Grand America but I’d still rather stay here regardless. Our family had a great time and we would go back again.
@KellyK553 · Camped on Jul 22, 2020 at Campsite #MAM
Stayed over July 24th weekend. Great location and accommodations and would go there again. It was so nice and cool at night, almost chilly so bring a sweater. We had deer walk right up to the porch and stroll beside our cabin during the middle of the day. We rented both the Mammoth and Lake cabins so didn’t have to worry about neighbors. The cabins were pretty clean and had good furniture. Would recommend bringing your own air mattress to sleep on top of their mattress (very hard). The hot showers were fantastic - don’t forget your own towels, soap, etc. Electricity is provided by solar panels and was enough for us but you should try to conserve (batteries ran out our last night). The kitchen has a lot of silverware, pots, pans, etc. There is no fridge but coolers kept food cold. The Mammoth cabin’s oven didn’t work all that great so cooked lasagna in the Lake cabin. Brought our own outdoor camp stove and cooked most meals outside. Bring your own camp chairs to circle the fire ring. Plenty of downed wood logs but be sure to bring your own axe to split wood (we left a bunch for the next renters - you’re welcome). Great shade throughout the day.
Things to do... Chop wood, nap, read, ride ATVs, hike in the nearby prairies, bird watch, etc. Nearby Gooseberry Reservoir has some decent fishing, kayaking and canoeing but not much for swimming for the kids. Beware, there are leaches and the fisherman are not nice if kids are playing nearby. Zero cell service across multiple networks = bliss. Some ATVs passing on nearby roads were annoyingly loud so recommend earplugs if you’re a light sleeper.
Ultimately, remember that you’re paying 50 bucks for a cabin with electricity, flushing toilets, hot water, beds, etc. It’s no Grand America but I’d still rather stay here regardless. Our family had a great time and we would go back again.
Things to do... Chop wood, nap, read, ride ATVs, hike in the nearby prairies, bird watch, etc. Nearby Gooseberry Reservoir has some decent fishing, kayaking and canoeing but not much for swimming for the kids. Beware, there are leaches and the fisherman are not nice if kids are playing nearby. Zero cell service across multiple networks = bliss. Some ATVs passing on nearby roads were annoyingly loud so recommend earplugs if you’re a light sleeper.
Ultimately, remember that you’re paying 50 bucks for a cabin with electricity, flushing toilets, hot water, beds, etc. It’s no Grand America but I’d still rather stay here regardless. Our family had a great time and we would go back again.
@ChrisW483 · Camped on Jul 5, 2020 at Campsite #MAM
Great facility and the area is beautiful. Mountain biking/hiking are limited nearby and this is OHV country (nothing wrong with that), so be prepared for weekends to have vehicles buzzing all around.
@ChrisW1509692 · Camped on Jul 5, 2020 at Campsite #MAM
Great facility and the area is beautiful. Mountain biking/hiking are limited nearby and this is OHV country (nothing wrong with that), so be prepared for weekends to have vehicles buzzing all around.
@JimS805 · Camped on Sep 24, 2019 at Campsite #MAM
The cabin was clean and everything worked. Great location for a family gathering.
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