B1
Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest › Heber-Kamas Ranger District › Utah
› Wasatch County
› Heber City
› Currant Creek Campground
› Campsite #B1
Campsite #B1 at Currant Creek Campground, UT
$120
Group Site #B1
| 25 people | |
| 40 ft | Back-In |
| 5 | no signal |
6/6
Campsite #B1 Features: Back-In parking, Picnic Table, RV Site, Tent Site, Trailer Site, Pets Allowed
Campsite Reviews (5)
5.0 out of 5
| 5 star | | 80% |
| 4 star | | 20% |
| 3 star | | 0% |
| 2 star | | 0% |
| 1 star | | 0% |
@LieslW8D0D8C46 · Camped on Jul 28, 2023 at Campsite #B1
Wonderful place for camping! Clean restrooms and fun campsites
@SarahN6456835 · Camped on Jun 16, 2023 at Campsite #B1
We had Group B1 & B3. Felt cohesive. Used B14 (site associated with B3) as center camp. Fun time!!
@SandyW2939864 · Camped on Jun 29, 2022 at Campsite #B1
Great little campground. Decent shade, and well-maintained.
In Loop B, bathrooms (with flushing toilets and sinks to wash up) are closest to group sites B2 and B4. One camp site from B4 is off by itself (it seems like it should have been part if B1 rather than B4), so you might want to shoot for B1-B3 if you want all of your campsites close together.
While there aren't traditional hookups for RVs, there are water spigots that you can use to refill your trailer. They aren't specifically marked as potable, but they did have signs asking for help keeping the area sanitary by not washing dishes, etc next to the spigot. They had a standard hose fitting.
Outside of the campground is a spot to dump your gray and black tanks, and refill with potable water. Bring cash (I believe it takes quarters) to use these facilities.
Note: the Co-Op Creek entrance has a gate that doesn't open until June 30. Attempting to take that road will add 30 minutes to your commute if the gate is locked.
In Loop B, bathrooms (with flushing toilets and sinks to wash up) are closest to group sites B2 and B4. One camp site from B4 is off by itself (it seems like it should have been part if B1 rather than B4), so you might want to shoot for B1-B3 if you want all of your campsites close together.
While there aren't traditional hookups for RVs, there are water spigots that you can use to refill your trailer. They aren't specifically marked as potable, but they did have signs asking for help keeping the area sanitary by not washing dishes, etc next to the spigot. They had a standard hose fitting.
Outside of the campground is a spot to dump your gray and black tanks, and refill with potable water. Bring cash (I believe it takes quarters) to use these facilities.
Note: the Co-Op Creek entrance has a gate that doesn't open until June 30. Attempting to take that road will add 30 minutes to your commute if the gate is locked.
@ClaytonD665 · Camped on Aug 27, 2021 at Campsite #B1
Very clean bathrooms and friendly camp hosts.
@annettes422 · Camped on Jul 30, 2021 at Campsite #B1
We got a group site and it was amazing (5) nights. The first two nights a boy scout group was there. A bit loud and they were cutting down live trees to burn! Once they left it was amazing. It rained everyday but totally good as it wasn't the whole day. Bathrooms were super clean. The dirt was defiantly rough (washboard) with trailers but we just went super slow. It took 45 minutes on the dirt road to go the 7 miles. We had a couple of issues with movement in our trailers but we would do it again, just go slow!
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