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Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest › Ogden Ranger District › Utah
› Rich County
› Woodruff
› Monte Cristo Campground
› Campsite #6
Campsite #6 at Monte Cristo Campground, UT
$26
Campsite #6
| 8 people | |
| 25 ft | Back-in |
| 1 | weak |
6/27
Campsite #6 Features: Back-in parking, RV Site, Tent Site, Trailer Site, Pets Allowed
Campsite Reviews (2)
3.0 out of 5
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| 4 star | | 0% |
| 3 star | | 100% |
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@JamieG3126174 · Camped on Jul 14, 2024 at Campsite #6
We paid the full 29 dollars for 3 sites, which said there was running water and there was not, I think it is wrong that we had to pay full amount when the website states otherwise.
@AdamM2914458 · Camped on Sep 4, 2022 at Campsite #6
I was shocked when I arrived that the campground was divided into loops A, B, C, D, and E. When I made my reservation on recreation.gov, it didn't have a downloadable map of the campground and listed every campsite as in loop "Mont." I just knew I had site #6. There was some sort of map on the info board at the campground entrance, but I was towing a trailer and had a vehicle behind me, so instead of stopping and blocking their way, I went to loop A. I found campsite #6, but there were two other names on the reserved sign. So I drove back to the main entrance, did a 12-point u-turn with my trailer, looked at the map, realized I was at the right campsite, and drove back. Then I realized the names were for dates that had passed. Grr! Then I went to use the bathroom. The Recreation.gov website states that the facilities include "Flush and vault toilets, drinking water and trash collection are provided." Lucky me! My campsite was in a loop with a vault toilet. And there was something completely wrapped in plastic outside of the bathroom that I assume was a water spigot. So no flush toilet, no sinks, and no water of any kind for the loop my campsite was in. The map at the campground entrance did not mark where the flush toilets and drinking water was.
The camping was fine, but Recreation.gov should do a much better job of providing a downloadable map of the campground, of noting which loop each campsite is in, and of noting which loops have a vault toilet and no water and which (if any) have flush toilets and drinking water.
The camping was fine, but Recreation.gov should do a much better job of providing a downloadable map of the campground, of noting which loop each campsite is in, and of noting which loops have a vault toilet and no water and which (if any) have flush toilets and drinking water.
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