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Campsite #26 at Spruces (Wasatch) Campground, UT
$27
Campsite #26
| 8 people | |
| 20 ft | Back-In |
| 1 | good |
5/30
Campsite #26 Features: Back-In parking, Picnic Table, RV Site, Tent Site, Trailer Site
Campsite Reviews (1)
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@KarenD6822172 · Camped on Jul 6, 2023 at Campsite #26
This is for site #26 at Spruces Campground, and close by facilities.
It's a decently large site, located next to a double bathroom (flush toilets with working water) and spigots. Only improvement in the bathrooms would be a trash can in both unisex stalls and a soap dispenser to use the sinks after using the bathroom could be nice as well, with maybe an air dryer? Just some thoughts. Also, be aware there is no place for dish washing, so make meals minimal or able to be packed out to the trash bins at the entrance to the campground.
The site itself could easily fit 2-3 smaller tents. There were a few issues -- we have a 16x16 tent and it would have fit better in this spot if tree roots and low hanging branches were not an issue. Sap everywhere (I understand it's nature and it's going to happen, but just a fair warning to those with kids who end up with sticky hands quick!) The firepit at this site sits flush with the asphalt, instead of raised, so if tripping is a constant hazard for you, that may be something to note.
Overall, a tent site size limitations would be nice to have for each site. We did drive around the rest of the campground afterwards to see if there were any other sites that might work better and we found a few and made note of those. Entrance 'guards' and any other worker we ran into while here was very kind and outgoing.
It's a decently large site, located next to a double bathroom (flush toilets with working water) and spigots. Only improvement in the bathrooms would be a trash can in both unisex stalls and a soap dispenser to use the sinks after using the bathroom could be nice as well, with maybe an air dryer? Just some thoughts. Also, be aware there is no place for dish washing, so make meals minimal or able to be packed out to the trash bins at the entrance to the campground.
The site itself could easily fit 2-3 smaller tents. There were a few issues -- we have a 16x16 tent and it would have fit better in this spot if tree roots and low hanging branches were not an issue. Sap everywhere (I understand it's nature and it's going to happen, but just a fair warning to those with kids who end up with sticky hands quick!) The firepit at this site sits flush with the asphalt, instead of raised, so if tripping is a constant hazard for you, that may be something to note.
Overall, a tent site size limitations would be nice to have for each site. We did drive around the rest of the campground afterwards to see if there were any other sites that might work better and we found a few and made note of those. Entrance 'guards' and any other worker we ran into while here was very kind and outgoing.
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