Wasatch/Tanners Flat Campground

Audrie King

We loved this campground for our family campout last year, so much so that we booked it again this year! It's so nice to have access to affordable camping grounds on public lands. Tanners Flat has a bunch of trees that provide nice shade and views. We saw wildlife while we were there, including a doe that frequented the campground! It's also close to some good hikes, like Gloria Falls. It is much cooler up there than it is in the city, so it was the perfect place to camp in the middle of the summer. It's also the perfect location because it's pretty close to the cities nearby in case you forgot to buy something, but still tucked in the canyon so much that you can't see or hear the cities at all. Due to damage from a 2023 avalanche, there is still no water access as of the summer of 2025. The lower campsites are still all closed as well. There are porta-potties, and you have to pack your water in If you have little kids, I would recommend getting a campsite that's not right by the river. One site is gorgeous and basically has its own personal waterfall (site 33), but it is so close to the river that it would be dangerous for little kids because it would only take a few seconds if looking away for them to get to the river. If you can go ahead of time to check out the campsites, that may be best since the map doesn't accurately show the distance in relation to the river. We were at site 34 with our little kids, and it felt far enough away to be safe.

Ariane Tomlinson Ashby (Ari)

Camped here over father's day '25. No running water currently due to avalanche damage, but the honeybuckets were well maintained. The camp host was very friendly. She even recommended a path around the damaged loop that had wonderful views of the river!

Mervin Stoltzfus

This is a more modern campgrounds. Easy access off of paved road. Paved driveway, running water, toilets. Campsites 1-19 are close to the river which was rushing in mid June. Go to sleep with the sound of rushing water. Campsites are well spread out and secluded with trees and underbrush. No pets allowed which is a big plus. Hosts were super friendly and helpful. The only downside was the occasional noisy truck and motorcycle from the road. Host did mention that it gets really full in the summer time so be sure to reserve.

Elisha Murawski

EXCELLENT!! Camp host is so nice! Bathrooms are old, but spotless! Even the vault toilets were clean and didn't smell weird. We only stayed one night and cannot wait to return! Kids loved throwing pebbles into the creek (more like a raging river this time of year!) and I loved the peaceful ambiance. Don't hesitate on this one...a true gem.

Josh Thomas

Beautiful little campground something like 30 different sites with rivers nearby and lots of available hiking and other cool stuff. Was 26 bucks for a single site. I think it could contain about 8 people. Improved bathroom facilities nearby and running water. Hardly felt like camping and was wonderful! I loved all the trees and the isolation from the city and couldn't really see or hear anybody else.