Deer Haven

Can’t wait to go back! Wide open fields and lots of room to run around.

10 out of 10 do recommend. Just make sure you choose the correct road on your way to the campground. Google Maps took several of us up a pretty treacherous road right after a rainstorm. Avoid that and this is my favorite campsite of all time. Good tables, good fire pits, good bathrooms, and an amazing host that prepared firewood for us (not sure if that is a service he always provides but it was awesome).

Great place for camping!
DONT FOLLOW GPS IF YOU ARE COMING FROM CEDAR CITY! GO DOWN TO ALMOST MILE MARKER 15. TAKE THE WEBSTER FLATS ROAD TO THE CAMPGROUND.
Very clean bathrooms with flush toilets.
Very quiet. Away from all the off road vehicle noise.
We did the group camp site for our Cub Scout Pack.
Wide open areas for the Scout to play in.
No designated tent pads.
Tent areas are not that flat. I suggest a cot or air mattress.
Flag pole unfortunately does not have rope to raise a flag.
No pavilions for shade.
Bring EZ up canopy with stakes or weights to hold them down just in case.
Camp host was very helpful and friendly.
Geocache close by for those who like.
Trail Head close by that takes you on a 5 mile hike through the forest with aspens and pine trees.

Very special place that most people don't go to. The camp hosts are friendly and very helpful. They help to make it a perfect retreat for anyone looking to secluded from other busy campsites.

We love this campground. There is a nice huge field. Plenty of rooms for our kids to explore. Big group fire pit. Flushable toilets. Sinks. The toilets have very low pressure and clog easily. I'd flush one before using it just to make sure it's not clogged. This site is basically 1 huge group site. There's also approx 10 FCFS sites on the outskirts. We've come here the last 2 years w/ our scouts. The ONLY reservable site is "Site 1: Loop". There are 10 campgrounds w/in this loop and you must have the group reservation to use them. They each have a table and fire ring. Our families use these cause we like to spread out. These are not to be confused with the 10 FCFS sites on the outskirts of the campground. If you look at the photos, you'll see the map and it's clearly explained. This year when we arrived, a number of our families told us that after they had set up- the host came by saying they were in the wrong area. We were all w/in the loop. This was a huge surprise to us because the reservation is for the ENTIRE loop. After going to see the host- we were told that since we were only a party of 50, the hosts themselves decided to split the group site into 3 sections (A,B,C) and assign us to just 1 of them. The other 2 sections would be left for any FCFS people w/ RV's, since an RV won't fit in FCFS sites. She kept mentioning people w/ RV's coming the next day?? We were extremely unhappy about this and voiced our concerns. We were basically told that if someone with an RV showed up, they'd put them right in the midst of our families camping- even though we had more families arriving the next day. After going back and forth for about 20 minutes- she agreed to turn people away. Which was fine with us and how it should be. We reserve this particular group site for a reason and quite frankly- it's not to share with strangers/other people. The rest of our stay was fine and the hosts actually were friendly people.

We love this campground. There is a nice huge field. Plenty of rooms for our kids to explore. Big group fire pit. Flushable toilets. Sinks. The toilets have very low pressure and clog easily. I'd flush one before using it just to make sure it's not clogged. This site is basically 1 huge group site. There's also approx 10 FCFS sites on the outskirts. We've come here the last 2 years w/ our scouts. The ONLY reservable site is "Site 1: Loop". There are 10 campgrounds w/in this loop and you must have the group reservation to use them. They each have a table and fire ring. Our families use these cause we like to spread out. These are not to be confused with the 10 FCFS sites on the outskirts of the campground. If you look at the photos, you'll see the map and it's clearly explained. This year when we arrived, a number of our families told us that after they had set up- the host came by saying they were in the wrong area. We were all w/in the loop. This was a huge surprise to us because the reservation is for the ENTIRE loop. After going to see the host- we were told that since we were only a party of 50, the hosts themselves decided to split the group site into 3 sections (A,B,C) and assign us to just 1 of them. The other 2 sections would be left for any FCFS people w/ RV's, since an RV won't fit in FCFS sites. She kept mentioning people w/ RV's coming the next day?? We were extremely unhappy about this and voiced our concerns. We were basically told that if someone with an RV showed up, they'd put them right in the midst of our families camping- even though we had more families arriving the next day. After going back and forth for about 20 minutes- she agreed to turn people away. Which was fine with us and how it should be. We reserve this particular group site for a reason and quite frankly- it's not to share with strangers/other people. The rest of our stay was fine and the hosts actually were friendly people.

The camphost was great! The site was good. Bathrooms were clean and smelled good. There were some nice trees around and nice tents spots. Mother Nature sent some not so great weather but everything else was great!

The camphost was great! The site was good. Bathrooms were clean and smelled good. There were some nice trees around and nice tents spots. Mother Nature sent some not so great weather but everything else was great!

Friendly and Helpful Guest
Clean bathrooms.

Friendly and Helpful Guest
Clean bathrooms.