Te-ah

We have been staying at Te-ah annually for over a decade and unfortunately, the campground seems to just be less and less funded and maintained by the Forest Service. In 2022 the bathrooms had stalls closed the entire duration of our stay, last year porta potties were in place because the bathrooms were down, and this year we had two large wasp nests and a broken sink that we had to constantly patch together to get it to operate. We car/tent camp and backpack pretty frequently, so we are definitely not high maintenance. However, having a working sink is a perk, especially if you are going many days without a shower! Dixie National Forest/the government needs to get it together and provide this campground with some maintenance money. It's in a great, quiet location away from the crazy OHV crowd in Duck Creek and it's a shame to see its decline over the years.

Beautiful campground, lots of space between sites, and quiet! Lots of rain though..

Well spaced out campsites with lots of privacy. Great staff!

It’s a beautiful campground. Very quiet. My only complaint was the bathrooms. They were out of toilet paper, cobwebs, floors weee not maintained and cleaned. In the past that hasn’t been a problem but it was this summer.
Overall…it’s a wonderful place to camp.

Lovely campground in the aspens. Nice Shady campsite, not a super long walk to the restroom. We really enjoyed it. We arrived on a Sunday night and left on a Tuesday morning, and it was very quiet. Another camper let us know that it was a little bit more busy and rowdy on the weekend. Recommended.

Our site was great! #26, surrounded by trees and set up to hang our hammocks. We went the weekend before the 4th of July and it was fairly quiet. Some neighbors but overall quiet, clean, and beautiful. The only real challenge was the grill grate being slanted and fairly small. We worked around it and our skewers & sausages still came out great. Stay here when you can.

This is a fairly remote campsite but rewarded with cool nights and amazing stars. This is about half-way between Zion and Bryce so worked well for us as we tent-camped across the central and western US. Don't think I would want to stay here if pulling a heavy trailer or in a large RV since the roads in each direction (especially to Cedar City) are pretty steep. In a car with good breaks, it was not a problem. Would really call the experience a 4.5/5 due to just a few small things: no potable water when we were there (sign said they had to fix some sort of chlorine machine) and no toilet paper in the bathrooms the last 2 days of our stay (luckily had our own). If visiting Bryce/Zion again, would probably stay at a different campsite closer to Hwy 89 but this one was perfectly fine for this trip. No regrets staying here.

Pristine and quiet.
Professional and courteous hosts.

The campground and facilities are excellent. However, the lack of parenting by our neighbors was appalling. Based on the impact of the hatchet swinging and throwing 10-year old on the young trees and within inches of his brothers' heads, Darwin will address the issue over time. I just hope the forest will survive.

Great as always