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VerifiedJuly 23, 2022 Stayed at: D8, Loop: D
Absolutely the best camping spot.
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Currant Creek Campground is praised for its beautiful surroundings, clean facilities, and accommodating hosts who are helpful and friendly. Many visitors enjoy the spacious sites and family-friendly atmosphere, making it a great spot for camping and outdoor activities. However, concerns have been raised about the road conditions and maintenance of restrooms, especially due to water shortages affecting some amenities.
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July 23, 2022 Stayed at: D8, Loop: D
Absolutely the best camping spot.
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July 23, 2022 Stayed at: D8, Loop: D
Absolutely the best camping spot.
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July 23, 2022 Stayed at: D8, Loop: D
Absolutely the best camping spot.
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July 13, 2022 Stayed at: D14, Loop: D
Do Not use D14 or even D15 if you have a trailer! The parking area is small and the driveway makes your trailer face away from the Table and fire pit. D14 and D15 share the same parking and it is very small, these should be Tent spots. We were able to move to A10 which is a great spot in an otherwise great campground, the D loop needs to be evaluated by someone with a trailer to get the descriptions updated...
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July 13, 2022 Stayed at: D14, Loop: D
Do Not use D14 or even D15 if you have a trailer! The parking area is small and the driveway makes your trailer face away from the Table and fire pit. D14 and D15 share the same parking and it is very small, these should be Tent spots. We were able to move to A10 which is a great spot in an otherwise great campground, the D loop needs to be evaluated by someone with a trailer to get the descriptions updated...
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July 13, 2022 Stayed at: D14, Loop: D
Do Not use D14 or even D15 if you have a trailer! The parking area is small and the driveway makes your trailer face away from the Table and fire pit. D14 and D15 share the same parking and it is very small, these should be Tent spots. We were able to move to A10 which is a great spot in an otherwise great campground, the D loop needs to be evaluated by someone with a trailer to get the descriptions updated...
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July 13, 2022 Stayed at: D14, Loop: D
Do Not use D14 or even D15 if you have a trailer! The parking area is small and the driveway makes your trailer face away from the Table and fire pit. D14 and D15 share the same parking and it is very small, these should be Tent spots. We were able to move to A10 which is a great spot in an otherwise great campground, the D loop needs to be evaluated by someone with a trailer to get the descriptions updated...
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July 9, 2022 Stayed at: B1, Loop: B
Great little campground. Decent shade, and well-maintained.
In Loop B, bathrooms (with flushing toilets and sinks to wash up) are closest to group sites B2 and B4. One camp site from B4 is off by itself (it seems like it should have been part if B1 rather than B4), so you might want to shoot for B1-B3 if you want all of your campsites close together.
While there aren't traditional hookups for RVs, there are water spigots that you can use to refill your trailer. They aren't specifically marked as potable, but they did have signs asking for help keeping the area sanitary by not washing dishes, etc next to the spigot. They had a standard hose fitting.
Outside of the campground is a spot to dump your gray and black tanks, and refill with potable water. Bring cash (I believe it takes quarters) to use these facilities.
Note: the Co-Op Creek entrance has a gate that doesn't open until June 30. Attempting to take that road will add 30 minutes to your commute if the gate is locked.
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July 9, 2022 Stayed at: C18, Loop: C
This campground is always nice! The bathrooms are very clean and campground hosts Tony and Karla in loop C are extremely awesome and very nice people!! Can’t wait until next years trip the Current Creek!!
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July 9, 2022 Stayed at: B1, Loop: B
Great little campground. Decent shade, and well-maintained.
In Loop B, bathrooms (with flushing toilets and sinks to wash up) are closest to group sites B2 and B4. One camp site from B4 is off by itself (it seems like it should have been part if B1 rather than B4), so you might want to shoot for B1-B3 if you want all of your campsites close together.
While there aren't traditional hookups for RVs, there are water spigots that you can use to refill your trailer. They aren't specifically marked as potable, but they did have signs asking for help keeping the area sanitary by not washing dishes, etc next to the spigot. They had a standard hose fitting.
Outside of the campground is a spot to dump your gray and black tanks, and refill with potable water. Bring cash (I believe it takes quarters) to use these facilities.
Note: the Co-Op Creek entrance has a gate that doesn't open until June 30. Attempting to take that road will add 30 minutes to your commute if the gate is locked.
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Wasatch Cache National Forest, Heber City, UT 84032 United States
Elevation: 2,412 ft
From Heber City, Utah, take Highway 40 east for 45 mi to the Currant Creek Junction. Turn off the highway and travel in a northwest direction approximately 17 mi to the campground. The road from the highway is paved for 10 mi and graded gravel for...
From Heber City, Utah, take Highway 40 east for 45 mi to the Currant Creek Junction. Turn off the highway and travel in a northwest direction approximately 17 mi to the campground. The road from the highway is paved for 10 mi and graded gravel for 7 mi.
Stay on the most traveled road. When there are Y's in the road, stay on the road on the east side of Currant Creek, following the Creek to the dam. When you get to the dam, follow the road almost all the way around the reservoir, and you will find the campground near the southwest end of the lake, a short distance from the dam.
Alternate Route:
Take US Highway 40 from Heber City and travel approximately 22 mi southeast to FS Road 082 (Coop Creek Road). There is a Coop Creek sign on the north side of Highway 40. Turn north (left) at the sign and travel approximately 8 mi north. At that point there is another sign for Currant Creek Campground. Turn right at the sign and travel approximately 6 more miles east and south to the campground.
Currant Creek Campground is accessible via US Highway 40, which is approximately 22 miles from Heber City. From Highway 40, the campground can be reached via FS Road 082 after turning onto Coop Creek Road.
Last updated: November 5, 2026