Kendra V
VerifiedJuly 7, 2020 Stayed at: C27, Loop: C
This campground is a hidden gem. Quiet and beautiful! We are heading back in a couple of weeks!
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445 reviews
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 7, 2020 Stayed at: C27, Loop: C
This campground is a hidden gem. Quiet and beautiful! We are heading back in a couple of weeks!
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January 15, 2020
We have been going to Currant Creek since it was built. We love it there. Our last trip was OK, but the fishing was slow (not your department). It does seem like ever year we go there are new rules, but are needed because people don,t know how to behave. We always see lots of animals and over the years our family has hunted Deer and Elk all over that area. Had a good time in August. David and Bonnie Maw
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January 15, 2020
One of the better National parks I have visitied. Nice, quiet and extra clean bathrooms. Fishing was bad.
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January 15, 2020
We have been going to Currant Creek since it was built. We love it there. Our last trip was OK, but the fishing was slow (not your department). It does seem like ever year we go there are new rules, but are needed because people don,t know how to behave. We always see lots of animals and over the years our family has hunted Deer and Elk all over that area. Had a good time in August. David and Bonnie Maw
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January 15, 2020
One of the better National parks I have visitied. Nice, quiet and extra clean bathrooms. Fishing was bad.
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January 15, 2020
We have been going to Currant Creek since it was built. We love it there. Our last trip was OK, but the fishing was slow (not your department). It does seem like ever year we go there are new rules, but are needed because people don,t know how to behave. We always see lots of animals and over the years our family has hunted Deer and Elk all over that area. Had a good time in August. David and Bonnie Maw
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January 15, 2020
One of the better National parks I have visitied. Nice, quiet and extra clean bathrooms. Fishing was bad.
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January 15, 2020
We have been going to Currant Creek since it was built. We love it there. Our last trip was OK, but the fishing was slow (not your department). It does seem like ever year we go there are new rules, but are needed because people don,t know how to behave. We always see lots of animals and over the years our family has hunted Deer and Elk all over that area. Had a good time in August. David and Bonnie Maw
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January 15, 2020
One of the better National parks I have visitied. Nice, quiet and extra clean bathrooms. Fishing was bad.
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January 9, 2020
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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 2, 2026