Antelope Flat (ashley National Forest, Ut)

There was no water and the only bathroom was quite far from the camping area. When you reserve and pay thinking you would have those amenities/staples. It is disappointing to not have either. We left early.

People had generators running all night and camp host was non existent. Water was supposed to be available but taps were covered and no postings about no water. Very poorly run.

Overall a good campground. Many sites grown over with weeds and grass. Bring $5 daily to use boat ramp and parking by the water. We ended up walking to lake, 5 minutes, but many would drive equipment down, park close and pay the $5. Jug Hollow road was impassable after afternoon thunder showers. Enjoy!

It was good campground. Restrooms were clean, except 2 out of 3 are out of service in all of them. Overall it was good experience. Its a open space, so you can expect much wind.

A very run-down site, water is available only by the dump station. Additionally the mens restroom had a closed off urinal, the toilet was leaking onto the floor and the drain was blocked. Whole place is best avoided.

Our overall visit was wonderful! The site overlooked the water and the weather was lovely! We did a hike by Little Hole, which was so beautiful! It goes along the water, but you have to watch in some parts as the water was over the trail, due to high water levels. We would definitely hike that trail again!

The campground is a 5 miles gravel road from the main road closest to Dutch John. I arrived on September 11th for two nights. The area was empty and they would be closing it on the 15th, so I had very few neighbors. They have wind shelters for all picnic tables at the sites, running water, and a beach. I used the boat ramp for my inflatable kayak and paddled to Horseshoe Canyon.

When we arrived at the Antelope Flats campground, the campground hosts' very large dog was running around unleashed. My husband checked in with the camp host, Ron, and the dog numerous times jumped up upon my husband. He came toward our truck and I would not get out, as I am terrified of large unknown dogs. We drove to our campsite and the dog was still running about the campsite. Ron eventually secured the dog with a neck hold, but no leash. We left as I did not want to stay somewhere where the leash rule is for campers, but not the host. We had no internet or call number to seek a refund within the seven day allotment as the policy states. I would be very leery of staying at Antelope Flats. American Land and Leisure needs to be put on notice about this.

A beautiful spot with a lovely host-thanks Ron 😁

We were there to kayak and found it delightful.
The campground was clean, bathrooms adequate except that there was only one light and the sink/mirror were in the dark.