Antelope Flat (Ashley National Forest, UT)

Amazing location, gracious hosts (Buck and Betty), phenomenal wildlife viewing and pet friendly as well! We spent over forty nights outdoors last year and our two nights at Antelope Flats still ranks number one in our minds. Thank you Buck and Betty for the stories, laughs, travel tips, the memories made and the absolute cleanest bathrooms. You two made the place that much better and we hope our paths cross again!

Much love,
John David, Dani, Dallas and Sam

Beautiful area and clean Campground

Beautiful area and clean Campground

If you are boating good access to the lake, The access to the lake as far as beach is rocky but better than nothing. We stayed here to be close to green river but it does lack trees so it does get hot in early August.

If you are boating good access to the lake, The access to the lake as far as beach is rocky but better than nothing. We stayed here to be close to green river but it does lack trees so it does get hot in early August.

We didn't care for this campground. There are 0 trees and it's very dry and hot. Spaces were tiny and there are fire ants everywhere. The other campers were very rude. We had a dog run into our campsite (our dogs were tethered) and the people acted like it was our fault their dog did it. No one waves to anyone when they walk or drive by. People were unpacking on Thursday as late as 2am, blaring music and unloading with no regard to others, there was a steady stream of campers coming in from about 7pm - 12pm and they were very loud. Since there aren't hookups anyway, do yourself a favor and go a little further down the road to 319 and camp on the beach by the water (for free!). There are plenty of spots down there with more privacy and trees.

We didn't care for this campground. There are 0 trees and it's very dry and hot. Spaces were tiny and there are fire ants everywhere. The other campers were very rude. We had a dog run into our campsite (our dogs were tethered) and the people acted like it was our fault their dog did it. No one waves to anyone when they walk or drive by. People were unpacking on Thursday as late as 2am, blaring music and unloading with no regard to others, there was a steady stream of campers coming in from about 7pm - 12pm and they were very loud. Since there aren't hookups anyway, do yourself a favor and go a little further down the road to 319 and camp on the beach by the water (for free!). There are plenty of spots down there with more privacy and trees.

Not great for multiple RVs. On the water. Rocky and no dock so have to pull boat out every night.

Not great for multiple RVs. On the water. Rocky and no dock so have to pull boat out every night.

Let me just say this - Recreation.gov is a terrible third party website/company to deal with. They have expensive reservation and cancellation fees. One also has to wait all day on the phone (more than 45 minutes) trying to speak with another human being while listening to obnoxious elevator music and pre-recordings, just to be disconnected when their hours of operation end. Reimbursements also take unreasonable amounts of time to occur.

In terms of the actual campsite, well most of the them are compact and close together -they’re also far from the water’s edge which means you need to drive down if you have your arms full. The group sites are better but fairly expensive. Camp rules dictate dogs must be on a leash. Selfish people don’t care about rules though and they act all surprised when their ankle-biting family member attacks you and your children.

I don’t think I’ll be going back anytime soon.