Timpooneke Campground

Amazing beauty. Nice stream running through the campground. Within walking distance of the mountain hike. Big campsites with a nice concrete pad around the picnic table and fire pit. Lots of space. I went in early June on the days just before reservations started and the campground was nearly empty. All the sites were reserved for the next weekend when reservations started.

Spectacular campground. We were there in the middle of July. The highs were in the '70s to '80s, the lows in the '50s almost in the '40s overnight. It rained once but it's beautiful. Very nice. Very clean campground. Lots of shade.

This hike was absolutely beautiful. It was 1.5 miles to Scout Fall. We had kids ages 5-14 and they all did great. It was 90 degrees when we went at 9am and the trail is only in the shade about 20% of the time. I would suggest going earlier or when it isn't so hot. Highly recommend this hike for all ages, definitely worth the view when you get to the falls.

Gorgeous, peaceful location. Great camp hosts. Extra cars are $10/day even if only briefly there recreating with campers. This is typical of most campgrounds in Utah. Some sites are smaller and can be hard to fit two tents.

We stayed at Group site 2, and it was perfect. Lots of shade. Plenty of spots to pitch our tents. Enough parking area for all of our vehicles. There was a little creek that ran through the middle of the campsite that the kids enjoyed playing in. The camp hosts were great! We will definitely be back to camp here again!
*The website says there is a gate that is locked from 10 pm to 7 am. No such gate exists anymore.*