Storm Mountain Day Use Area

We had a department BBQ here for about 70 people. I booked Group Sites 2 and 3 for the space but everyone just cozied up together in one anyway. I liked that there is a great area with horseshoe pits and room for a couple of cornhole games. It was clean and such a great space for us.

Campsite was in fairly good shape overall. We did have to move some random poles (probably for the chain link fence) from the area. Good space and accommodated our guests. Pricing is still much steeper than it should be.

Lovely area, kids had a lot of fun running around and gathering firewood! It was bad weather and raining but we still had fun

I’m hoping to come off as reasonable as possible. I wanted to grill some corn, have a quick elote bbq for my bday under 3 hours and leave. Although friendly somewhat staff there’s some serious problems with the rules here. And we ended up spending $140 for the spot for a pretty quick bbq. First off anyone in a knee scooter should be allowed to park for free, it’s not a reasonable ada expectation to have them park on a busy canyon road, safely scoot all the way down to the spot, second, denying indigenous people FREE access is against the treaty we made when we took all their land. They have free access to all public land, second of all, telling someone who LIVES in their van with 2 dogs that they cant park is messed up. We get it’s a water shed, I’ve worked in this canyon most my life, but what are they suppose to do? Leave their dogs at home? No they just lost their home, and now they can’t even attend a bbq. Also cash only? Who has cash after Covid? There’s still service here, I’m pretty sure they’re pocketing it, and there’s TONS of open spots. Can I charge them for every random that came by and asked for a piece of corn? I’ve seen dogs swim in silver lake without tickets, heck, there’s a public review on HERE of some dude soaking above the dam in his tighty undies! A whole video. I’m sure he’s dirtier than 2 dogs Sitting in their A/C van.

Super disappointed we couldnt just enjoy some sun and some corn without it being a huge ordeal. Utah sucks now. Honestly. Plenty of reviews agree with me. -signed an Utah native.

I made a reservation only to find out sit was not accessible even though it was advertised. There were 12 steps to the site. I received no refund when I had to reserve another accessible site. Yout mistake, not mine. Sites need to be reviewed for accessible description.

Great picnic area, kind host, very clean. You can’t touch the water because it’s our drinking water - know that in advance and you won’t be disappointed :)
Favorite area for beginner climbers!

This venue was great!!! Kim the campground manager was so helpful with our large group. This venue is GORGEOUS, well kept, and quiet. We have booked here a few times now and highly recommend it!

Clean and beautiful place to have a picnic! Though site #13 was slightly smaller than I had hoped, it was completely shaded with a fun area to climb for the kids. We’ll definitely be back in the future!

Camp Hostess was uptight

We thoroughly enjoyed our time at Storm Mountain. The picnic site was clean and easily accessible. Some of the sites are not well-marked. It took us forever to find site #10 - we had to have the Storm Mountain employee help us. He, by the way, was great - very helpful.
We were a bit confused about whether we had to pay for parking even though we had paid for a reservation. That could be made clearer on the website and at the parking station.
Overall, very positive experience.