Top 9 Equestrian Campgrounds near Duchesne, UT

Camparea review:This area is located a little over 8 miles from the parking area. It is walk or horse ride in only. The hike is not to taxing and there are small streams that cross the trail a couple times if you need to stop and filter water. A few hundred yards from where the camp areas that have been cleared and set up there is ponds or a stream to filter water from. The sites are pretty established with fire pits already made. Finding wood is a lil bit harder so plan on hiking a bit to find some after you've established your camp. The sites are approxamately 12 miles from the summit of kings peak. There are no bathrooms and you must pack everything out so plan for that.

Product review:As a dyrt ranger I periodically receive gear to review. Here is a review of the Primus ETA Light. https://primus.us/products/eta-lite-black?variant=17262644741 Having to pack everything in and out this stove was an essential for cooking. It boiled water a lil over 1 minute after lighting. This was easy to light and easy to attach to the fuel bottle. As you can see in the picture my fellow hikers had a jet boil. So doing a side by side comparison my Primus boiled water faster with the same amount in it. The primus lid just sets in the cup but has straining option as the jet boil did not. Mine was a little smaler in size but never did I need to even fill it 3/4s of the way for my meals. So being smaller was an advantage as it cut out weight from my pack.My primus also had the ability to be hung up. The base of the "mug" can stay connected to the fuel and you can easily just untwist the mug if you wish to use it. The whole set up was so light weight though most of the time I just tipped the whole thing over into my dehydrated food bag and didnt have to disconnect anything. The mug keeps things hot but cools quickly once the contents are dumped out. Easy non stick cleaning.

You are packed in there and it’s totally worth it. no matter what go and live your dreams

The campground was very nice and clean.in long weekend season ,it was very crowded .

Loved this place will definitely go back. Spacious and not too crowded. Lots of hiking spots!

Nice area. great for fly fishing. Few of the sites have not been maintained. water is limited.

Campground is more remote so it’s great if you want to get away from large crowds. Higher elevation so you escape some of the summer heat. Fishing is good for trout.

We liked staying here as a family. Beware of mosquitos as it's near the lake.

We love this camp ground all the beautiful nature all around. It pretty quite. The camp host are way super nice! This was our 2nd time up there we just can’t say enough about this place!😀

This was our first time here and how amazed we were. We even had a deer walk right though our camp site. Camp host very nice

Very peaceful location and beautiful reservoir! It is located about 17 miles off hwy 40 (take the route which is paved for 10 miles and dirt road for 7 miles until you reach campground. Flush toilets and plenty of water spigots to fill your fresh water tanks.

We loved everything about this place.  The sites are in great condition and very clean.  The flush toilets were a plus.  It is a little bit of a jaunt to get to the lake, but it is worth going to for fishing, kayaking, paddleboards, or swimming.  There are several ATV/OHV trails in the area.  The camp hosts said that we could have our SxS in the campground as long as it was street legal, and they didn't charge me an extra vehicle fee.  The two things that made this review 4 stars is the dirt road is a washboard mess.  Basically, had to roll in 4-wheel drive in the lowest gear or I would have been shaken off the side.  The second were all the cows that are allowed to graze through the campground.

Hidden by a long dirt road, my family enjoyed going up here twice last summer. We played in the lake, tried some fishing, and enjoyed sitting in the share of large ponderosas. It was quiet even with many people camping in the area were there to ride trails on their ATVs. The road in was the only discouraging part.

Great fishing and clean camping sites. Super cold at night so pack warm clothes!

Good campgrounds with flush toilets and water hookups. No electric or sewer hookups. Sites are spacious enough and have fire rings and tables. The gravel road in is kinda brutal so be patient. It seems to deter some of the crowd which is great. Lake is too far to walk from the back campgrounds. Good fishing especially if you can get out on any kind of watercraft. FireWood available at host.

The camp sites are stacked on top of one another so if you're looking to get away from people, don't go to currant creek. Every other family around us cut through our camps day and night with no regard for our gear. We reserved two spots in loop A and they were TINY and not at all spaced out like the website made it appear. Multiple websites labeled this place as off-leash dog friendly, it's not. The camp hosts are very rude if you do have them off-leash so just be aware (even if they're well-behaved and laying at your feet). The only up-side is the bathrooms are decent. It's a long drive out for an over crowded campground. The fishing at currant creek reservoir was decent though.

Fantastic spots available for friends to get together. We understood curfew, but were well respected when it came and went. No disruptions here.

The drive to currant creek was so pretty. I would drive there just for the day. The camp grounds are close together. Luckily it wasn’t that busy when we went. I don’t like the fact that dogs have to be leashed and generators are off by 10:00. Camp host was nice and the camp grounds were big enough for our trailer in loop A. Fishing was good and the area was clean.