Saratoga Springs Backcountry

3 stars as dry and dusty with no facilities, but a good place to stop for a night if passing thru or many nights if you're an ATVer.  

We live near the area and if you take the dirt Soldier Pass road off highway 68 between Lake Utah and Cedar Fort, there a many many good and level dispersed sites. Lots of junipers once you climb in elevation.  No houses within miles.  The Utah County gun range is located ~1 mile off highway 68 on this road, but better camping spots are further on anyway.   The main dirt road is county maintained and can be done by any car.  As is the road up to the Lake Mountain summit for great views and additional sites.   

There is a free formal BLM dispersed camping area off highway 68 a few miles north of Soldier Pass road.  Zero facilities. There are campers on it year round.  Spots on both sides of the highway.  Look for signs.  To me, these sites are kinda bleak, but have good lake views.  Between late May and late Sept sites near the lake will experience Utah Lake midges.  They're a love bug that live in the lake and emerge only to mate.  They don't bite, but they do swarm.  You'll experience fewer as you move away from the lake.