Diamond Fork Campgrounds

We camped at a group site for an overnighter. The site had a huge parking lot and not much space for tents. The pavilion and fire pit was nice. It had a vault toilet. There wasn’t anywhere to dump your collected garbage so you had to haul it out. There was water on site too. The scenery was nice and lots of birds. We saw house wrens, sparrows, yellow warblers, robins and a western wood-peewee.

Spent a couple nights here and loved it! Here what you need to know: - $29.00 per night (for a one tent site). It is self registration (at least during September), and you pay WITH CASH to a fee box. - they have a drinking water spout available - dumpsters in the group site parking lot. - bathrooms available. Relatively clean for a campsite. - fire pits are DEEP. whatever you’re cooking, be aware of how deep they are if that changes how you cook something. - campsites are fare enough apart you don’t feel super on top of each other, but can still hear the noise of people around you.

Nice camping close to civilization but far enough away to get away from the busy traffic and constant moving. Many of the individual sites are tree covered and those that aren't have a small shelter over the table. The group sites are clean and well kept. Some have enough room to set up a couple large tents. We stayed at Group 5, and for the price it was more than capable.

Great easily accessible space! Just know if you have a larger group spot you need to drive about 2 miles past Diamond Fork Campground to get to the larger spots. Awesome location close to the River!

Hills are covered in wild flowers right now(covering old fire damage), small streams running, saw a great horned owl, lots of space, beautiful and fun. Downside - some of the dirt roads are closed to OHV and some of the trails and non-paid campsites have been closed off...