Duchesne Tunnel Campground

I stopped and checked out the tunnel. Walk down to the viewing area which you can't see inside the tunnel. You have to go to the campground side to look down in. That's really amazing engineering!

Wonderful experience, loved camping here. I lost my phone here Aug 29th though. It has a cute beach cover on it. Android 23. Please contact me if anyone sees it. It has my father's last video before he passed and I wasn't able to recover it. 🙏

We love this area! Beautiful pines, shady and along the Provo river. Free, BLM land to camp on with many level sites. 14 day limit. Fills up on the weekends and holidays.

Beautiful campground with some very level and very large sites! There were probably 5-6 longer RV sites and a bunch of smaller rv/tent sites. My travel trailer is 35’. All sites had fire pits and the campground is right next to the river, which was audible but not super loud. The lower rating is due to the very bumpy entrance and rocky hill descending to the campground as well as somewhat narrow roads throughout the campground. We pulled into the main area and scouted it out before pulling down a road that I couldn’t get out of. There were also some atv’s roaring through the campground over the weekends but it was very quiet during the week. Camping limit 14 days with the recreation pass for the Uintas. Bring cash unless you have an National Parks annual pass. Stop at the self serve stat

Walked down and checked out the tunnel. It was built for water to be channeled into the Provo River.