Welcome to Minersville Campground, a camping and RV park located in Minersville, Utah. As part of the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, Minersville Campground provides essential amenities for travelers and outdoor enthusiasts.
Minersville Campground offers basic camping facilities and is accessible by calling (435) 438-5472 or +1 435-438-5472. The campground aims to provide a convenient stop for those exploring the region.
Key features and services of Minersville Campground include:
However, it is important to note some potential drawbacks based on customer reviews. Some visitors have reported issues with noise levels, citing a lack of enforcement of quiet hours due to the absence of a camp host. There are also concerns about the tightness of the campsites, which may pose challenges for campers with slide-outs.
In summary, Minersville Campground provides clean amenities and easy access with pull-through campsites. However, potential visitors should be aware of possible noise disturbances and tight campsite spaces. For more information or to make a reservation, please contact the campground directly at (435) 438-5472.
Picnics
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Wheelchair accessible restroom
RV camping
RV electric hookup
RV water hookup
Hiking
Camping fee
Credit cards
Debit cards
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
Playground
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
There doesn't appear to be any camp host and the other campers have no regard for any posted rules quiet hours are from 10pm to 7am but people seem to want to party all night. So with no on site host to even ask people to follow rules it is a miserable experience for those who happen to be camping there at the same time.
It's a nice campground the amenities are clean and working, but the camp sights are very tight and didn't leave any room if your camper has a slide out. I did enjoy that I could pull into my spot and didn't have to back in.
The maintenance of this camp ground leaves much to be desired with filthy restrooms that were out of toilet paper all weekend. Hairballs all over the showers. Other than lack of maintenance and care for the grounds the set up is nice with the pavilions provided for each site. We enjoyed our weekend. The playground was a cool idea but the wood was very splinters and angled dangerously. My oldest had fun but my youngest wouldn't have anything to do with the slides or climbing wall
Love the setting by the lake and the rolling hills. Slept like a baby. The only issue is the cold showers. Everyone is overall really nice and friendly. Lots of RVs.
We had a small cabin and it was great ! Clean and good air conditioner. Our parents had an RV spot and it was nice too. All the camp areas have tables, and cabanas . There is a basketball hoop w/ ball , 🧲 horseshoe pits w/ shoes , a tether ball pole , rock climbing wall , slides and nice grassy area. I'd give it 5 stars except some of the tent sites are super small and the shower need to be cleaner in my opinion . We found a trail that had an obstacle course, that was cool . The park is pet friendly and they also have big cabins and a on-site dump station. Flushing toilets and showers are always a plus in my book. Also, the cabin are set up so if you have an RV also you can be side by side because there are hook-ups by the cabins
The cabin information online is very limited when you register so here it is. The small cabins have one queen size bed and 2 loft twin bed, you also have a second loft for your equipment. Definitely not something you could put two adult sleeping bags on and have enough comfortable room for two additional adults (taps foot). There is an AC unit and enough wall outlets to charge all your equipment. The AC unit runs loud so be aware of that. Cabin four is closest to the water, the furthest West small cabin. Then cabin 3, 2, and 1 being the furthest East small cabin. We paid about $200 for the weekend, The closest restroom would be north of the cabins by the boat landing, or east past the group area. Assuming it's unlocked. The restrooms were very buggy but that's to be expected, flushable toilets, running warm water, and soap dispenser. It was empty. Toilet paper was also empty. Bring your own and prep for your cabin trip and you will be fine 🙂. The shower area was a bit of a walk but nice. They have a chain latch shower head. Next the play area and rock climbing wall. The kids had a great time playing King of the Hill, but it was very messy and Dusty. The slide was fun. Rock climbing wall was about 8 ft high but still fun for them to play with. There is a beach volleyball net so be sure to bring something for that! All of the shoreline is Rock y so water shoes are advised. Overall we'll be going again and having a great time. Thanks!
This place is awesome I’m not sure who’s partying it’s been quit and nice and peaceful since I’ve been here I highly recommend