Diamond

Star4.31
512 reviews
Uinta Wasatch Cache National Forest, FR041, Spanish Fork, UT 84660

Quick Facts

5,200 ft

Price

$10 - $353/night

Booking

Reservable

Sites

60 campsites

Season

Open from April 25 t...

Cell

Has Service

Pets

Very Pet Friendly

RV Friendly

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Diamond
$10.00 - $353.00 / night
Campsite Fees
Fees include $31 for single sites, $62 for double sites, $90 for group sites (1A & 1B), $201 for group tent-only site (#2), $201 for group sites (#4,...
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Standard Site Fee$31.00
Hookup Site Fee$0.00
Premium Site Fee$0.00
Hike and Bike Site Fee$55.35
Group Site Fee$353.00
Food Storage Locker Fee$0.00

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What Campers Say

4.31

Satisfactory

Based on 512 reviews

322 Google reviews

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"Diamond Campground receives mixed reviews from users, with many praising its natural beauty, clean facilities, and wildlife sightings. However, there are notable complaints about rude camp hosts, reservation system errors, and noise issues."

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Uinta Wasatch Cache National Forest, FR041, Spanish Fork, UT 84660

Diamond

Uinta Wasatch Cache National Forest, FR041, Spanish Fork, UT 84660

Driving directionsFrom I-15, take exit 258 and turn east toward Spanish Fork Canyon. Continue up Spanish Fork Canyon for about 9 miles to Forest Road 029/Diamond Fork Canyon. Turn left into Diamond Fork Canyon and travel 6 miles northeast to campground.
The campground is accessible via paved roads and is located 6 miles northeast of the turn into Diamond Fork Canyon from Spanish Fork Canyon. Roads are generally in good condition and suitable for all vehicle types including trailers and RVs.
Nearby places
Spanish Fork (15 miles, approximately 20 minutes), Provo (30 miles, approximately 40 minutes), Salt Lake City (70 miles, approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes)
Nearby supplies
Spanish Fork offers groceries, camping supplies, fuel, and other essentials, located 15 miles from the campground.

Best Time to Camp at Diamond

The canyon's microclimate creates a tapestry of seasonal experiences throughout the year. Summer days bring warmth that beckons you to cool creek waters, though Loop B's open expanse can feel the full intensity of the high desert sun. As darkness falls, mountain breezes sweep down the canyon walls, transforming even the warmest days into perfectly comfortable sleeping weather. Spring arrives with wildflower blooms and ideal hiking conditions, while autumn paints the cottonwoods in brilliant golds and oranges against the red rock backdrop – both seasons offering that sweet spot of crisp mornings and pleasantly warm afternoons that make for perfect camping weather.

Summer(Jun-Aug)
3.0 / 5

Peak season Apr–Oct; warm days, stream cooling options, but reviewers mention heat and noise issues.

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Fall(Sep-Nov)
4.0 / 5

Fall reviewers report quieter conditions and pleasant weather; peaceful season indicator.

Spring(Mar-May)
3.5 / 5

Spring offers active streams and pleasant conditions as season begins; mix of quiet and runoff activity.

Winter(Dec-Feb)
3.5 / 5
Top 11% in UT

Open non-reservable in winter; visitors report enjoyable snowy stays though services are reduced.

Planning Tips
  • Peak Season: April 25 to October 11.. Book 2-3 months ahead.
  • Operating Season: Open from April 25 to October 11 (reservable season). Non-reservable from October 12 to April 24.
  • Current Alerts: Regular alerts for bear activity. Seasonal opening and closing notifications.

About Diamond

Nestled deep within Diamond Fork Canyon, Diamond Campground offers two distinct camping experiences across its sprawling grounds. Loop A invites you to pitch your tent beneath a canopy of ancient cottonwoods and whispering willows, where dappled sunlight filters through leaves creating nature's own cathedral. For those seeking wide-open skies, Loop B spreads across meadows dotted with fragrant sagebrush and native grasses. Whether you're casting a line for rainbow trout in the crystalline waters, setting off on scenic hiking trails, or soaking in the renowned natural hot springs just a short trek away, Diamond Campground serves as your gateway to canyon country adventures.
Diamond Campground offers various camping accommodations, including single and double-family sites, walk-to tent sites, and group sites.
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Check-in
12 PM
Check-out
12 PM
Stay Limit
Two nights minimum on weekends, three nights during holiday weekends.

Amenities available

Potable water
Fire rings
Food storage lockers
Picnic tables
Firewood available
Vault toilets

Activities you can enjoy

Diamond Campground offers a range of activities that cater to various interests. "Hiking, biking, and off-road vehicle trails are abundant in the area." The Diamond Fork Stream and Wanrhodes Creek provide opportunities for fishing, with some users reporting catches of "brown and cutthroat trout." Nearby attractions include "Fifth Water Hot Springs," which requires a 2.5-mile hike, and the "Discovery Trail" within the campground, which is a hit with families.
HikingMultiple trails in and around the campground cater to hikers, including the Discovery Trail and Monks Hollow Trail for biking and off-road vehicles.
FishingFishing is available along Diamond Fork Stream and Wanrhodes Creek; anglers can catch brown and cutthroat trout.
SwimmingWhile there are no designated swimming areas, users have enjoyed wading and tubing in nearby streams.
BikingThe campground features paved areas suitable for biking. "Lots of area for walking on trails and on pavement," as noted in user reviews.
Wildlife viewingWildlife sightings include deer, elk, bears, skunks, turkeys, and various bird species. "Tons of wildlife here," including close encounters with bears and elk.
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Policies & Safety

Hazards & AlertsBear activity is reported; campers must store food securely. Wildlife such as skunks and turkeys may roam the area. Open fires should follow regulations.
Active AlertsRegular alerts for bear activity. Seasonal opening and closing notifications.
Food Storage RequiredFood storage lockers are recommended due to bear activity. Secure trash bins are available.

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Reviews

4.3
512 reviews
Satisfactory
Satisfactory
Diamond is satisfactory, placing it in the bottom 60% of campgrounds based on reviews
Diamond Campground receives mixed reviews from users, with many praising its natural beauty, clean facilities, and wildlife sightings. However, there are notable complaints about rude camp hosts, reservation system errors, and noise issues.
Review Summaries
Based on 512 reviews

What Campers Love

"Beautiful campground" with "clean vault toilets," "spacious sites," and "friendly camp hosts." Wildlife sightings and proximity to attractions like Fifth Water Hot Springs are appreciated.
Based on 512 reviews

Common Concerns

Complaints include "rude and aggressive camp hosts," "reservation errors," and "noise from generators and other campers." Some users also noted issues with trash disposal and maintenance.
Based on 512 reviews

Pro Tips & Recommendations

Choose shaded sites in Loop A for privacy and shade. Bring cash for firewood purchases and prepare for cow manure on some sites. "Bring your own water" if visiting during off-season, as water service...
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Based on 512 reviews

Seasonal Insights

Summer reviews highlight noise and heat issues, while fall and winter campers report quieter conditions and pleasant weather.
Based on 512 reviews

Camper Quotes

"Loop A has the best spots for shade" (Mel C). "Vault toilets were SUPER clean" (Becky Nelson). "Discovery Trail is a hidden gem and not just for kids" (Leslie F). "Camp hosts were awesome" (Trevor...
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Based on 512 reviews

Site-Specific Reviews

Site B56 is noted for privacy and proximity to the creek. Site A15 is shaded and suitable for motorhomes. Site 3 is recommended for large groups (up to 125 people). Loop B is described as more open,...
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Based on 512 reviews

Accessibility Features

Some reviews mention paved sites and cement aprons, which accommodate mobility needs. No specific ADA-compliant features are highlighted.
Based on 512 reviews

Pet-Friendly Features

Dogs are allowed but must be leashed. There have been complaints about unleashed pets and aggressive interactions between dogs.
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Last updated January 13, 2026
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