Ledgefork

Star4.52
528 reviews
Uinta Wasatch Cache National Forest, FR051, Kamas, UT 84036
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Quick Facts

7,800 ft

Price

$29 - $62/night

Booking

Reservable

Sites

70 campsites

Season

Peak season from Jun...

Cell

No Service

Pets

Very Pet Friendly

RV Friendly

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Ledgefork
$29.00 - $62.00 / night
Campsite Fees
Single sites are $29.00 nightly; double sites are $62.00 nightly during peak season; additional vehicle fee is $10.00/day. Day-use fee is $15.00....
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Standard Site Fee$29.00
Hookup Site Fee$0.00
Premium Site Fee$0.00
Hike and Bike Site Fee$0.00
Group Site Fee$60.00
Food Storage Locker Fee$0.00

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What Campers Say

4.52

Top-Rated

Based on 528 reviews

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"User reviews about Ledgefork Campground are overwhelmingly positive, highlighting its pristine natural setting, well-maintained facilities, and the exceptional assistance provided by camp hosts. Commonly cited drawbacks include the lack of running water and challenges for larger RVs due to site layouts and narrow roads."

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Uinta Wasatch Cache National Forest, FR051, Kamas, UT 84036

Ledgefork

Uinta Wasatch Cache National Forest, FR051, Kamas, UT 84036

Driving directionsFrom Salt Lake City: Take I 15 to I 80E past Park City, then proceed to Hwy 189 or Wanship. On Hwy 189, travel southeast to Kearns Blvd/SR 248, continue east to Browns Canyon Rd, and head northeast until it connects with SR 32. Turn south onto SR 32, travel until it becomes North Bench and then Weber Canyon Rd. Stay on Weber Canyon Rd to FR 33. Turn right (south) onto FR 33 and travel past Smith Morehouse Reservoir to Ledgefork. From Utah County (Provo): Follow US 189 through Provo Canyon to Heber City, turn left at the junction to stay on US 189 heading north until SR 32. Turn east on SR 32, then follow it past Jordanelle State Park to Francis. At Francis, turn left (north) onto Main St. Continue on Main Street until it becomes New Lane Rd in Oakley and connects with Weber Canyon Rd. Turn right (east) onto Weber Canyon Rd, then right (south) onto FR 33 past Smith Morehouse Reservoir to Ledgefork.
Road access includes paved highways until Weber Canyon Rd, which transitions to Forest Road 33, approximately 16 miles unpaved. Seasonal closures may apply, and sections are narrow, making navigation challenging for large trailers.
Nearby places
Oakley (14 miles, ~20 min)
Kamas (~30 miles, ~40 min)
Salt Lake City (~50 miles, ~1hr 20 min).
Nearby supplies
Nearest supplies can be found in Oakley (~14 miles) or Kamas (~30 miles), including groceries, camping gear, and fuel.

Best Time to Camp at Ledgefork

Experience the perfect mountain climate where summer days warm to a comfortable 65-75°F, ideal for outdoor adventures, while crisp nights dip to 40-50°F, perfect for campfire gatherings and stargazing. As autumn paints the aspens gold, temperatures begin their descent toward winter's embrace, when snow blankets the landscape and transforms the campground into a frozen wonderland of sub-freezing beauty.

Best
Summer(Jun-Aug)
4.5 / 5
Top 17% in UT

Peak season Jun 6–Sept 1: warm days (65–75°F), lush greenery and full access to water activities.

Fall(Sep-Nov)
4.0 / 5

Season extends into Oct 25 with quieter visits and fall foliage; fewer crowds reported.

Spring(Mar-May)
Not recommended

Official season begins in June; spring access and conditions are not described.

Winter(Dec-Feb)
Not recommended

Campground primarily open June–Oct; winter closure or limited access implied.

Planning Tips
  • Peak Season: June 6 - September 1.. Book 2-3 months ahead.
  • Operating Season: Peak season from June 6 to September 1; first-come, first-served basis from September 2 to October 25.
  • Current Alerts: No running water; bring your own water. Seasonal road access may be limited due to snow.

About Ledgefork

Perched high above the shimmering waters of Smith and Morehouse Reservoir, Ledgefork Campground beckons adventurers into the heart of Utah's majestic Uinta Mountains. This mountain sanctuary seamlessly blends outdoor thrills with serene forest camping, where anglers cast lines at dawn, kayakers glide across glassy waters, and hikers disappear into wilderness trails. Choose between intimate single sites or spacious double sites, each thoughtfully equipped with picnic tables and fire pits beneath a canopy of aspens and conifers. Modern vault toilets ensure comfort while preserving the authentic camping experience.
Ledgefork Campground provides multiple site options suitable for tents, small RVs, and trailers. It also offers both single and double sites, with specific capacities detailed below.
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Check-in
12 pm on the day following a reservation.
Check-out
12 pm
Stay Limit
  • Site-specific stay limits unknown
  • 2-night minimum stay on weekends and 3-night minimum stay on holiday weekends.

Amenities available

Fire rings
Food storage lockers
Picnic tables
Firewood available
Vault toilets

Activities you can enjoy

Ledgefork Campground offers a variety of recreational opportunities including hiking, fishing, boating, and wildlife viewing. The nearby Smith and Morehouse Reservoir is a key attraction for water-based activities such as kayaking and canoeing.
HikingThe 12-mile round-trip Smith and Morehouse Trail is a highlight for hikers and backpackers. It begins within the campground and traverses forests, meadows, and marshes.
FishingFishing is popular at the reservoir, which is stocked with rainbow trout and native fish species.
BoatingBoating is allowed on the reservoir, but a wake-less speed is enforced, making it ideal for kayaks and canoes. A boat ramp is located on the northwest shore.
Wildlife viewingWildlife such as moose and deer are frequently spotted, and the surrounding area supports diverse animal and bird species.
Winter Activities
Water Sports
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Policies & Safety

Hazards & AlertsCommon hazards include narrow roads, wildlife encounters (bears, moose), and flooding risks during spring runoff. Vault toilets may smell unpleasant.
Active AlertsNo running water; bring your own water. Seasonal road access may be limited due to snow.
No Potable WaterThis campground does not have potable water on-site. Bring all the water you need for drinking, cooking, and cleaning.
No Cell ServiceCell phone service is not available at this campground. Plan accordingly for emergencies and download offline maps before arriving.
Food Storage RequiredFood lockers available but no explicit fee stated; required to prevent bear encounters.

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Reviews

4.5
528 reviews
Top-Rated
Top-Rated
Ledgefork is top-rated, placing it in the top 15% of campgrounds based on reviews
User reviews about Ledgefork Campground are overwhelmingly positive, highlighting its pristine natural setting, well-maintained facilities, and the exceptional assistance provided by camp hosts. Commonly cited drawbacks include the lack of running water and challenges for larger RVs due to site layouts and narrow roads.
Review Summaries
Based on 528 reviews

What Campers Love

Clean vault toilets, friendly and helpful camp hosts, proximity to Smith and Morehouse Reservoir, abundant wildlife, and seclusion from urban environments. Many reviewers appreciate the camp hosts’...
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Based on 528 reviews

Common Concerns

Narrow roads making navigation difficult for large trailers, absence of running water despite availability of faucets, and occasional noise from generators and dogs. Some users also noted...
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Based on 528 reviews

Pro Tips & Recommendations

Campers strongly recommend bringing ample water due to the lack of on-site facilities. Arrive early to secure First-Come, First-Served sites. Be prepared for colder temperatures at night, even during...
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Based on 528 reviews

Seasonal Insights

The campground is busiest during summer, with positive reviews citing lush greenery and access to water-based activities. Negative reviews during peak season mention crowding and noise. Fall offers...
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Based on 528 reviews

Camper Quotes

1. 'Absolutely beautiful campground! Wildlife, deer, squirrels, and many birds.' 2. 'Bathrooms are the cleanest I’ve seen in a long time.' 3. 'The camp host Sherry was so pleasant and helpful!'
Based on 528 reviews

Site-Specific Reviews

Specific sites such as #19 and #20 are recommended for their privacy and size. Loops A and B have been noted for varying accessibility, with Loop B offering sites closer to water sources.
Based on 528 reviews

Accessibility Features

Limited direct feedback on accessibility features, but some users noted assistance from hosts for specific needs.
Based on 528 reviews

Pet-Friendly Features

Pet-friendly policies are appreciated, but some complaints were made about frequent barking from dogs left unattended.
Based on 528 reviews

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Last updated January 13, 2026
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