Little Deer Creek Campground

Great views. Sites are large with mostly 30 amp no dump only a station. To Bike you must use transport 5 minutes away Lake trail, dirt. 10 minutes to a paved bike trail.

Nice location with easy access to trails and great view of the Wasatch. Not the deepest fire ring I've seen. However, it does the job. Running water at the site was a welcome perk. One complaint was there were lots of bugs, including ticks in the area. No one in our party got bit, but good bug spray is a must.

It was pleasant to find a good bathroom, a large picnic table, an established fire pit and a variety of fallen branches to feed the fire. There was someone parked at our designated /reserved space... But we simply picked another and got set up for the weekend. The dirt road to get to the site was very rough. Our car needs a tire repair now that we are home. A good spot for ATVs & trucks.

Lots of flies everywhere. The road into the camp ground from Cascade springs is not that bad. Any SUV/crossover can do it. A sedan might be able to get in if driven slowly and carefully. Each site has running water and a sandy pad for a tent. This site is less well known so it's fairly easy to get a reservation.

This is a great camping spot. We went with 6 people total in a campsite and had just enough room. This campsite is barely accessible by smaller cars. We had an off roading vehicle thankfully but there were no signs warning you of this. Restrooms were clean and campsite was well kept. I would recommend going to deer creek lake while you are there but you have to drive to it from the campsite. BE PREPARED TO BRING BUG SPRAY!! The bugs are minimal at night but during the day they are aggressive. I would recommend a few bug zappers

Thought I'd leave a review since the ones here are fairly old and don't give updated info on the road in. I bring my sedan here all the time. It's one of my favorite places. Head like your going to Cascade Springs on the paved road. Then just past the turn off for Cascade Springs turn onto the Cummings road. Don't take the first turn into the Little Deer Creek Campground sign. Keep going on the better dirt road a little further. There is another main entrance in and you should be fine. My only complaint about this area is there are a lot of flies when I go in the summer.

A hidden gem! Running water, clean nicer bathrooms, fire rings, tables, tent and trailer sites. There were deer and a few coyotes. Lots of shade, beautiful scenery. Not very crowded/several vacant sites(esp on a mid-Summer weekend). The dirt road just North of Cascade Springs was only a few miles in but super rocky/rugged terrain. Definitely suggest 4x4 or AWD with high clearance.