Campground & Resort Rules

1. 1No fires, anywhere, everNo campfires, charcoal or open flame at campsites, picnic sites, RV sites or the farmhouse. The canyon floor is deep in fallen leaves and cottonwood down. This is permanent, not a fire-season restriction.
2. 2No musicMusic may not be played on speakers or devices of any kind in the canyon. People come here for the sound of the creek.
3. 3Quiet time from 9:00pmVoices and other noise should not carry beyond your own site. Generators may not run between 9:00pm and 9:00am. Many guests have small children asleep.
4. 4One vehicle per siteThe county and the fire department limit how many vehicles are allowed in the canyon. Your green parking permit must hang from the rearview mirror at all times.
5. 5One tent per campsiteSix people to a tent. Site 8 takes two tents. More than that means booking another site. Nobody sleeps outside their reserved site.
6. 6No petsNo animals in the canyon at all, other than ADA service animals. Emotional support animals do not qualify under the ADA and cannot be admitted.
7. 7No RVs or trailers in the canyonThe road down is too steep and people get stuck. Park and dry camp in the RV area at the top instead — $35 per night.
8. 8Everyone signs the waiverEvery person entering the property signs once. Adults sign for themselves; a parent or legal guardian signs for anyone under 18.
9. 9Wristbands on at all timesEvery guest wears theirs for the whole visit. Canyon Access is charged per person, per night in the canyon.
10. 10No smoking or vapingNot in the campground and not in the pool area. The designated area is the upper parking lot.
11. 11No alcohol in the pool areaYou may have alcohol at your own campsite or picnic site. No glass in the pool area, ever — no exceptions.
12. 12Catch and release the crawdadsThey do not survive outside the creek. Everything goes back in the water before you leave.
13. 13Leave the site as you found itNo trash or debris, and the picnic table goes back where you found it. Check out of a campsite by 10:30am sharp, a picnic site by 4:00pm. Stay past it and the deposit goes.
14. 14Close the gatesEntry gates are dummy locked at night. Close them behind you, coming in or going out.

When you book you certify: “I certify that every person in my group will follow the Campground and Resort Rules, and I understand that I will lose my deposit if any of these rules are not followed by me or anyone in my group.”

After-hours help: 801-391-8044. For an emergency call 911 — the address is 287 E. Veyo Resort Road, Veyo, Utah 84782. Everything else, call the front desk on (435) 574-2300.

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