i'd probably try to find a "dispersed" camping area

Jul 16, 2020
10:40:47am

v1k0u6 Wookie Barber

it's legal. You don't go to a camp site, you just find a place in the woods. I guess spike ball could be difficult. but you could have the space to play music,

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Recommendation for a camping site with in 1 1/2 hours of SLC Friday Night?

Murray

7/16/20 9:50am

How old are they?

Schultz is back

7/16/20 9:54am

Honestly, you don't want to be at the defined campgrounds with music blaring. Most have curfew rules.

Bert609

7/16/20 9:54am

And even before curfew, everyone hates people who play loud music at campgrounds

fredgarvin

7/16/20 10:21am

Amen to both of the posts above this one. In established campgrounds, you need to be respectful of those around you

jdub

7/16/20 9:56am

We were camping near Strawberry once and there was a bunch of Poly's a couple

Niiineteeen84

7/16/20 10:06am

I had this friend named Josh, He knew some places out in the west desert

v1k0u6

7/16/20 10:07am

Funny you should say that. The only place in all of Utah that is available to

Murray

7/16/20 10:28am

All of those activities should be reserved for a backyard setting.

whirl

7/16/20 10:09am

I was in a campground where there was a LARGE group of mostly young adults over a few sites. They all gathered

jdub

7/16/20 10:19am

Couple years ago the people in the campground next to us were blasting techno

fredgarvin

7/16/20 10:23am

i'd probably try to find a "dispersed" camping area

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