We had a pleasant experience. Somehow I accidentally reserved a pontoon for the following weekend,…read morebut they were able to accommodate us today, thankfully! Everyone is nice & friendly. Check in was easy and they go through all the do's & dont's of using the boat. The pontoon we reserved was the cheapest, but it was really nice compared to ones we've rented in the past at other lakes/rivers. Had Bluetooth speakers which added to the experience. We were bummed out the weather was a bit crappy so I felt like we didn't get to fully enjoy the experience. Also, unless you plan to jump off the boat and swim/float etc., there's no where to beach it to hang out, and you are told to stay 150 feet away from the edges due to shallow water and rocks. The water was a chilly 52 for Memorial Day weekend and without sun and warm temps we didn't get into the water. We ended up returning our rental early due to rain, but checking the boat back in was easy. I definitely recommend renting if you're spending a day here. It's got gorgeous views and it's very big. There were some cool teepees out of what looked like driftwood or something along the South Eastern section that merges into Provo River. There's beautiful homes along northern edges as well.

Dylan jumped off the side of the course with me cause I was scared, awesome time and a very nice…read moreinstructor. Very worth the cost.

Very clean bathroom and showers at the fox den. I should also mention that there's HOT showers! My…read morefriends said that it's the newest area opened at Derr Creek. It's well worth the $60/day fee with full hookups. The campsite also has clean fire pits, picnic tables, and a water spout. It's dog friendly and other campers are good about keeping their dogs on a leash. There's a boat ramp and a nice walkway to the "beach." There's a few picnic tables that I saw people enjoying their lunch at. It's fairly quiet and during the day since everyone seems to be on the water. Everyone respects quiet time at 10pm so it was a pleasant experience!

I think this might be my favorite reservoir to visit in Utah. The view of Mount Timpanogos is so…read morestunning! There's a sandy beach to lay out on, and grass patches in the shade as well. There are lots of pavilions and plenty of bathrooms. I've come here a few times over the years for the 4th of July, and even though it's probably one of the busiest days here, there's always plenty of room on the beach for everyone. The parking lot here is another story. They have extremely limited parking in their main lot, and then some over flow parking across the street. If you're coming on a holiday weekend or probably just a weekend in general, it's important to get here early. We had part of our group get there around 9am and they got one of the last spots in the main spot. We got there around 10:15am and were able to park in the overflow across the street, but once that's full you CANNOT park on the road, you'll get towed or ticketed, as we witnessed happen to many people on the 4th. A little ways up the road there is a pull off to park in, however you have to walk along the highway to get back to the state park. We've done it before, and it's not ideal. There's a gorgeous hike here to Chair Rock - I found a trail guide for the hike from Girl on a Hike's blog and it's a steep but VERY rewarding hike. When I did it a few years ago, no one else was there, and the views are absolutely stunning.

worst fucking reservoir EVER, fishing is genuinely dog shit... first time i went i caught about 25…read moreshitty small rainbows, and the second time i caught 1 of the shitters. And no i'm not some fisherman who doesn't know what they're doing, im advanced and know how to fish, the fishing is just shit, do NOT go there, wasted an entire day where i was super excited to go just to be fucked

I love to camp. Usually I just find a spot off a dirt road and call it good. However I do camp…read morewith people who like the comforts of an established campground. Current Creek campground is a large place with 4 loops. My favorite is D loop because it's closest to the lake. Bathrooms have flush toilets but no showers. Each camp site has a picnic table, grill, fire pit and concrete pad. The camp host station sells ice, firewood and some bare essentials. The star of the show is the lake. Usually you'll find me sitting on the shore waiting for a fish to bite. I've caught rainbows and tiger trout. But even if you don't catch anything the views are spectacular. If you should get lucky and decide to keep your catch there is a fish cleaning station by the boat ramp. Directions, there are 3 ways to get there all involve a bit of graded dirt road. You can take hwy 40 to the Current Creek Road and drive up next to the river, then around the lake. Next option is to turn off hwy 40 at the chicken creek area and take FS road #82. The turn is just before the UDOT facility. Lastly you can take center street from Heber past the Timber Lakes community. There is no cell phone service at the lake or campground. :)

This is sooooo much fun! Go down the Provo river either guided or unguided without a care in the…read moreworld. They provide everything for one flat fee: the kayaks, the paddleboards, life jackets, the ride to the top, EVEN THE SHOES! The friendliest gal helped us get everything figured out and took us down the river (Shout out to ALYSSA). She said they even take kids on the river too! Would do this a million more times! A great activity for anyone traveling through the area, or families just looking for an amazing adventure.

So, this was awesome. I've done a lot of tubing and rafting and this is one of my favorites. They…read moreare easy going and getting you going quick. You can even buy a tube for your cooler!! This took about 2 hours and it was SO worth it. They even have a little too swing at your final destination. The only thing we didn't like was 1/4 of the way in, you have to get off your tube, it's for safety reasons so we get it. It was still so much fun. My friends and I are going to go at least two more times before fall starts! If you're on the fence, DO IT!

What a great experience! Coming from Texas we float all the time, this float has the best views…read moreever. The water is cold so be prepared, but after a few drinks you are all good! Super friendly staff and well organized. Will forsure comeback and do again!

We're really spoiled here in SLC. We have an abundance of outdoors opportunities at our fingertips,…read moreand most are in really great shape. That's illustrated here at South Box Elder. For the uninitiated, Millcreek Canyon has a bunch of picnic areas all up and down the canyon. Many of them are first come, first served and would make an incredible afternoon or evening. Seriously--you can leave work, grab a sandwich, at your favorite place, and be up the canyon eating it and it all takes less than 30. However, there are a few of the picnic areas that have reservable spots for larger groups. That's also the case with South Box Elder. There's one group site here, the Edmund Ellsworth Group Site, that can be booked ahead of time. It seats about 25 and has a fire pit, two metal stands, a metal BBQ grill stand, a thin and tall food table, and sits right next to the (pit) bathrooms. Besides the Edmund Ellsworth area, there's also a few other spots in this picnic area. It's a small area, and each one has its own fire pit and picnic table, but they may only fit a dozen or so people. There's a small parking area inside of here, but you can also park across the street. This area is also home to the north terminus of the Desolation Trail, and you'll see a lot of people come in and out hiking the Salt Lake Overlook portion of that trail. To reach it, drive up Millcreek Canyon and go past all of the Boy Scout properties and it will be the first picnic spot you come to after Millcreek Inn. The first sign you will see will be the Desolation Trail sign, and then the sign for the South Box Elder Picnic Area.

We have rented from several different companies over the years. We recently had a trip planned to…read moreLake Powell and found out the boat we were renting broke down just 3 or 4 days before we were supposed to leave. We found First Class Rentals last minute. They were amazing to work with. They went out of their way to make things work with our schedule and have the boat ready for us. I have never experienced such great customer service from any other company. They were very kind, easy to work with and professional. Their equipment is top of the line, well cared for and in excellent condition. You won't find better equipment for a better price. We loved working with First Class Rentals and won't even think about going anywhere else. These guys are amazing!

Great friendly staff newer equipment and very convenient from booking to pickup and drop off.read more

This was an amazing experience- truly an adventure! We went in June 2024, perfect Utah summer…read moremorning. Uinta Adventures staff was great at showing us how to drive the RZR and great ideas on where to go. The GPS was very accurate, which made it easy to get around without feeling like we would get lost. There were a couple of areas closed due to controlled burnigns, but many areas open. We went to two of the areas the staff recommended - slightly disappoint that we couldn't get to the Soapstone cliffs due to downed trees, but the views getting up there were still worth it! Would definitely do this again the next time we are in the area - highly, highly, highly recommend!

Brandon was so incredibly helpful. We rented six machines and had the time of our lives. Smooth…read morecheck-in process and very convenient location. Located near the mountains will be riding around in so it was incredibly convenient. Highly recommend, I have used them numerous times before.