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Inclusion Policy
We have a zero-tolerance policy against discrimination at Hipcamp and are committed to helping our Host and Hipcamper community be inclusive.
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All Hosts should review and adhere to these standards around providing a positive Hipcamp experience, being a thoughtful neighbor, and serving as a responsible citizen.
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All Hipcampers should review and adhere to these standards for safety, trip preparation, and respect in order to uphold Hipcamp’s most important value: “leave it better.”
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Arches National Park
This national park makes you feel like you're on another planet—a stunning one. Hike and bike here!
Yes, you'll have a bit of a drive to get here. But wow, it's worth it. (Take Highway 128 for the scenic route, or drop straight south from Highway 70 to get there a little faster from Moab, UT).
Spectacular red sandstone arches—literally thousands of them—fill the park. What do you take photos of first? Maybe it's the famous shot of Delicate Arch or the majestic beauty of the Windows section of the park. It could be the eerie spectacle of Balanced Rock, or the multiple trails taking you through Devils Garden.
Get up early to marvel as sunrise lights up the arches. Or grab a winning shot at sunset before returning to your campground to relax around the fire ring. It's all totally worth the sand you're going to get in your shoes.
Don't delay making your campsite reservation. Devil's Garden Campground starts taking
Yes, you'll have a bit of a drive to get here. But wow, it's worth it. (Take Highway 128 for the scenic route, or drop straight south from Highway 70 to get there a little faster from Moab, UT).
Spectacular red sandstone arches—literally thousands of them—fill the park. What do you take photos of first? Maybe it's the famous shot of Delicate Arch or the majestic beauty of the Windows section of the park. It could be the eerie spectacle of Balanced Rock, or the multiple trails taking you through Devils Garden.
Get up early to marvel as sunrise lights up the arches. Or grab a winning shot at sunset before returning to your campground to relax around the fire ring. It's all totally worth the sand you're going to get in your shoes.
Don't delay making your campsite reservation. Devil's Garden Campground starts taking reservations six months out. But don't worry. You can find first-come, first-served campgrounds all around Moab.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Arches National Park
There’s plenty of mischief to get up to in the Devils Garden Campground. Located deep in the heart of Arches National Park, this campground is a great home base for those exploring some of the 2,500+ natural arches on the countless number of hiking trails accesible from each tent. After filling up your camera memory card with epic shots all day, k Read more...
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