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Grand Staircase - Escalante National Monument, Utah
What is Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, you ask? It is the epitome of the wild west. Choose your very own cowboy adventure set amongst towering monoliths, spires, forest, sagebrush, and Read more...
What is Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, you ask? It is the epitome of the wild west. Choose your very own cowboy adventure set amongst towering monoliths, spires, forest, sagebrush, and 1,000 miles of road—each one leads to fun! Hike to the Escalante Bridge or Cottonwood Narrows, spend a night in the backcountry and catch a glimpse of wild horses. Climbers and canyoneers can check in at the visitors center for the latest routes, and those who want to ride out via horseback for some hunting will find plenty! The Escalante River is perfect for kayak wranglers. Vastly diverse and supa-lush landscapes means there isn’t an adventure you can’t have at the Grand Staircase; acquire yourself a permit, choose your path and the fun is all yours!
Melinda: Camped here on our annual spring road trip to Southern Utah. Cute campground on the creek with a...
Sally: Great place for exploring scenic byway 12, preferred this wee camp to the more popular Calf Creek...
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Jasmine: Very well thought out and cared for space, the pictures don't do it justice! Roy had a lot of insights...
David: cost $20 per night on top of $30 park entrance fee rather pricey. Bathroom with hot water &...
Kat: If you're looking to get away and commune with nature, this is the place! Second Star to the Right is...
Leo: What an amazing experience. This site is great, just a 5 minute walk to the canyon rim, which makes it...
Kat: Great spot up high on a hill to see some awesome views! Colt had some great recommendations, including...
Sarah: Fantastic staff and fabulous showers! A bit off the main path, but oh-so-worth it.
Kat: I cannot say enough good things about this place! Not only did we stay in a beautiful and modern...
Brianna: Staying here was a great experience. There was a great view and our hosts were extremely hospitable. I...
Maggie: Mark and Jennafer are awesome! Make sure you ask Jennafer about her work with preserving the rights,...
Casey: What an amazing place! The campsite is nice and spread out with views that will blow your mind. Hiking...
Alex: Not the most private campground, but good access to bathroom facilities, clean water pumps and just a...
If the desert’s what you want, Lees Ferry Campground has it! Come explore the iconic slot canyons of...
Michelle: No reservations for this stunning little gem in the incredible and underrated Capitol Reef National...
Jenna: The South Campground can be a bit chaotic. Vehicles will drive around and around hoping to scope out...
Cody: I love this campsite! As stated it is first come first serve with no designated spots. You can find a...
Heather: The site we had was gorgeous, tucked back in a tree lined area. The restrooms leave much to be...
Allarice And Paul: The Bell Tent is a well appointed space that slows you down and allows you to lounge while immersed in...
Peter: Unforgettable experience. Camping under the milky way on Native Navajoland in a restored early 1900s...
Allarice And Paul: The Bell Tent 2 offers a well appointed space set in nature.
Allarice And Paul: The Cabin is well appointed immersed in nature. It is fully furnished with hand crafted furniture...