Discover the best desert campgrounds near Clearfield, Utah

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Utah's inland ocean

23 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents80 acres · Grantsville, UT

Seabase's water was visited by the pioneers on the way to California, and then was owned by Grantsville City as a "swimming hole", and now is a SCUBA and snorkeling resort.& event locationn. Camping and events happen, and sometimes there would be no one here but you and the caretakers, sometimes a lot of people. There are 20 acres to dry camp, so getting back away from traffic, or close to the water are options.

Rusty Ridgeline

1 site · RV1 acre · Park City, UT

Closed for the snow season! With stunning views of the Park City ridgeline, and a peaceful atmosphere, the camping area is .35 acres, comprised of a level rv parking spot that is roughly 16' by 50'. Watch the sun rise and set with one of Park City's best views, or enjoy the stars bright light. At 7100 ft you'll quickly understand why the mountains are calling, and why you chose this as your camp. Park City and neighboring areas have so much to offer: mountain biking, hikes, climbing, water sports in the reservoirs, road biking, concerts, restaurants, winter sports, and much more. Endless opportunities for adventure only 15 + minutes away. After a long day filled with adrenaline, come back to camp and enjoy the gorgeous views, relax, and get ready for the next day. This spot is perfect for a small motorhome, adventure van, sprinter, or similar. A small trailer can fit, but must have some back up experience to park here and be able to unhitch car.

Blue Hawk RV Dry Camping

2 sites · RVs10 acres · UT

WeLearn more about this land:Located within 15 mins from Logan along Hwy 30 and within 20 mins from I-15 North and I-84 East. Flat, dry land with view to the Wellsville Mountains and Cache Valley. Within 5 mins from Benson Marina, where you can fish, kayak, paddle board and bird watch. Dry camping only, no water/electric/sewer hookup available. Campfires and pets allowed. This is just land space to park RV/Trailer/Tent

Country Living

2 sites · RVs10 acres · Stockton, UT

Stockton was born of the first mining boom in the Utah Territory. The mining industry began in the early 1860s to keep an eye on the overland mail routes during the Civil War. This property snuggled in the middle of a small town feel and the big open space. With BLM land surrounding two sides there are ATV, horse trails and lakes within walking distance. 15 minutes from Tooele, 25 minutes to Grantsville, 40 minutes to Wendover, 50 minutes to downtown Salt Lake City, 10 minutes to Five Mile Pass, 25minutes to The Great Salt Lake and 30 minutes to the ICONIC Bonneville Salt Flats. Your options are endless. We are able to accommodate over night horse boarding if needed for an additional charge. Learn more about this land: Stockton was born of the first mining boom in the Utah Territory. The mining industry began in the early 1860s to keep an eye on the overland mail routes during the Civil War. This property snuggled in the middle of a small town feel and the big open space. With BLM land surrounding two sides there are ATV, horse trails and lakes within walking distance. 15 minutes from Tooele, 25 minutes to Grantsville, 40 minutes to Wendover, 50 minutes to downtown Salt Lake City, 10 minutes to Five Mile Pass, 25 minutes to The Great Salt Lake and 30 minutes to the ICONIC Bonneville Salt Flats. Your options are endless. There are two locations to camp. One is close to the house and has hookups, the other is West of the house in pastures with no hookups. You will be surrounded by beauty and animals. There are some horses on site which campers are not to interact or touch but can enjoy watching them. Enjoy Country living with open sky of stars, livestock and peace.

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Rusty Ridgeline

1 site · RV1 acre · Park City, UT

Closed for the snow season! With stunning views of the Park City ridgeline, and a peaceful atmosphere, the camping area is .35 acres, comprised of a level rv parking spot that is roughly 16' by 50'. Watch the sun rise and set with one of Park City's best views, or enjoy the stars bright light. At 7100 ft you'll quickly understand why the mountains are calling, and why you chose this as your camp. Park City and neighboring areas have so much to offer: mountain biking, hikes, climbing, water sports in the reservoirs, road biking, concerts, restaurants, winter sports, and much more. Endless opportunities for adventure only 15 + minutes away. After a long day filled with adrenaline, come back to camp and enjoy the gorgeous views, relax, and get ready for the next day. This spot is perfect for a small motorhome, adventure van, sprinter, or similar. A small trailer can fit, but must have some back up experience to park here and be able to unhitch car.

Blue Hawk RV Dry Camping

2 sites · RVs10 acres · UT

WeLearn more about this land:Located within 15 mins from Logan along Hwy 30 and within 20 mins from I-15 North and I-84 East. Flat, dry land with view to the Wellsville Mountains and Cache Valley. Within 5 mins from Benson Marina, where you can fish, kayak, paddle board and bird watch. Dry camping only, no water/electric/sewer hookup available. Campfires and pets allowed. This is just land space to park RV/Trailer/Tent

Country Living

2 sites · RVs10 acres · Stockton, UT

Stockton was born of the first mining boom in the Utah Territory. The mining industry began in the early 1860s to keep an eye on the overland mail routes during the Civil War. This property snuggled in the middle of a small town feel and the big open space. With BLM land surrounding two sides there are ATV, horse trails and lakes within walking distance. 15 minutes from Tooele, 25 minutes to Grantsville, 40 minutes to Wendover, 50 minutes to downtown Salt Lake City, 10 minutes to Five Mile Pass, 25minutes to The Great Salt Lake and 30 minutes to the ICONIC Bonneville Salt Flats. Your options are endless. We are able to accommodate over night horse boarding if needed for an additional charge. Learn more about this land: Stockton was born of the first mining boom in the Utah Territory. The mining industry began in the early 1860s to keep an eye on the overland mail routes during the Civil War. This property snuggled in the middle of a small town feel and the big open space. With BLM land surrounding two sides there are ATV, horse trails and lakes within walking distance. 15 minutes from Tooele, 25 minutes to Grantsville, 40 minutes to Wendover, 50 minutes to downtown Salt Lake City, 10 minutes to Five Mile Pass, 25 minutes to The Great Salt Lake and 30 minutes to the ICONIC Bonneville Salt Flats. Your options are endless. There are two locations to camp. One is close to the house and has hookups, the other is West of the house in pastures with no hookups. You will be surrounded by beauty and animals. There are some horses on site which campers are not to interact or touch but can enjoy watching them. Enjoy Country living with open sky of stars, livestock and peace.

Utah's inland ocean

23 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents80 acres · Grantsville, UT

Seabase's water was visited by the pioneers on the way to California, and then was owned by Grantsville City as a "swimming hole", and now is a SCUBA and snorkeling resort.& event locationn. Camping and events happen, and sometimes there would be no one here but you and the caretakers, sometimes a lot of people. There are 20 acres to dry camp, so getting back away from traffic, or close to the water are options.

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Desert camping near Clearfield guide

Overview

If you're looking to camp near Clearfield, Utah and have a preference for the desert, Mountain Top Getaways (118 reviews), Utah's inland ocean (38 reviews), and Hudsons Tiny Glamping Shed (12 reviews) are some of the top campsites in the area. These campsites offer popular amenities such as trash disposal, pet-friendly accommodations, and toilets. And if you're up for some adventure, popular activities in the area include surfing, biking, and horseback riding. Happy camping!