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Hope Acres Glampground
1. Hope Acres Glampground
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24mi from Altamont · 7 sites
Escape to the High Country at Hope Acres Glampground
Tucked away in the towering pinyon pines of Northern Utah, Hope Acres offers a luxury retreat at 7,800 feet. Perched atop a scenic mesa, our glampground is your gateway to the best of the backcountry. Whether you’re here to cast a line in the nearby Strawberry or Starvation Reservoirs, or explore the rugged UTV and hiking trails that crisscross our mountains, adventure is always just minutes away.
After a day of sightseeing and wildlife watching, return to the comfort of your private Bell Tent. Set on elevated decks, each tent features cozy queen or twin beds and full air conditioning—giving you the perfect blend of nature and home. We value your peace and privacy, which is why our sites are spaced 50 feet apart. Each spot includes its own personal bathroom and shower, high-speed internet, a private BBQ, and a hammock for those quiet mountain afternoons. Come hide away, relax, and make lasting memories with us at Hope Acres.
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Fort Tabby Campground
2. Fort Tabby Campground
23mi from Altamont · 1 site
Fort Tabby is a rustic glamping and outdoor retreat featuring distinctive painted tipis set against a backdrop of rolling hills, open skies, and a nearby river.
The site’s tipis are the centerpiece. One is decorated with deer and geometric borders in earth tones; another carries a bold American-flag motif with stars and stripes; a third shows galloping horses silhouetted against a sunset gradient. Matching picnic tables sit outside each, painted in complementary designs and placed on striped outdoor rugs. Adirondack chairs—some navy, some red—cluster nearby for relaxing. Grill stands and propane fire pits are ready.
Interiors feel cozy and cabin-like. Log-frame beds are dressed in themed quilts (bears, patriotic patchwork, American flags), with matching sofas, nightstands, floor lamps, dreamcatchers, and hanging textiles. Soft natural light filters through the canvas and circular vents at the peak. One space includes a wooden entry bench and potted plants; another offers both a full bed with two twin beds.
A short walk leads to a tree-lined river where guests can fish in waders, casting amid green banks and distant mountains. A simple picnic table sits on the grassy shore. Evenings center on campfires: groups gather in folding chairs around open flames or a metal fire pit etched with horse silhouettes, roasting marshmallows under the stars.
Practical amenities include a clean, modern restroom building of tan-and-brown block with a metal roof. Inside are private stalls, sinks, mirrors, paper-towel dispensers, grab bars, and bright lighting.
Overall, Fort Tabby blends themed, comfortable tipi lodging with riverside recreation, outdoor cooking, and communal fire-side evenings in a scenic, open landscape.
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Cedar Mountain Glampground
3. Cedar Mountain Glampground
24mi from Altamont · 1 site
Cedar Mountain Glampground is a secluded retreat nestled against the Uintah National Forest, surrounded by fragrant juniper, weathered cedar, and ancient pinyon pines. The moment you arrive, the forest seems to exhale around you—quiet, cool, and untouched. This is a place where the noise of daily life falls away and the rhythm of the mountains takes over.
The glampground sits on a gentle rise that opens to sweeping views of the surrounding high‑country wilderness. Juniper and cedar forests wrap your private tiny home in natural seclusion, their branches twisting into sculptural shapes carved by wind and time. In the early morning, sunlight filters through the trees in soft gold bands; in the evening, the forest glows amber before settling into deep blue shadow.
Two pristine mountain lakes lie just a short drive away, offering easy access for paddleboarding, kayaking, fishing, or simply sitting at the shoreline with your feet in cool alpine water. Trails weave through pinyon pine stands and open meadows, making it effortless to explore the landscape at your own pace. Wildlife is part of the experience—mule deer grazing at dawn, hawks circling overhead, and the occasional lizard slipping between the trees.
When night falls, Cedar Mountain becomes a sanctuary for stargazers. With no city lights to dim the sky, the stars appear in brilliant, crystalline detail. The Milky Way stretches overhead like a luminous river, and constellations feel close enough to touch. It’s the kind of night sky that invites you to linger by the fire a little longer, wrapped in a blanket, listening to the forest settle around you.
Designed for comfort without compromising the natural setting, you can relax in the tiny house and sip your morning coffee in the shade of cedar branches, or unwind in the evening with the scent of juniper drifting through the air. The experience is intentionally simple, restorative, and deeply connected to the land.
Cedar Mountain Glampground is more than a place to stay—it’s a place to breathe, to slow down, and to rediscover the quiet magic of the mountains.
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Starvation State Park
4. Starvation State Park
100%
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State park 15mi from Altamont · 213 sites
Discover the allure of Fred Hayes State Park at Starvation.
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Ashley National Forest
5. Ashley National Forest
88%
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National forest 34mi from Altamont · 1000 sites
Choose some majestic highlights in this mountainous national forest.
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Ward Family Homestead
6. Ward Family Homestead
33mi from Altamont · 2 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Permaculture Paradise: Homestead is located near varied terrain with open spaces and some wooded areas. The region experiences temperatures ranging from 20°F in winter to 85°F in summer. Nearby attractions include Dinosaur National Monument and Starvation State Park, offering opportunities for exploration and outdoor activities.
We own a beautiful 10-acre property with a finished offgrid Tiny Cabin that has awesome views going up Currant Creek Mountain Road in Fruitland Utah. We look forward to sharing it with you!
Fruitland is a great location and it's only an hour from the property up on the mountain to Park City Utah. There is a full service gas station with a restaurant, RV Park, and even a small church building in town just minutes down the mountain. There are several reservoirs within a short drive in every direction from the campsite. Amazing amounts of wildlife right on the property throughout the year.
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The Cabins at Bear River Lodge
7. The Cabins at Bear River Lodge
48mi from Altamont · 10 sites
Experience year-round adventure at the Bear River Lodge. There is no better place for stress-free fun and seclusion than in one of our luxury cabin rentals. We have a wide range of cabin accommodations, starting with private, romantic retreats for two, as well as our luxurious family and group cabins that can accommodate up to 26 people.
Not too far, and not too close. We are less than an hour from Park City, getting you out of the city and connecting you back to nature.
Start your adventure with a Snowmobile, ATV, or Side by Side rental and drive right from your cabin's front door to explore the vast Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest.
The Cabins at Bear River Lodge has all the comforts of home and everything you need for an extraordinary expedition into Utah's wilderness.
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Roam Uinta
8. Roam Uinta
49mi from Altamont · 18 sites · Tents, Lodging
The Provo River runs along the edge of the property, and the Uinta Mountains start climbing from here. Roam Uinta sits at the gateway to Mirror Lake Scenic Byway, a 42-mile road that crests at 10,715 feet and opens up some of the best alpine camping, fishing, and hiking in Utah. Kamas is the last supply stop before the cell service drops out and the high country takes over.
Full-hookup RV sites line the riverbank with 30/50-amp service. Cabins come equipped with full kitchens, linens, and queen sleeper sofas, because “roughing it” has a pretty wide definition. Monthly stays are available year-round for seasonal workers, extended travelers, and anyone who’s figured out they don’t want to leave.
The clubhouse, pool, and hot tub anchor the common areas. A basketball court for burning off energy. Starlink WiFi across the property (a real luxury this close to wilderness). Well-maintained bathhouses and direct river access for guests who want to fish before coffee.
This stretch of the Provo River is blue-ribbon trout water. Rainbow and brown trout push 18 inches. You can cast from the bank without leaving the resort, which is the kind of detail that turns a 2-night stay into a week.
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Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest
9. Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest
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National forest 101mi from Altamont · 2666 sites
2.1 million acres of unique wilderness scenery just begging to be explored.
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Price Field Office
10. Price Field Office
Park 60mi from Altamont · 4 sites
The Price Bureau of Land Management Field Office is perfect for any number of outdoor activities, but we’ve gotta give a major hat tip to the phenomenal river-based recreation that’s going on out here. Evidence of water’s work on the landscape is obvious everywhere you go, whether you’re on the water itself or simply exploring a deep canyon. The scenery is openly amazeballs, but these canyons also let you catch a glimpse of what life would have been like for explorers of the past, and it’s a downright fascinating experience. For water lovers, what to do is a no-brainer…set out on a rafting and camping trip! Beginners should always go with a trip outfitter or with experienced friends. Conditions can change quickly in this part of the country, and as you’ll be able to see from the landscapes, this is definitely a place of extremes. Mostly, it’s just extremely awesome.
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Steinaker State Park
11. Steinaker State Park
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State park 42mi from Altamont · 29 sites
Discover the Night Sky at Steinaker State Park.
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Red Fleet State Park
12. Red Fleet State Park
State park 48mi from Altamont · 30 sites
Red Fleet State Park: A Landscape of Adventure and Prehistoric Wonders.
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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Abigail
April 2026
1 night at Hope Acres Glampground
We loved our trip! Matt and Jim were so helpful and kind! The amenities were perfect and we will definitely be back!
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Tanner
April 2026
With pets
After a year of wanting to make it out here, we finally did. This place is so amazing! The tent and campground is so clean, inside the tent is spotless. They provide basically everything you need, just bring food and firewood! The hosts (Jim and his wife) are extremely helpful and made sure our stay was perfect. I appreciate you guys so much for such an amazing weekend getaway! Definitely coming back and telling all my friends about it.
Tanner and Justin.
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Matthew
August 2025
With kids
The directions Matt & Rachel provided were easy to follow, and the property was well-kept. We ended up switching to the Judah tent since another customer had canceled and Isaachar had a broken zipper that hadn't been repaired yet. It was a very peaceful place to spend the night!
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Porter
July 2025
1 night at Hope Acres Glampground
The camp grounds are amid large and beautiful juniper trees, making for a distinctly strong Utah atmosphere and the yurt had everything you could possibly need while glamping. 10/10
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Sandr
July 2025
2 nights at Hope Acres Glampground
I loved the tent and the hosts were very friendly, we will definitely come back and next time bring the grandkids Thanks for your hospitality
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Danielle
July 2025
2 nights at Hope Acres Glampground
Such an awesome getaway! Took out all the difficult parts of camping, and made it so enjoyable! We had the Zebulon tent, and it was so cool inside! Being able to nap mid day with the solar powered AC was SO nice.
Super fun! Very affordable! Totally want to come back here :)
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Marguerite
July 2025
With pets
For starters as a busy single mom, this was not only affordable, but had literally everything you need, comfy beds, hot showers, a sink to wash your hands and dishes, a/c and heat in the tent, and an RV fridge cooler, that kept everything super cold! I only go places where I can bring my dog, and she really enjoyed herself as well, we had so much fun that we stayed an extra night! This is our new favorite spot and Matt and Rachel are absolutely wonderful and kind! Our charcoal got soaked in the rain and the happily swapped out our bucket. We are already planning our next trip!! PS they have WIFI!!
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Nicki
July 2025
Group trip
The hosts are amazing.
The amenities are perfect.
I flew in from the Midwest and didn't need anything except food to comfortably camp here. Better than a hotel!
The outdoor shower is heavenly. It has a tank less heater if that's your jam, but the water is from a tank so it's not freezing cold.
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Tonya
July 2025
1 night at Hope Acres Glampground
It was quiet and clean very relaxing. It was also very well lit
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RR
June 2025
Weekend Trip to Hope Acres Glampground
I had a great stay! The atmosphere was calm and relaxing, and the amenities were all very good. It's just a few minutes from Starvation Reservoir, which was a big plus. The host, Matt, was very responsive and helpful throughout my stay. Overall, a very pleasant experience—I'd definitely come back!
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Neil
June 2025
With pets
The tent was great and well provisioned, much better than we had expected! The area is nice as well, and the directions to get there were great!
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Alex
June 2025
Weekend Trip to Hope Acres Glampground
Gorgeous land and yurts! Hosts responded quickly and helped me navigate some scheduling conflicts. Mark was so welcoming and helpful. Would highly recommend
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Linda
June 2025
With pets
A beautiful place for glamping! Comfy bed, private bathroom, hot shower, and sink. It has its own firepit, table and hammock. A very calm and peaceful place.
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Shelly
June 2025
2 nights at Hope Acres Glampground
This place has everything you need for a perfect “I’m outdoorsy but also like mattresses” kind of getaway. The bed? Comfy enough to make you question your life choices back home. The bathroom? Spotless, private, and had actual toilet paper (not the terrifying single-ply stuff). And yes, the shower was hot — not “lukewarm if you dance around” hot, but real hot.
There was a fire pit where we roasted marshmallows like champions, and a little coffee setup that made me feel like a civilized human while watching the sunrise.
But let’s talk about the jackrabbits. Two of them. We called them Bonnie and Clyde. They spent most of the trip sprinting around like tiny antelope with trust issues. At one point, they squared off like it was the Wild West and we were the only witnesses. Five stars for the unexpected bunny drama alone.
In short: came for the nature, stayed for the rabbits with beef. Will absolutely glamp again
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Breanne
June 2025
With kids
Cute glampground. The hosts were so nice We had a great time
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Sunya
May 2025
1 night at Hope Acres Glampground
Quiet and peaceful. Excellent place. Decorated thoughtfully. Useful amenities. Wonderful comfortable bed.
Great shower and bathroom.
Host came over to meet me on arrival (even so I was late at 8:00 pm)
Very friendly and helpful and responsive.
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Sujeili
May 2025
Weekend Trip to Hope Acres Glampground
Loved the tent and spot, has everything you need and the trails near by are Beautiful, would recommend 10/10.
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Paige
May 2025
With pets
My husband and I decided to get away for a night the weekend after our wedding and we are so happy we did! The campsite was so relaxing and stargazing was beautiful. Everyone was super friendly and helpful! We will 100% be returning for a longer stay!
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Dustin
April 2025
Weekend Trip to Hope Acres Glampground
we had a great time on our stay and wish we had more time there!
having a heater available was great. it's still pretty chilly at night.
the hosts were awesome people and ready to help if needed.
star gazing was amazing!
close to starvation reservoir for fishing.
also recommend taking the strawberry pinical scenic drive. we saw about 400 dear in the farm fields driving through, amazing cliff views, marmots on the cliff sides, and wild turkeys.
great place to stay, great location. thank you!
we'll be back again.
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William
February 2025
With pets
Everything and nothing. My gas leaked like hell and the heat went out. It’s on the 40 with a beautiful overlook over skinwalker ranch. Heat went out at ten. I woke up at 12 and went out for a smoke and saw my lights on in my car I was like godamn that crap was locked!!! Went turned it off and ran the car to charge the battery for twenty minutes. Damn right I brought my dog. My alarm for some reason went off at 505 and I woke up and my dog was frozen and shaking. She refused to get under the covers so I took her into my car. There were three of them. Talking about my dog. I laughed. I was in my car smoking heard a blow of one. Instantly rolled up my window. Then behind me my beautiful wiew. I say a glowing light get bright then go dim about twenty times. It was cool as hell. The things kept taking telling me to trust them. As soon as it was light.
I cleaned and left quickly. I never turned off my vehicle. It was greatest experience ever I highly recommend staying in the Judah tent in February. Awesome night!!!
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