Wheelchair-Accessible Camping Near Blanding, UT: Best Campsites with Wheelchair Access 2025

Welcome to Hipcamp, your one-stop destination for camping adventures in the United States! If you're looking for wheelchair accessible options near Blanding, Utah, we've got you covered. With over 300 options specifically tailored to wheelchair accessibility in this area, you'll have plenty of choices to find the perfect campsite. From stunning views at The Views at Gateway (243 reviews), to the peacefulness of Bright Star Campground (211 reviews), or the unique experience at High Sage Hogans (137 reviews), there's something for everyone. Plus, you'll enjoy popular amenities like potable water, cooking equipment, and toilets. And if you're looking for some adventure, you can indulge in horseback riding, snow sports, or even surfing. So pack your bags, because your next camping trip awaits!

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Golden hour. Enjoying a beautiful sunset by the teepee.

Welcome to Hipcamp, your one-stop destination for camping adventures in the United States! If you're looking for wheelchair accessible options near Blanding, Utah, we've got you covered. With over 300 options specifically tailored to wheelchair accessibility in this area, you'll have plenty of choices to find the perfect campsite. From stunning views at The Views at Gateway (243 reviews), to the peacefulness of Bright Star Campground (211 reviews), or the unique experience at High Sage Hogans (137 reviews), there's something for everyone. Plus, you'll enjoy popular amenities like potable water, cooking equipment, and toilets. And if you're looking for some adventure, you can indulge in horseback riding, snow sports, or even surfing. So pack your bags, because your next camping trip awaits!

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1. High Sage Hogans

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48mi from Blanding · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · La Sal, UT

Situated at 7,000 feet, campers are surrounded by the snow covered LaSal Mountains overlooking the deep Canyonlands NP of the Colorado River escarpment, and only 30 minutes from Moab, Utah. Summer temps are much cooler here than in the surrounding canyons and valleys of the Moab area, a very pleasant retreat from the heat! Virtually ALL outdoor sporting adventures are found around here in nearly limitless abundance, including winter sports, snowmobiling, off-roading, dirt-biking, 4-wheeling, and more. Campground has outdoor-potty, free firewood with pits.

2. Mexican Hat Rocks

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36mi from Blanding · 2 sites · Tents, RVs · Mexican Hat, UT

We are temporarily closed! Must reserve at least one day prior using this booking engine and text your LICENSE plate number to allow access, two night minimum. Camp spots are not marked but are obvious, choose site when you arrive, refer to map. Please respect No Trespassing signs! Two (2) miles north of Mexican Hat, UT on Hwy 163, turn East, find your spot! Bigger Rigs: Keep to the right at the 'Y' as the road to the San Juan River is steep and a little bumpy! Next to the Bears Ears National Monument, between Valley of the Gods and Monument Valley along the San Juan River is Mexican Hat where you can camp on private property...as this is NOT on the Navajo Reservation, alcohol is allowed. So many things to see! Goosenecks State Park, Natural Bridges, Moki Dugway, Cedar Mesa! Camp on this private estate that was founded in the 1890's by gold and oil prospectors and where John Wayne later crossed the river in several western movies! The night skies are unbeatable as is the quiet solitude that is sadly disappearing in other areas. Mexican Hat Rock and this portion of the San Juan River are accessible only through this estate that is open for your enjoyment, however, if you wish to camp we now ask for a small fee so we can keep it clean, maintain roads and continue our conservation efforts so all can enjoy it forever! Portable toilets are required!!! And please pick up after yourself, dogs and horses. Pack it in, pack it out. Respect your fellow campers and stay on obvious trails and roads, do know that part of this property is marked as 'No Trespassing', please respect signage. No fee is required for day trips to 'The Hat'.

3. Where The Wild Things Camp

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45mi from Blanding · 17 sites · Tents, RVs · La Sal, UT

Come camp Where The Wild Things Camp! Let the awe-inspiring views of the majestic slick rock, sage and juniper surround you in the peace and quiet of this beautifully secluded desert space. Centrally located to the best Canyonlands has to offer, our camp is located on 25 acres less than half a mile from Looking Glass Arch, a popular rock climbing destination which got its name from the conquistadors who would climb to the top and look through a “looking glass” for landmarks that would lead them back to Santa Fe.  Moab is 25 miles to our North, about a 30 minute drive. The nearest convenience store/gas station is in the tiny town of La Sal, 12 miles NE of us. Although the Lasal Jct. now has burger truck, showers, ice and snacks. The nearby La Sal mountains rise to over 12,000 in elevation and is a great place to get out of the heat and enjoy lakes surrounded by beautiful pine and aspen forests. As the name suggests, Where The Wild Things Camp truly is wild and not for everyone. We are off grid, meaning there is NO electricity, no drinking water, and only "spotty" cell phone service is best just anywhere before bathrooms. Make sure to check the weather forecast before coming out and be prepared for anything as the weather here in the desert can be unpredictable and ALWAYS stake down your tents! Porta-Potty's available. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PRACTICE PACK-IT-IN AND PACK-IT-OUT. Trash service not available. NON-AGGRESSIVE dogs are always welcome, however please keep in mind that a lot of our wild friends also live here, such as coyotes, rattlesnakes, deer and antelope. We wouldn’t want your pets or our friends harmed in any way! From Moab: Drive south on Hwy 191 for approximately 23 miles and turn right (east) onto Looking Glass Rd/Co. Rd. 131 (It will be the first right after La Sal Junction) Continue on this road for 1.4 miles until you see a wide gravel road branching off to the left. Turn left, this road will branch again in .03 miles, turn to the right and continue straight (another .5 mile to WHERE THE WILD THINGS CAMP!! From Monticello: Drive north on Hwy 191 for approximately 31 miles and turn left onto Looking Glass Rd/Co. Rd 131 (It will be the first left after Wilson Arch). https://earth.google.com/earth... Moab: 25 miles Canyon Rims Recreation Area: 12 miles La Sal: 12 miles Monticello: 33 miles Blanding: 54 miles Bluff: 79 miles Mexican Hat: 104 miles Monument Valley: 126 miles

4. A Pleasant View

33mi from Blanding · 3 sites · Tents, RVs · Dove Creek, CO

Welcome to your quiet retreat in the heart of Pleasant View, Colorado. This private property offers both RV and tent sites far from any other campers with easy access and plenty of room to stretch out under the wide-open sky. Less than 2 miles from the historic Lowry Pueblo ruins, the location offers a unique blend of solitude, scenic views, and cultural significance. You’ll be surrounded by open fields, peaceful canyons, and unobstructed stargazing, all without the noise of city life. With no hookups or facilities, it’s the perfect off-grid stop for travelers seeking simplicity and connection with the land.

5. Anasazi Sites @ Ancient Echoes

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44mi from Blanding · 6 sites · Tents, RVs · Cortez, CO

This magical place, surrounded by over 500,000 acres of protected land, is a 38 acre desert oasis near Mesa Verde, Sand Canyon and Hovenweep. Pitch your tent or park your small pop up or tiny rv (car and pull behind must be under 20 ft total) in a heritage orchard under and alongside magnificent red cliffs. We also have super clean bathroom with hot shower designated for campers. We have a fully equipped community kitchen for cooking, and a gas grill as well. We border Canyons of the Ancients immediately to the North, a 174,000 acre National Monument with the largest concentration of Ancestral Puebloan ("cliff-dweller") and archeological sites in the United States. A favorite public access point to The Canyons of the Ancients is the Sand Canyon trailhead, a five minute drive from the property up the main road. It is visited by hikers, mountain bikers and horseback riders alike. We are a genuine "oasis" on exquisite high desert land with profound ancient puebloan sites within steps. Ideal home base for your Southwest adventure.

6. Dolores River Rim Camp

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48mi from Blanding · 6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Lewis, CO

Welcome to our high desert hideaway in Southwest Colorado with some of the best views the Four Corners has to offer! Expect warm summer days, cool nights, and some of the best sunrises and sunsets! Starry nights most of the year. The property include a spacious cabin and several dry camping site dispersed throughout the property. For the dry camping sites we keep things simple—this is rustic, off-grid camping, so come prepared with your own water and supplies. Wide open spaces with mountain views in every direction. Rolling hills and shallow canyons dotted with juniper, oak brush, pine, and sagebrush. Wildlife, including elk and deer, can be found wandering through the property. With thousands of acres for you to explore, this is the perfect destination for hiking, biking, foraging, birdwatching, wildlife photography, stargazing, and soaking in the beauty of nature. You can also explore local history including Lowry Pueblo, a fascinating ancient Ancestral Pueblo ruin, just 16 miles down the road. We’re happy to share this peaceful corner of our family ranch with you and hope you’ll love it as much as we do! Let us know if you have any questions—we’re happy to help you plan your stay!

Stories from the community

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Joseph (Jody)

3 weeks ago

16 ft campervan

1 night at Anasazi Sites @ Ancient Echoes

It doesn’t take long after pulling off onto the road that leads to Kelly Place to notice that you are now on sacred grounds. We only spent 2 nights there, but that was enough to get the understanding that this was a place of uniquenesses that held a certain amount of powers. I’m yet uncertain how long it might take to come to grips with it what’s held there, but I’m very grateful for the time allotted and will soon return for a deeper connection. If you have a spiritual side to yourself and this comes up on your radar, by all means necessary book it and thank not only me later, but more importantly those that have taken the oath to keep this spirit alive and well. 5,000 ⭐️’s is the rating if possible. And thank you to those behind the scenes that keep this location place alive and well!!!

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Ty

November 2025

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to High Sage Hogans

We had such a great stay! The tipi was a really cool and unique camping experience, close enough to Moab to get to everything easily, but far enough away to avoid the hustle and bustle of town. It was peaceful, quiet, and exactly what we were looking for. Our favorite part of the trip was definitely Ringo, the sweet dog on the property. He “showed us around” and played with our dog the entire stay. Watching them run and explore together was honestly a highlight. Danny was incredibly kind and hospitable. He checked in on us, made sure we were comfortable, and you can tell he genuinely cares about his guests having a good experience. We’ll definitely be back. Highly recommend!

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Gabriel

October 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to High Sage Hogans

Danny had a very nice spot with water very close and a very friendly dog!

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anakulsmos

October 2025

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to Where The Wild Things Camp

A great and beautiful site, but not for everyone. A little hard to find, basic to none facilities. If don’t care about facilities, this is a really good site, especially if you come here with a dog. Very quiet, beautiful view, and pups can run freely.

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Marquitta

October 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Anasazi Sites @ Ancient Echoes

An absolute dream! My only regret is that we couldn’t stay longer. Sunset on property was gorgeous! The trails around camp were super fun. Friendly staff. Our pour-over site was tucked away, beautiful, felt safe. Grounds were clean and stocked.

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Terry

October 2025

28 ft travel trailer

1 night at Mexican Hat Rocks

Great views, really well organized site. I hope to return!

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Ryan

October 2025

Tent

3 nights at Where The Wild Things Camp

Such a cool and secluded spot. Way better than anything close to Moab. Highly recommend

Eva

October 2025

Tent

With kids

2 nights at Where The Wild Things Camp

Camping at Where The Wild Things Camp was a main highlight of our 10 day camping road trip through CA, Utah, New Mexico and CO. The campsite is set in the most incredibly gorgeous landscape, its pure magic. Each site has a beautifully crafted campfire location and the porter potty was spotless. A short walk away is a really incredible rock formation that you can climb into. It’s like a giant amphitheater with a cave at the top. We look forward to coming back on day :)

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Lucas

October 2025

45 ft fifth wheel

5 nights at Dolores River Rim Camp

We stayed at Old Corrals in our 47’ fifth wheel with two dogs and loved every minute. The site sits on huge open cattle lands that back up to almost two million acres of national forest — pure space and silence. Trails go on forever, from dirt roads to faint animal paths. During the fall rut we heard elk calls echoing across the hills, and the cattle wandered by like friendly neighbors. Hiking from camp brought sweeping views of the desert below, a winding river, and distant mountains. There are ancient Pueblo ruins nearby and endless public lands to explore. Joe was a great host — friendly, helpful, and clearly proud of his land. Even though he was out working fences, we rarely saw another soul. Note for big rigs: the last few miles are on unpaved road. It’s smoother than expected, but if rain is coming, plan to head out early — it turns impassable when wet. We’ll definitely be back.

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Shira

October 2025

22 ft campervan

3 nights at High Sage Hogans

A great spot located about 30 mins of Moab. Had everything we needed. Danny is an awesome host. Would definitely stay again :)

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Grace

October 2025

25 ft Class C

1 night at Mexican Hat Rocks

Great views and close to Valley of the Gods. Be sure to take your high clearance vehicle down to the river where it looks like the future Grand Canyon is forming.

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Ian

October 2025

Tent

1 night at Mexican Hat Rocks

Climbing to the top of the Mexican Hat for sunset was such an awesome experience and gave amazing views. Only critisism is that the campsite is pretty close to the highway.

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Glen

October 2025

45 ft Class A

With pets

2 nights at Mexican Hat Rocks

It was relaxing and peaceful. Little bit of traffic with people taking pictures and thought maybe a designated photo spot would help with that rather than driving around near the campers, but loved the place.

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Michael

October 2025

30 ft Class A

1 night at Mexican Hat Rocks

I loved dry camping at Mexican Hat Rocks! What a gorgeous site! The individual campsites are well-marked. It appeared an access gate was being installed during our stay, which is good. Several cars pulled off beyond the large area next to the road and drove into the campground to park in the roads and empty campsites to take photos. That's an issue the access gate will solve. Fantastic experience overall!

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Charles

October 2025

32 ft Class A

Weekend Trip to Mexican Hat Rocks

The location was peaceful with a lovely background. Night was totally dark and the sky was full of stars. Didn't hear a sound all night long.

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Logan

October 2025

Tent

With kids

1 night at Where The Wild Things Camp

This was a great place to camp. We were the only ones there so it was nice and quiet. My 7 year old loved to explore all the camps site with the unique decor. Definitely would camp there again. I wouldn’t recommend getting there after dark. It was just a bit tricky in the day light.

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Terri

September 2025

12 ft travel trailer

With pets

Weekend Trip to Mexican Hat Rocks

Camping directly below Mexican Hat as an unbelievable experience. Highly recommend this location!!!

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John

September 2025

16 ft campervan

Weekend Trip to Mexican Hat Rocks

I loved camping on Sarah's land had a camper van came in after dark easy to find and lots of space you can see so many stars in the night sky then when morning came and BAM!!!! The Mexican Hat was right in your face less than a .25 miles away so awesome!!!

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Sharlene

September 2025

With pets

Weekend Trip to High Sage Hogans

The set up inside and out of the tipi was so nice and welcoming. Danny was so friendly we really enjoyed visiting with him. And of course who can forget Ringo. Such a great pup. I loved spending time with him.

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Joe

September 2025

20 ft campervan

With kids

3 nights at Where The Wild Things Camp

Amazing camp. Unbelievable views. So much fun hiking around the campsite and exploring the local arch and rock outcroppings. My buddy and I took out 4 year olds out to this camp for 3 nights of camping while visiting the Moab area and it was one of my favorite campsites I've ever booked. 10/10 would recommend.