RV camping in Utah
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RV camping in Utah
Utah RV campsites come with some of the best views in the country.
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Pigeon Mountain Loop Escape
2 sites · RVs, Tents40 acres · UTRight off UT-30, you'll find a scenic escape on a beautiful 40-acre lot with scenic mountain views in every direction. This natural retreat is a step away from modernity where you can hike and explore endlessly. The property is close to tens of thousands of federal BLM and state of Utah acres.
Play in the Bovine Mountains and explore the Devil’s Playground Recreation Center.
The lot is proximate to Pigeon Mountain Loop Road, Near Pilot Mountain Road, and Lucin Airport Road.
This large 40 acre private undeveloped camping site near the Nevada/ Utah border is a rare find.
Located in Utah it is also only about twenty miles from Montello, Nevada. It's also near Lucin, Utah, and Wendover, Utah
4238′ elevation
Spectacular, stunning mountain views
Near Sun Tunnels
Near Bull Springs
A beautiful place to get away, it is an inspirational lot with beautiful vistas and well-maintained roads. Bring your off the grid toys and enjoy tranquility and adventure.
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Wind Walker Homestead
5 sites · RVs, Tents170 acres · Spring City, UTWind Walker Homestead has been a destination resort for decades, but is now family owned and being updated and marketed for groups, couples, families, reunions, weddings retreats or just a camping weekend away from the hussle of city life.
There is a special spirit on the land here and is visited by Native American groups each year. Elk, deer and many other species of wildlife are present at different times. With 170 acres, there is plenty of room to hike, bike and let the kids explore. Utah juniper and Cedar are the species of trees on this high desert landscape at 6000 foot elevation.
A newly renovated pool summer 2021 and new bathrooms, showers and laundry room added (in a 14 foot grain silo) by the pool spring 2022. We just added a basketball area and sand volleyball is summer 2022.
8 new full hookup RV pads also going in summer 2022. Far enough away from the lights of surrounding towns of Spring City, Mt. Pleasant and Ephraim, the Milky Way and stars will amaze. Come and visit for a night or a week.
We look forward to seeing you soon.
- Cindy, Bob, Joe and Natalie
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Range RV Campground
64 sites · RVs10 acres · Apple Valley, UTRange RV is a new RV campground located in Apple Valley, UT. We are 40 mins to Zion National Park, 30 mins to both Coral Pink Sand Dunes and Sand Hollow State Park, 2 hours to Bryce Canyon National Park, and 2 hours to the North Rim- Grand Canyon National Park. Our campground is conveniently close to world-renowned mountain biking trails, Gooseberry Mesa, Little Creek Mesa, and Jem. Come camp with us any time of the year and enjoy access to great trails, scenic views, and dark skies!
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Swell Retreat in San Rafael Swell
3 sites · RVs, Tents208 acres · Castle Dale, UTA Swell Oasis in the desert of the San Rafael Swell: Swell Retreat. A pine tree farm was active prior to us purchasing the land, so lots of beautiful trees. A couple ponds stocked with large mouth bass. Zipline, WIBIT, water slide, etc.
A field of hay, and continued improvements to make it into a Swell Retreat!!!
We are a great spot to stay and have onsite a zip line into Lake Elevate, water slide into the pond, adventure island, zipline, kayaking, paddle boarding,
catch and release fishing, and close to all fun in the San Rafael Swell.
20 min or so from three reservoirs for additional fishing,
swimming and motor boating, 30 minutes from the Little Grand Canyon for breathtaking views, hiking and mountain biking, petroglyphs and the San Rafael Swell river to float on, 60 minutes from Goblin Valley, within 60 minutes to multiple slot canyons: Little Wild Horse Canyon, Muddy Creek, The Chute (similar to Zion National Park), Baptist Draw, to name a few.
Mountain fun for rock climbing just up the road in Joe's Valley, hiking, biking, fishing, etc. We would love to have you stay on our little farm while you enjoy the fun of the San Rafael Swell adventures.
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Retro Star Ranch
2 sites · RVs, Tents25 acres · UTRetro Star Ranch is big and secluded. Aside from a few trailers that dot the hills in the distance you are pretty much on your own. We have 25 acres of land at the end of a private road in a secret hidden valley not far from SLC, Ogden and Eden Utah. This land is pristine and connected to over 5000 acres of undeveloped open space. The property is part of a recreational property subdivision. You might see some fellow campers on quads, occasionally you might hear gunfire, but you're more likely to see deer, fox, grouse, birds of prey, moose and possibly elk. Not far from Causey Reservoir and the South Fork of the Ogden River both of which have great water for floating and fishing. You could easily get here in a sedan when dry but not recommended for sports or low clearance vehicles. If you have 4x4 that is better, especially if you want to venture to our last campsite or pull a trailer here. We've pulled a 30' foot trailer but the road is skinny in places and the turns are tight, bumpy from cobbles and ruts and often have puddles. There is about 2 miles of that climbs over a ridge. If you're adventurous and a confident driver on dirt roads you will have no problem. If it's you're first time pulling a trailer or if you have a low clearance then this might not be the spot for you. However, if you're looking for something peaceful and secluded that is not that far from town, this is it. We can also accommodate larger groups or multiple vehicles if desired. Please contact us with any special requests or questions. The Knoll site is better for trailers and larger groups. It has a loop through driveway and can accommodate a few trailers. Please be aware that this is wilderness camping and there are wild animals throughout the woods. It is best to stay on trail or at the site and be alert for snakes, big cats, moose and deer.
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Mountainous Creek Canyon
2 sites · RVs, Tents30 acres · UTHello, campers! This is an amazing place to camp and relax, away from busy city life, full of tall sage and pine. both campsites have access to the peninsula, where you can enjoy a beautiful 23' wide by 4' deep creek perfect for tubing and fishing! This is a great place to bring ATVs, UTVs, motorcycles, etc. to explore down the main road for site seeing! There is easy access to the other side of the creek over a walking bridge that opens up the larger portion of the acreage. Fire pits are available at each campsite (please keep fire in the pit at all times and fully extinguish after use). Close by you will find both Strawberry and Starvation Reservoirs just 10-20 mins away, both offer a variety of winter and summer sports. During the winter there is snowboard paragliding, snowmobiling, and ice fishing! During the summer amazing canyon hiking access just yards from your campsite, swimming, tubing, fishing, and boating! Wildlife watching can be amazing and regularly spotted throughout the property.
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Darrell's Oasis
4 sites · RVs, Tents50 acres · UTDry camp RV site situated in a historic farmstead. There is no electricity or water connected to the site. In between the Tushar and Forshea Mountain ranges we invite you to enjoy our local scenic beauty and the beauty of the nearby national parks, including Bryce Canyon and Capitol Reef. This site is also near multiple fishing locations and ATV trails. With plenty of fun for any kind of outdoor activity nearby we have a quiet, beautiful place to rest and recuperate for your next adventure.
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Yellow Farm Dog
6 sites · RVs, Tents50 acres · Hurricane, UTNestled on 50 acres is your perfect Farm Stay, unlike anything else around! Enjoy the most beautiful sunsets, hammock lounging under shade trees, bathing in our outdoor tubs, and roasting marshmallows and telling stories around the fire pit at night. Go see our beautiful hens, feel the peaceful presence of the pastured horses and alpacas, and giggle over the sight and sounds of the free-ranging pigs.
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Camping Nirvana: A Slice of Heaven
4 sites · RVs, Tents5 acres · UTWelcome to our quiet and peaceful Hipcamp.
This beautiful is perfectly tucked away property sits on a large piece of land, with access to hiking trails, including dry river beds and rock hounding opportunities just out the backyard. You will also be able to use the garage and the parking is abundant.
Our spacious campsites offer plenty of room for tents and RVs. For the outdoor enthusiasts, there's plenty to explore on our property and nearby. And if you want to explore more, Bryce Canyon and Zion national park are nearby, also Brian Head, Cedar City, and St. George are close by, so you can enjoy all that this beautiful region has to offer.
After a day of play, you'll relax and sleep soundly in the fresh air. At night, gather around and star gaze up at the zero light pollution skies and see the absolutely beautiful night sky.
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Ranchito Feliz
6 sites · RVs, Tents9 acres · Cannonville, UTIn the middle of the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument; adjacent to Bryce Canyon National Park; within walking distance of Kodachrome Basin State Park; and an easy drive to Zion and Capital Reef National Parks, as well as Lake Powell National Recreational Area, this unique site is an opportunity not to miss. The pet/horse friendly property (approximately 9 acres/3 ha/64 sq. m) boasts private designated single tent sites, one group tent site, two car camping sites, and one RV site as well as paleontological, geological, biological, astronomical, and historical interests of the ranch. The equestrians will find a two-acre pasture, three paddocks, a round pen, as well as beautiful places to ride from the ranch.
This secluded location has a small town of about 175 (Cannonville) three miles/5 k distant where there is a small store, gas, and a Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument Visitor Center. And, bonus, the in town campground has: high speed internet, and cell phone service and laundry. This ranch and campground is an off the grid, passive/active solar voltaic, so no electricity, no internet and only Verizon works here. In Tropic 12 miles distant all carriers get service.
Potable water, shower, dish washing station and composting toilet.
The views are spectacular from any site where the xeroscaped landscape uses indigenous material and plants to complement the quintessential Pinon/Juniper ecosystem the campground sits in. On three sides you are surrounded by red cliffs in the Carmel Formation which can give shelter from wind and sun, but campers can also look out over the Paria River (you can hear the river from camp as well as its amphibians) which runs south in front of the property and eventually meets the Colorado River at Lee’s Ferry where most put-in to raft the Grand Canyon. Looking north, one sees the meaning of the term “Grand Staircase” by viewing The Entrada, Tropic Shale, Straight Cliffs, Wahweap, Kaiparowits, and Pink Limestone Formations capped by late Tertiary Volcanism; or, the “steps” of Promise Rock, Sand Point, Powell Point, and the Aquarius Plateau (highest forested mesa in North America at over eleven thousand feet.).
The biological diversity here is also astounding:
Birds: 140 species and counting including the tiny Costa’s Humming Bird all the way up to the enormous California Condor.
Plants: 2 species of Sagebrush, 4 species of trees, numerous grass species, and a plethora of beautiful wildflowers and cacti.
Reptiles: Many species of snakes and lizards. Unfortunately, this includes the occasional rattlesnake. It is advised that you have your pets vaccinated.
Amphibian: Toads and Salamanders
Insects: There are very few mosquitos. There are a few biting Deer Flies, and worse yet, those damn gnats. These “no-see-ums” are temperature dependent so are not a bother in the shade, early mornings, late evenings and at night. It is recommended that you bring some kick ass insect repellant and a “bee hat” if you are out and about in the sun during the day between May and July.
Fossils: Bivalves, snails, petrified wood (many types) and various other corals, insects and plant fossils abound and are often incorporated into the ranch infrastructure. The nearby area is considered the hottest paleontological spot on the planet.
Astronomy: The area is widely considered to be under the darkest skies in the lower 49. The Milky Way and Presides are common sights without the unsightly annoyance of any neighbor’s lights.
The climate is varied and interesting. All four seasons are here and occasionally all in one day. Winter snows melt quickly though temperatures can dip into the sub-zeros. The 5,900 ft./1800 m. elevation keeps the summer temps reasonable and always gives a chilly summer evening to cool things off. If you want climatic extremes, you can, within an hour or so, be at Lake Powell and its 100+ F/38+ C heat or on the Aquarius Plateau at 65 degrees F/18 C in midday June.
Recreation on many levels is all within proximity. From canyoneering, “free” climbing on an established nearby crag composed of a welded tuff capping the Aquarius Plateau (see Mountain Project and “The Aquarius Plateau”) and many aid lines on Entrada Formation towers within walking distance (see Mountain Project and “The Grand Staircase”), water sports of Lake Powell and the Colorado River as well as fishing in the cool temps of Pine Lake 35 minutes distant. Then of course, there is the Monument, National Park and the State Park only a short drive away.
Seclusion, security, water, and views all within a short walk or drive of exiting destinations, make this worth the stop.
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St Dane's Cabins & Campground
8 sites · RVs, Tents10 acres · Moab, UTSt Dane's Cabins & Campground has 6 full hookup RV sites & 2 Dry camping sites. We're geared towards outdoor adventurists & sightseers wanting a cost-effective stay while taking advantage of everything Moab has to offer!
A true "Mom & Pop", we focus on large open sites, with very clean basic facilities for our guests. We try to provide an overnight accommodation option for adventurers who do not want the hustle and bustle of downtown or a rate reflective of all the un-needed bells and whistles of the large campgrounds. We try to provide a more private, very personal option for your stay in Moab.
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Zion Wright Ranch Eco-Camp
50 sites · RVs, Tents1200 acres · UTOff Grid eco oriented camp on 1200 acres overlooking Zion National Park. Owned and operated by Bill Wright, a rancher whose family has farmed and ranched the land for several generations. A few minutes from Zion’s backcountry trails in the Kolob Terrace Region and approx. 40 minutes to the main gate of Zion NP. Bill Wright is the father of the legendary "Wright Brothers" the family of Professional Rodeo Saddle Bronc riders. You will often see Bill tending the land and moving cattle and horses from your campsite. This off the grid ranch has some of the most stunning views you'll ever encounter. Want a little adventure during your stay? Visit zionwrightfamilyranch.com to reserve a 2 hour horseback ride with Bill. He'll finish your ride with one of the most breathtaking vistas you can find of Zion National Park. Our property features many spaced out sites to choose from with bathrooms onsite. Pets and campfires are also allowed.
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Nearby parks
Explore the area’s public lands.
With five national parks and dozens of state parks and national monuments and forests, Utah is a fantastic spot to explore by RV or camper. While RV sites in national parks are hard to come by, you’ll find plenty of options at both state park campgrounds and at private Hipcamps and RV parks outside cities like Park City, Salt Lake City, and southern Utah’s Moab. These run the gamut from developed sites with full hookups, wifi, and dump stations to primitive options where it’ll just be you, your RV, and the skies above. While Utah is best known for its massive rock formations and quiet desert landscapes made for mountain biking and ATVs, the state also has plenty of lush forests, particularly up north. Must-visit spots include Zion and Bryce Canyon national parks, both in the southwestern corner of the state, along with Lake Powell, which sits on the Colorado River on the Utah-Arizona border. If you're interested in archaeology head to Horseshoe Canyon or Dinosaur National Monument to check out ancient cave art.
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