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Looking to go camping near Enterprise, Utah? Hipcamp has over 500 options for you to choose from, with prices as low as $5 per night. Whether you're into biking, whitewater paddling, or snow sports, there's a campsite for you. Check out some of the top campsites with rave reviews: Zion Wright Ranch Eco-Camp (2033 reviews), Desert Paradise with Mountain Views (95 reviews), and Yellow Farm Dog (75 reviews). Enjoy popular amenities like campfires, potable water, and showers. Start planning your camping adventure now!

90% (3.9K)

Top-rated campgrounds near Enterprise

1. Zion Wright Ranch Eco-Camp

97%
(4431)
39mi from Enterprise · 67 sites · Tents, RVs
Off 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? 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.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$35
 / night

2. Kolob Campground

91%
(1949)
39mi from Enterprise · 23 sites · Tents, RVs
The perfect way to escape the heat of summer, and the crowds of Zion National Park. Kolob Campground, Kolob Terrace Road, and Kolob Reservoir is a quiet location nestled between the main canyons of Zion National Park and the remote Kolob Finger Canyons Complex at Zion National Park, about 40 minutes from Virgin Utah. With quick access to West Rim Trail, Subway Canyon, Hop Valley Trail, and Wildcat Canyon Trail, this area of Greater Zion is not to be missed. Located in a private gated area on the shores of Kolob Reservoir, Kolob Campground is the premiere location for camping on Kolob Mountain in the Greater Zion National Park area. Kolob Campground is located adjacent to the Kolob Reservoir boat ramp and dock, including four acres of private shoreline. Just a few feet from the paved road, nestled in tall aspen, oak, and pine trees. Access to potable water is available adjacent to camp, and public restrooms (vault toilets) are only a short walk from camp. WiFi access is available nearby at Kolob Adventure Rentals/Adventure Beach (3 minute walk). WiFi location and password provided by host upon request. This is an exclusive benefit available to our guests, and the only WiFi available to campers in the area. Canoe, kayak and SUP rentals, snacks and beverages are also located nearby. LP(propane) fires are allowed and LP fire bowls can be provided through the camp host. LP fuel is also available for purchase. Wood burning, charcoal, and smoking currently not allowed due to area restriction.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$35
 / night

5. St. George Field Office

100%
(8)
27 sites · St George, Utah
Confused about what a “field office” actually does? You aren’t alone, that’s for sure! Basically, the Bureau of Land Management keeps tabs on public lands through their on-site Field Offices. Boom, easy explanation. Now, on to the good stuff. In Utah, the St. George Field Office manages around 629,000 acres of land in Washington County. The environment out here is pretty dang unique, because it’s situated at the convergence of the Mojave Desert, the Great Basin, and the Colorado Plateau. Some plants and animals can only be found here in this unique area. Because it’s such a one-of-a-kind spot, the recreation opportunities are just as awesome. The BLM’s website describes them as “as diverse and challenging as the desert landscape.” We’ll raise a glass (or a tin camp mug) to that description! Easy sightseeing is an option, and hiking is another favorite activity for all levels. Mountain biking, rock climbing, and even canyoneering are all excellent ways to spend your time around St. George, too.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires

8. Briggs' Beryl Desert Retreat

100%
(3)
15mi from Enterprise · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
I am a beekeeper and a bit of a wild person. One day, I hope to develop this place into a beautiful self sustaining farm and home for all my bees and outdoor retreat for the peoples. Learn more about this land: Welcome to a great wide open desert retreat. Do as you please! No one is going to bother you. Let the animals loose, roll out the off road vehicles, ride bikes, and build a fire and enjoy that peaceful good outdoor life.  The old Spanish trail can be found nearby for hiking and/or biking and there are mountains and cool wildlife all around in the valley. The stars all pop completely present with no light pollution to spoil them.  Additionally, Southern Utah has so many other trails and beautiful places all over in almost any direction. Zion National Park is only a little over an hour drive away down I-15. I highly recommend Kanarraville Falls as well, as it's at most only 30 minutes away. *** Getting to the property: It is directly off of the "main" road which consists of a well kept wide dirt road. The GPS location will guide you straight there to an intersecting road with a stop sign called 1200 E which runs south the "main" road/4800 N/AKA Antelope Springs Rd. At this intersection, there is a trail running north marked with an orange post for fiber cable. That trail and road marks the bottom left corner of the property if you're facing north. Follow the trail and find your way anywhere on the right side, there are already some campsites made up, but you are also welcome to make your own to your hearts desire. Be mindful of your vehicle, cars can drive the trail but there is always a risk of getting stuck. You can also park on the main road as you are already at the property anyway and can just walk in a little ways to set up your camp. **It's important to be aware of any fire warnings for Iron County, Utah. Do a Google search for fire threats and it should be the first thing you see. Most of the time, large bonfires will be highly discouraged. Use good judgment when building a fire of any size.  *Cedar City is a straight shot East if you need any medical attention.
Pets
Campfires
from 
$6
 / night

14. Gap Ranch & Stoney Creek Model RR

100%
(4)
51mi from Enterprise · 9 sites · Tents, RVs
Fremont culture and Anasazi people were the first known inhabitants of the area. Petroglyphs, pithouses, arrowheads, pottery, and manos dating from A.D. 750 to 1250 found in the area are evidence that it was on a major thoroughfare of early indigenous peoples. At nearby Parowan Gap ancient people inscribed petroglyphs on smooth-surfaced boulders that feature snakes, lizards, mouse-men, bear claws, and mountain sheep. Located near the Parowan Gap there are dinosaur tracks. East of the Gap and petroglyphs hikers can discover Hadrosaurs tracks that were originally formed in non-resistant mudstone. Later, the Old Spanish Trail passed through the area. The nearby town of Parowan was founded in 1851, twelve months after Parley P. Pratt and members of his exploring party discovered the Little Salt Lake (dry lake bed) which is straight out from the property. The area was traveled by early settlers that used the nearby Red Hills to pass through the area to hide from aggressive Indians that hid in the nearby mountains that watch for them traveling on the Spanish Trail. Many arrow heads and artifacts have been found on and near the property. Later (early 1900's) sheep herders camped in the same place as the location of the property. More about this land: Wide open land up against The Red Hills (BLM land) near the small town of Parowan Ut. Beautiful vistas. Outdoor Model Train layout, Hiking and biking trails. Lake typically has water up to 3’ deep but is known to dry up in late summer. Petroglyphs and dinosaur tracks nearby. Water on property No public bathrooms.
Pets
Campfires
Full hookups
from 
$40
 / night

17. Willow Glen Resort

38mi from Enterprise · 11 sites
Willow Glen stands out as a unique destination, offering a serene escape year-round with its captivating seasonal attractions, including diverse birdlife, vibrant gardens, and thoughtfully decorated rooms. Nestled conveniently for day trips, guests can easily explore the breathtaking landscapes of Bryce Canyon, Zion National Park, Kolob Canyon, and Cedar Breaks National Monument. For adventure enthusiasts, Brian Head Resort, just a short 40-minute drive away, provides excellent winter skiing and summer mountain biking opportunities. Spanning 9.5 acres, Willow Glen offers ample space for leisurely strolls along tree-lined trails, making it an ideal retreat to unwind and rejuvenate from the hustle and bustle of daily life. The newly established Willow Glen RV Park enhances the experience with its tranquil and picturesque setting. Currently offering dry camping, also known as boondocking, we are in the process of adding full hook-up sites for your convenience. Guests can enjoy the beauty of our lush lawns and shaded trees while staying in a peaceful environment, located just 2 miles off the I-15 at Cedar City’s North Main Street Exit #62. We invite you to visit and discover why you’ll want to extend your stay! While we await the installation of hook-ups, the Loves Truck Stop at Exit 62 provides RV dumping

19. Cedar City RV Resort By Rjourney

38mi from Enterprise · 140 sites
Discover the unique charm of Cedar City RV Resort, where the breathtaking backdrop of the Black Mountain range meets a vibrant hub of culture and adventure. Conveniently located along Interstate 15, this resort is the perfect destination for both local residents and travelers seeking a warm escape in southern Utah. With easy access to the Cedar City Regional Airport and nearby Bicentennial Park, Cedar City RV Resort is an ideal stop for those journeying through Enoch, Hamilton’s Fort, Summit, Parowan, and Kanarraville. Ready to embark on your dream getaway? Contact Cedar City RV Resort today! At Cedar City RV Resort, we offer a variety of lodging options to suit your camping needs. Whether you prefer the classic experience of tent camping or require a spacious RV site, our campground has you covered. Our RV campsites come equipped with full hookups, including water, sewage, and electricity options of 20, 30, or 50 amps. With pull-thru sites accommodating vehicles up to 85 feet long, including Big Rigs, you can enjoy the beauty of nature without sacrificing comfort. Each site features a fire pit, picnic table, and is pet-friendly, ensuring your furry companions can join in on the fun.

20. Zion Canyon Campground

49mi from Enterprise · 51 sites
Nestled just half a mile from the entrance to Zion National Park, our 12-acre oasis offers a unique blend of natural beauty and family-owned hospitality that has been cherished since 1973. Founded by David Ferber, the Zion Canyon Campground & RV Resort is a beloved destination for outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure and relaxation. Our knowledgeable staff has extensively explored the stunning canyons and surrounding areas, making them an invaluable resource for recommendations on where to hike, what to wear, and who to connect with for an unforgettable outdoor experience. The Springdale courtesy shuttle conveniently stops right in front of our RV park, or you can enjoy a scenic 15-minute walk to the park entrance. For the latest shuttle information, please visit www.nps.gov/Zion. After a day of exploration, return to your campsite to refresh before dining at one of the many local restaurants, ranging from casual to upscale. The Springdale town shuttle also stops adjacent to our park, making it easy to enjoy a meal out. As the sun sets behind the majestic Watchman and West Temple, take a moment to soak in the breathtaking views. All campers at our resort enjoy essential amenities, including showers, fire rings with grates, picnic tables, and access to our outdoor swimming pool, which is open

Looking to go camping near Enterprise, Utah? Hipcamp has over 500 options for you to choose from, with prices as low as $5 per night. Whether you're into biking, whitewater paddling, or snow sports, there's a campsite for you. Check out some of the top campsites with rave reviews: Zion Wright Ranch Eco-Camp (2033 reviews), Desert Paradise with Mountain Views (95 reviews), and Yellow Farm Dog (75 reviews). Enjoy popular amenities like campfires, potable water, and showers. Start planning your camping adventure now!

90% (3.9K)

Top-rated campgrounds near Enterprise

1. Zion Wright Ranch Eco-Camp

97%
(4431)
39mi from Enterprise · 67 sites · Tents, RVs
Off 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? 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.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$35
 / night

2. Kolob Campground

91%
(1949)
39mi from Enterprise · 23 sites · Tents, RVs
The perfect way to escape the heat of summer, and the crowds of Zion National Park. Kolob Campground, Kolob Terrace Road, and Kolob Reservoir is a quiet location nestled between the main canyons of Zion National Park and the remote Kolob Finger Canyons Complex at Zion National Park, about 40 minutes from Virgin Utah. With quick access to West Rim Trail, Subway Canyon, Hop Valley Trail, and Wildcat Canyon Trail, this area of Greater Zion is not to be missed. Located in a private gated area on the shores of Kolob Reservoir, Kolob Campground is the premiere location for camping on Kolob Mountain in the Greater Zion National Park area. Kolob Campground is located adjacent to the Kolob Reservoir boat ramp and dock, including four acres of private shoreline. Just a few feet from the paved road, nestled in tall aspen, oak, and pine trees. Access to potable water is available adjacent to camp, and public restrooms (vault toilets) are only a short walk from camp. WiFi access is available nearby at Kolob Adventure Rentals/Adventure Beach (3 minute walk). WiFi location and password provided by host upon request. This is an exclusive benefit available to our guests, and the only WiFi available to campers in the area. Canoe, kayak and SUP rentals, snacks and beverages are also located nearby. LP(propane) fires are allowed and LP fire bowls can be provided through the camp host. LP fuel is also available for purchase. Wood burning, charcoal, and smoking currently not allowed due to area restriction.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$35
 / night

5. St. George Field Office

100%
(8)
27 sites · St George, Utah
Confused about what a “field office” actually does? You aren’t alone, that’s for sure! Basically, the Bureau of Land Management keeps tabs on public lands through their on-site Field Offices. Boom, easy explanation. Now, on to the good stuff. In Utah, the St. George Field Office manages around 629,000 acres of land in Washington County. The environment out here is pretty dang unique, because it’s situated at the convergence of the Mojave Desert, the Great Basin, and the Colorado Plateau. Some plants and animals can only be found here in this unique area. Because it’s such a one-of-a-kind spot, the recreation opportunities are just as awesome. The BLM’s website describes them as “as diverse and challenging as the desert landscape.” We’ll raise a glass (or a tin camp mug) to that description! Easy sightseeing is an option, and hiking is another favorite activity for all levels. Mountain biking, rock climbing, and even canyoneering are all excellent ways to spend your time around St. George, too.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires

8. Briggs' Beryl Desert Retreat

100%
(3)
15mi from Enterprise · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
I am a beekeeper and a bit of a wild person. One day, I hope to develop this place into a beautiful self sustaining farm and home for all my bees and outdoor retreat for the peoples. Learn more about this land: Welcome to a great wide open desert retreat. Do as you please! No one is going to bother you. Let the animals loose, roll out the off road vehicles, ride bikes, and build a fire and enjoy that peaceful good outdoor life.  The old Spanish trail can be found nearby for hiking and/or biking and there are mountains and cool wildlife all around in the valley. The stars all pop completely present with no light pollution to spoil them.  Additionally, Southern Utah has so many other trails and beautiful places all over in almost any direction. Zion National Park is only a little over an hour drive away down I-15. I highly recommend Kanarraville Falls as well, as it's at most only 30 minutes away. *** Getting to the property: It is directly off of the "main" road which consists of a well kept wide dirt road. The GPS location will guide you straight there to an intersecting road with a stop sign called 1200 E which runs south the "main" road/4800 N/AKA Antelope Springs Rd. At this intersection, there is a trail running north marked with an orange post for fiber cable. That trail and road marks the bottom left corner of the property if you're facing north. Follow the trail and find your way anywhere on the right side, there are already some campsites made up, but you are also welcome to make your own to your hearts desire. Be mindful of your vehicle, cars can drive the trail but there is always a risk of getting stuck. You can also park on the main road as you are already at the property anyway and can just walk in a little ways to set up your camp. **It's important to be aware of any fire warnings for Iron County, Utah. Do a Google search for fire threats and it should be the first thing you see. Most of the time, large bonfires will be highly discouraged. Use good judgment when building a fire of any size.  *Cedar City is a straight shot East if you need any medical attention.
Pets
Campfires
from 
$6
 / night

14. Gap Ranch & Stoney Creek Model RR

100%
(4)
51mi from Enterprise · 9 sites · Tents, RVs
Fremont culture and Anasazi people were the first known inhabitants of the area. Petroglyphs, pithouses, arrowheads, pottery, and manos dating from A.D. 750 to 1250 found in the area are evidence that it was on a major thoroughfare of early indigenous peoples. At nearby Parowan Gap ancient people inscribed petroglyphs on smooth-surfaced boulders that feature snakes, lizards, mouse-men, bear claws, and mountain sheep. Located near the Parowan Gap there are dinosaur tracks. East of the Gap and petroglyphs hikers can discover Hadrosaurs tracks that were originally formed in non-resistant mudstone. Later, the Old Spanish Trail passed through the area. The nearby town of Parowan was founded in 1851, twelve months after Parley P. Pratt and members of his exploring party discovered the Little Salt Lake (dry lake bed) which is straight out from the property. The area was traveled by early settlers that used the nearby Red Hills to pass through the area to hide from aggressive Indians that hid in the nearby mountains that watch for them traveling on the Spanish Trail. Many arrow heads and artifacts have been found on and near the property. Later (early 1900's) sheep herders camped in the same place as the location of the property. More about this land: Wide open land up against The Red Hills (BLM land) near the small town of Parowan Ut. Beautiful vistas. Outdoor Model Train layout, Hiking and biking trails. Lake typically has water up to 3’ deep but is known to dry up in late summer. Petroglyphs and dinosaur tracks nearby. Water on property No public bathrooms.
Pets
Campfires
Full hookups
from 
$40
 / night

17. Willow Glen Resort

38mi from Enterprise · 11 sites
Willow Glen stands out as a unique destination, offering a serene escape year-round with its captivating seasonal attractions, including diverse birdlife, vibrant gardens, and thoughtfully decorated rooms. Nestled conveniently for day trips, guests can easily explore the breathtaking landscapes of Bryce Canyon, Zion National Park, Kolob Canyon, and Cedar Breaks National Monument. For adventure enthusiasts, Brian Head Resort, just a short 40-minute drive away, provides excellent winter skiing and summer mountain biking opportunities. Spanning 9.5 acres, Willow Glen offers ample space for leisurely strolls along tree-lined trails, making it an ideal retreat to unwind and rejuvenate from the hustle and bustle of daily life. The newly established Willow Glen RV Park enhances the experience with its tranquil and picturesque setting. Currently offering dry camping, also known as boondocking, we are in the process of adding full hook-up sites for your convenience. Guests can enjoy the beauty of our lush lawns and shaded trees while staying in a peaceful environment, located just 2 miles off the I-15 at Cedar City’s North Main Street Exit #62. We invite you to visit and discover why you’ll want to extend your stay! While we await the installation of hook-ups, the Loves Truck Stop at Exit 62 provides RV dumping

19. Cedar City RV Resort By Rjourney

38mi from Enterprise · 140 sites
Discover the unique charm of Cedar City RV Resort, where the breathtaking backdrop of the Black Mountain range meets a vibrant hub of culture and adventure. Conveniently located along Interstate 15, this resort is the perfect destination for both local residents and travelers seeking a warm escape in southern Utah. With easy access to the Cedar City Regional Airport and nearby Bicentennial Park, Cedar City RV Resort is an ideal stop for those journeying through Enoch, Hamilton’s Fort, Summit, Parowan, and Kanarraville. Ready to embark on your dream getaway? Contact Cedar City RV Resort today! At Cedar City RV Resort, we offer a variety of lodging options to suit your camping needs. Whether you prefer the classic experience of tent camping or require a spacious RV site, our campground has you covered. Our RV campsites come equipped with full hookups, including water, sewage, and electricity options of 20, 30, or 50 amps. With pull-thru sites accommodating vehicles up to 85 feet long, including Big Rigs, you can enjoy the beauty of nature without sacrificing comfort. Each site features a fire pit, picnic table, and is pet-friendly, ensuring your furry companions can join in on the fun.

20. Zion Canyon Campground

49mi from Enterprise · 51 sites
Nestled just half a mile from the entrance to Zion National Park, our 12-acre oasis offers a unique blend of natural beauty and family-owned hospitality that has been cherished since 1973. Founded by David Ferber, the Zion Canyon Campground & RV Resort is a beloved destination for outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure and relaxation. Our knowledgeable staff has extensively explored the stunning canyons and surrounding areas, making them an invaluable resource for recommendations on where to hike, what to wear, and who to connect with for an unforgettable outdoor experience. The Springdale courtesy shuttle conveniently stops right in front of our RV park, or you can enjoy a scenic 15-minute walk to the park entrance. For the latest shuttle information, please visit www.nps.gov/Zion. After a day of exploration, return to your campsite to refresh before dining at one of the many local restaurants, ranging from casual to upscale. The Springdale town shuttle also stops adjacent to our park, making it easy to enjoy a meal out. As the sun sets behind the majestic Watchman and West Temple, take a moment to soak in the breathtaking views. All campers at our resort enjoy essential amenities, including showers, fire rings with grates, picnic tables, and access to our outdoor swimming pool, which is open

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