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Camping near Tabiona

Looking to escape to the great outdoors near Tabiona, Utah? Hipcamp has over 290 camping options in this stunning location, ranging from scenic campsites to unique accommodations. Whether you prefer pitching a tent or staying in a cozy cabin, there's something for everyone. With an average price of $59 per night and options as low as $10, you can find a campsite that fits your budget. For those seeking the best of the best, check out the top-rated campsites like Wind Walker Homestead (81 reviews), Sandy Beach (58 reviews), and Swell Retreat in San Rafael Swell (38 reviews). Enjoy popular amenities like potable water, pet-friendly sites, and cooking equipment. Get ready for thrilling activities such as boating, whitewater paddling, and off-roading (OHV). So pack your gear and get ready to experience the great outdoors like never before!

95% (159) • 3,227 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Tabiona

Strawberry Hideout

1. Strawberry Hideout

93%

(14)

11mi from Tabiona · 1 site · Tent, RV

Come and spend a relaxing weekend out at Strawberry Hideout where you have lakes, rivers, and hundreds of miles of ATV trails to explore Utah, located just east of Heber City! With a massive 10ft x 16ft deck, a picnic table and a smokeless cinderblock firepit you can lounge around to your heart's content! Here are the key features of the surrounding area: Strawberry Reservoir 20 minutes west Gas Station/Convinience Store/Restaurant 4 minutes away (The Big G) Starvation Reservoir 20 minutes east Slot canyons 15 minutes south Hundreds of miles of ATV Trails Outdoor privacy but not too remote (amazing cell reception!) Stargazing Occasional wildlife crossing!

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Hope Acres Glampground

2. Hope Acres Glampground

98%

(67)

13mi from Tabiona · 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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Camp away from home

3. Camp away from home

100%

(10)

37mi from Tabiona · 5 sites · Tents, RVs

A nice flat place to set up a tent or park an RV for a dry camp experience. Experience the peace and quiet in the mountain valley of Wallsburg. Set up camp and enjoy your night. Horses, goats, chickens, and some cows will lull you to sleep. We’re right close by to help with any questions or concerns you may have.

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Ashley National Forest

4. Ashley National Forest

88%

(13)

National forest 52mi from Tabiona · 1000 sites

Choose some majestic highlights in this mountainous national forest.

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Starvation State Park

5. Starvation State Park

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(1)

State park 17mi from Tabiona · 213 sites

Discover the allure of Fred Hayes State Park at Starvation.

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The Store

6. The Store

98%

(26)

46mi from Tabiona · 1 site

Located exactly halfway between Salt Lake and Moab, The Store is a historic 113 year-old general store building that originally served the coal miners who lived and worked in the small former mining town of Kenilworth. Now, it's a creative retreat, art space and desert permaculture site. We have a large indoor co-working/art studio space (and gigabit wifi) should you like to be productive during your stay. Or simply relax and enjoy the peace, quiet and serenity that this mountain sanctuary provides. We are also surrounded by wilderness and outdoor recreation opportunities, including endless hiking, mountain biking and ATV trails. The nearby artists colony of Helper has lots of amenities and offerings including a floatable river with beaches and swimming holes. Within 30 minutes’ drive are several major tourist attractions such as Nine Mile Canyon, Gordon Creek Falls, and the San Rafael Swell.

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UFOVALLEYCAMPGROUND

7. UFOVALLEYCAMPGROUND

100%

(48)

42mi from Tabiona

Learn more about this land: Are you brave enough to camp 1500 yards from the famous paranormal ranch featured on the history channel? Then we are your destination. Located on the backside of our property we have created a rustic desert campground. If the possibility of the paranormal is something you're interested in them come spend a night in our backyard campground. We also have tours of the Mesa!!

Fort Tabby Campground

8. Fort Tabby Campground

1.2mi from Tabiona · 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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Horseshoe Campground

Welcome to the Peak of the Duchesne River Perched on a scenic hillside overlooking the winding Duchesne River, this property offers the ultimate high-country camping experience. Whether you're an avid angler looking to step right into world-class trout waters or simply wanting to unplug under the stars, you'll find it here—all with a spectacular front-row view of Mt. Tabiona. The Campsites We've kept things wonderfully simple so nature can do the talking. The property features level, spacious campsites designed to provide an easy setup. Each site is accessed by a solid gravel driveway, making it a breeze to pull in, park, and start relaxing. Please Note: This is a true off-grid experience. There are no hookups (no water, electricity, or sewer), so please come prepared to dry camp or boondock. Bring your solar panels, pack your water, and get ready to enjoy the peace of an unplugged getaway. The Experience The Views: Wake up to the morning light illuminating the dramatic face of Mt. Tabiona, then spend your evenings watching the sunset paint the surrounding hills. The River: You're just a stone's throw from the Duchesne River. Grab your rod for the evening hatch, or simply fall asleep to the distant sound of moving water. The Vibe: Dark skies, quiet nights, and wide-open mountain air create the perfect base camp for overlanding, wildlife viewing, or simply relaxing around the campfire. Pack your coolers, grab your fly rods, and come find your slice of mountain paradise!

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Outlaw Treasure Canyon

15. Outlaw Treasure Canyon

67%

(3)

12mi from Tabiona · 1 site

Learn more about this land:Experience the magical Uinta Basin from the same campground Butch Cassidy and his wild bunch stayed and where they hid their gold and treasure. The Sacred Rhodes Gold mine is said to be nearby.Anisazi petroglyphs and dwellings are in the same area. If you listen closely to the silence, you can hear the wars and battles that occured in this area between ancient native peoples.Walk the many trails to the enchanted canyon below. Ancient juniper and pinyon pine trees line the wash below. There is also a large of ritual cleansing artemisia sage, which people have used the smoke to purify clothes and even themselves.The property crosses one of the oldest roads in the west. Many pioneers, miners, Native Americans and even Spanish conquistadors crossed this path. Some say they can feel the spirits of those crossing through the treacherous desertThe campsite sits along a 75 foot wash. The sunrise and cloud formations are almost alway amazing because of the altitude of 6700 ft. and the basin shape to the entire area. The stars are crystal clear, you can see the Milky Way almost any night.

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Camp Sage under the Milky Way

16. Camp Sage under the Milky Way

100%

(8)

12mi from Tabiona · 1 site · Tent, RV

Need to make a pit stop or just looking for a short getaway? Camp Sage under the Milky Way is exactly what you get. This is a great rest area tucked away behind a hilly landscape and out of sight of Hwy 40 in Fruitland, Utah. Wake up to the smell of sage where you will feel relaxed, calm yet experience the invigorating sense of earthy goodness. Go to bed under the stars and if you're a late nighter you'll be mesmerized at the sight of the stunning Milky Way. There is a tent pad able to fit up to 6 people, a fire ring and spacious horseshoe driveway for parking multiple vehicles or a small to midsize RV/Camper trailer. This is a no frills campsite where you will need to provide your own water, toilet and firewood (We can provide firewood for an extra fee). There is a rest stop with restrooms just down the road going east on hwy 40 if needed. Pack it in and pack it out.

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Cedar Mountain Glampground

17. Cedar Mountain Glampground

13mi from Tabiona · 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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Timber Ranch

18. Timber Ranch

13mi from Tabiona · 1 site · Tent, RV

🌄 Timber Ranch Basecamp Duchesne, Utah | Primitive Camping | Mountain & Reservoir Access The Property Set at the base of the Blacktail Mountains, this property offers wide-open space, fresh desert air, and unbeatable stargazing. With minimal improvements, it’s a back-to-basics camping experience—bring your tent, camper, or van and enjoy the rugged beauty of Utah’s high desert. Location 5 miles from Starvation Reservoir (swimming, boating, fishing, kayaking) 10 miles from the town of Duchesne (restaurants, groceries, fuel) Close to trailheads and backroads perfect for exploring the Uintah Basin What to Expect Primitive campsites with natural surroundings No hookups (pack in what you need, pack out what you bring) Open skies with some of the best sunsets and night skies in Utah A peaceful, tucked-away spot for campers who enjoy quiet and solitude Activities Water Adventures: Spend the day at Starvation Reservoir, a favorite spot for boating, fishing, and paddleboarding Hiking & Exploring: Wander the nearby Blacktail foothills or take day trips into the Uintah Mountains Wildlife & Scenery: Look out for deer, birds of prey, and desert wildflowers in spring and summer Relaxation: Kick back by your camp light, watch the stars, and enjoy the calm Things to Know Bring water and supplies—this is a rustic property with no services Leave No Trace: Please help us keep the land pristine. Bring your own toilet. Fires may be restricted during dry seasons—check local fire restrictions before you light a campfire Access is via dirt roads; most vehicles can make it, but 4x4 is recommended in wet conditions --- ✨ Whether you’re planning a weekend of fishing at Starvation Reservoir, a stop on a longer Utah road trip, or simply a quiet escape into the desert, this is your basecamp for adventure.

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Private Off-Grid Escape

19. Private Off-Grid Escape

100%

(1)

15mi from Tabiona · 1 site

🌲 Private Off-Grid Escape Surrounded by beautiful mountains, and 20 minutes away from the beautiful starvation Reservoir. If you’re looking to unplug, clear your head, and get away from everything—this is your spot. This is a private, off-grid camping area with wide open space, quiet surroundings, and no nearby neighbors. It’s simple, raw, and peaceful—perfect for anyone who wants a break from the noise of everyday life. Bring your own setup: • Tent • RV / camper • Or sleep in your vehicle This isn’t a crowded campground. 👉 It’s your own space to reset, think, and breathe. What you’ll love: • Total privacy • Open nature and quiet nights • Incredible stargazing • Space to relax without distractions Good to know: • No hookups (off-grid) • No bathrooms (come prepared) • Limited to self-sufficient guests Whether you’re passing through, needing a mental reset, or just want a quiet place to land for a few days—this spot gives you exactly that. About the Property This is a private piece of land set up for simple, off-grid camping. The space is open, quiet, and intentionally kept natural—there are no crowds, no nearby neighbors, and no distractions. The property is best suited for guests who are self-sufficient and comfortable with a more raw, unplugged experience. Whether you’re staying in a tent, camper, or vehicle, you’ll have plenty of space to spread out and enjoy the surroundings. Access is straightforward, and you’ll have your own designated area to park and set up. The goal here isn’t luxury—it’s privacy, peace, and a place to reset. This space is ideal for: • Solo travelers • Couples looking to unplug • Anyone needing quiet time away from the city Quiet Hours: 10 PM – 8 AM Please be mindful that while the property feels remote, there are neighboring properties in the area. We ask guests to keep voices, music, and group activities at a respectful volume during quiet hours. This helps us maintain positive relationships with our neighbors and ensures DR’s Retreat remains available for future guests to enjoy.

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Wild Wolf Ridge

20. Wild Wolf Ridge

89%

(9)

15mi from Tabiona · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

Welcome to Wild Wolf Ridge – Your 26-Acre Mountain Escape! Nestled in the breathtaking Uintah Mountains, Wild Wolf Ridge offers the perfect blend of adventure, relaxation, and natural beauty. Set on 26 acres with stunning lake views and a majestic mountain backdrop, our property is your basecamp for unforgettable outdoor experiences. 🌄 Endless Views & Outdoor Fun Enjoy peaceful mornings with panoramic lake views and end your day around one of our cozy firepit areas as the stars light up the sky. Just a short 5-minute drive from Starvation Reservoir and within 30 minutes of Strawberry and Soldier Creek Reservoirs, Wild Wolf Ridge puts you near some of Utah’s best fishing, boating, and water fun. 🌲 Adventure Awaits Whether you're here to relax or explore, there's something for everyone: Hammock swing lounge perched atop a large rock with the best views on the ridge 6 spacious RV pads with privacy and space to unwind Tent campers welcome – plenty of space to pitch under the stars Coming Soon: A hand-crafted hot tub built into a massive natural rock A cozy Lotus Bell tent glamping area, each with a queen bed and serene setting Water toy and gear rentals to enjoy the nearby lakes with ease 🌌 Star Gazing & Serenity With minimal light pollution and expansive skies, Wild Wolf Ridge is a haven for star gazers and nature lovers. Whether you're roasting marshmallows by the fire, soaking in mountain silence, or simply enjoying the view, you’ll feel the wild and the wonder. So, bring your rig, bring your tent, or book a glamping stay—Wild Wolf Ridge has you covered. Adventure, relaxation, and wild beauty await.

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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

Anjanel

2 weeks ago

24 ft travel trailer

With pets

Weekend Trip to Camp away from home

Plenty of space and it was so fun to see the goats and horses. Pennys place has a beautiful view.

Jodi

July 2026

32 ft Class C

Weekend Trip to Utah Lakeside Retreat

Fun secluded spot! We took our Class C rig, the road to get in was a little rough for it but it still made it in with no issues. There were no other people in the spots the weekend we went, we didn’t see another person! The water is low right now so it was a bit of a walk to get down there, we blew up our paddle boards near the water and paddled to the sand beach across from this spot. It was perfect and secluded! Instructions and videos were provided by the host, as long as they are followed you won’t get lost. Thank you!

Robbie lyn

July 2026

36 ft travel trailer

With pets

Weekend Trip to Pierless Point

A diamond in the rough. Beautiful area that you do not expect at first entrance. It is well maintained and the host is very kind! I would stay again for sure.

Matt

July 2026

26 ft travel trailer

With pets

Weekend Trip to Pierless Point

This place is lager with easy access to the Starvation Reservoir or Duchesne if you forgot something. Well maintained. I belive they are looking to add more than just the one spot. Bring bug spray.

Sierra

June 2026

40 ft travel trailer

With pets

1 night at Wild Wolf Ridge

This was an awesome campsite. We loved the sunset and pergola! We did not get to use the firepit because of the fire restrictions in the State right now, but we will come back to this site again

Bill

June 2026

32 ft travel trailer

With pets

2 nights at Wild Wolf Ridge

We stayed at Wild Wolf Ridge for a couple days with our two kids and our dogs on our way to Colorado, and honestly it was exactly what we were looking for. If you're expecting a paved RV resort with hookups and manicured lawns, this isn't it. The kids loved climbing around the rock formations, swinging in the hammock swings, and sitting around the firepit at night. Our dogs had plenty of space to explore, and we appreciated having room between campsites instead of being packed in next to other campers. The views of the reservoir are incredible, especially at sunrise and sunset. At night, the stars were some of the brightest we've seen. We had read reviews mentioning the road before arriving, so we came prepared for a rural mountain property. We drove in with no issues, it was a bit bumpy but nothing crazy. It's what you would expect from a dirt road. The directions provided were accurate. The natural environment is exactly what we'd expect for this part of Utah-dry, scenic, quiet. What really stood out was how much thought the owners have put into the property. You can tell they're working hard to create something special while preserving the natural beauty of the land. Our kids are already asking when we can come back, and we're looking forward to seeing all the future improvements. If you enjoy open spaces, mountain views, stargazing, and a true camping experience, this place is definitely worth a visit.

Gregory

June 2026

Tent

With pets

1 night at Wild Wolf Ridge

Thank you Mandy! We really enjoyed our stay here. The area was quiet, scenic and we loved the swingset and pergola! The campsite had plenty of space for our 32ft trailer and great views. We spent our time relaxing, exploring, and enjoying the desert landscape with our dogs. The stars at night were incredible also. We'd definitely stay here again.

Jordan

May 2026

Tent

1 night at Camp Sage under the Milky Way

Cute spot kind of in the middle of nowhere but least to find

Rachael

May 2026

16 ft car

1 night at Camp away from home

Friendly people & animals! Had a nice quick stay!

Cornelius

May 2026

Tent

Weekend Trip to Camp Sage under the Milky Way

Great experience. Site was easy to find and paths and roads are well maintained. There are neighbors in fairly close proximity to the campsite, but the privacy wall helps a lot and we had great stargazing.

Michelle

April 2026

30 ft Class A

Weekend Trip to Wild Wolf Ridge

We had a great time RV camping at this amazing campsite!! Mandy was very responsive and provided lots of helpful information. The site was well marked and easy to find. We loved relaxing in the swings while listening to the wind chimes! And at night, the solar lighting around the campsite was really cool. We will definitely be coming back soon!!

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!

Tanner

April 2026

With pets

Weekend Trip to Hope Acres Glampground

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.

March 2026

Tent

With pets

1 night at Camp Sage under the Milky Way

Beautiful spot! Super easy to find. Would definitely book again if I am in the area.

Jennifer

November 2025

Weekend Trip to The Store

Loved my stay in the zen garden geo dome! Unique, cozy, and secluded - such a magical spot to camp under the moonlight.

Molli

October 2025

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to Wild Wolf Ridge

Absolutely Amazing and completely alone with starvation at In the distance.

Derek

September 2025

17 ft travel trailer

Weekend Trip to Wild Wolf Ridge

We loved staying here! It was nice and secluded. Didn’t have any interactions with anybody else. Beautiful views, sunsets, and starry skies. Loved all of the special touches that have been added…the firepit location, the swings and gazebo, the lights that came on at night. Highly recommend!

Kathryn

September 2025

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to Outlaw Treasure Canyon

This spot was a lot of fun. Great little trails all around and the stars were fantastic.

Lindsay

August 2025

Weekend Trip to The Store

Amazing location tucked away. Perfect for van parking for the evening. Nice bathroom with shower, kitchen space, big communal space and a dreamy front porch for reading. Only wish I could have stayed much longer.

Mark

August 2025

Weekend Trip to The Store

We stayed in the Zen dome on the property. It's in a charming garden area. There is also a large common area building with a kitchen, bathroom/shower, and a lounge. This is accessible day or night. The owner showed us around and was very cordial and informative. We had a great stay. Unfortunately fire season dictates we couldn't have a campfire but no biggie in August. The dome is cool but it's not large. We brought two nice cots and the foot of my bag was sticking out the entrance a bit. There is no physical door, just a privacy curtain, so just keep that in mind. I'd recommend this little getaway for sure, if you are into petroglyphs and Fremont culture. Check out 9 mile canyon for all of that, and not a long drive the other way is Scofield reservoir which is fun for the summer water stuff. We did both, plus the Helper Arts Festival just so happened to be going that weekend and it was excellent. I highly recommend!