The best campgrounds near Tremonton, Utah with climbing

Welcome to Hipcamp! If you're looking for camping options near Tremonton, Utah with a focus on climbing, you're in luck. We've got over 90 options for you to choose from, each offering a unique camping experience. Looking for top-rated campsites? Check out Mountain Top Getaways (118 reviews), City of Rocks Retreat (75 reviews), and Retro Star Ranch (77 reviews). With prices starting as low as $13 per night and an average price of $35 per night, you're sure to find something that fits your budget. Popular amenities such as toilets, pet-friendly accommodations, and campfires are available at many of our campsites. So whether you're into surfing, horseback riding, or climbing, Hipcamp has the perfect camping spot for you.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Tremonton

Welcome to Hipcamp! If you're looking for camping options near Tremonton, Utah with a focus on climbing, you're in luck. We've got over 90 options for you to choose from, each offering a unique camping experience. Looking for top-rated campsites? Check out Mountain Top Getaways (118 reviews), City of Rocks Retreat (75 reviews), and Retro Star Ranch (77 reviews). With prices starting as low as $13 per night and an average price of $35 per night, you're sure to find something that fits your budget. Popular amenities such as toilets, pet-friendly accommodations, and campfires are available at many of our campsites. So whether you're into surfing, horseback riding, or climbing, Hipcamp has the perfect camping spot for you.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Tremonton

1. Secret Canyon Ranch

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(75)

36mi from Tremonton · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Meadow Springs campground lies at the foot of the Elkhorn hills, on St. John’s bench in SE Idaho. Surrounded by open fields and accessible only by dirt road, this unique spot is located next to two small natural ponds, and as such, is a terrific spot for bird watching and golden sunsets. It is the site of an old homestead, and the surrounding land is still actively farmed, so you can look out over open fields of this year’s crop as you enjoy dinner and quiet evenings in the fresh air.Whether you come as a single family for an adventurous night outdoors, or as a group with one to several tents or RV’s, this site has room to accommodate and is far enough away to be remote, (no neighbors!) while still close enough to town and other attractions to be convenient.--10 minutes from downtown Malad (Picture a small Idaho town with no stoplight still, but easy-to-find grocery, drive-in, pizza place, hospital, bar, etc)--15 mins from Devils Creek Reservoir and Malad Summit trails--20 minutes from Downata Hot Springs--30 minutes from Lava Hot Springs--3 hours from Yellowstone and Jackson HoleLearn more about this land:Come escape and recharge in a private campground under the shade of giant poplars alive with birdsong and a sky full of stars you can actually see. Located on the ancestral lands of the Shoshone-Bannock people, this campsite is nestled under a grove of poplars planted by the original homesteaders over 100 years ago. It features a Tipi, a newly built outhouse, two swings, a picnic table, fire-ring, cast-iron hand pump to access well water, plenty of flat ground for tents, RV's, and car parking, and most importantly, wide-open space in every direction. If you are looking for somewhere completely opposite of hectic city living, this is it.

2. Mountain Top Getaways

97%

(399)

32mi from Tremonton · 7 sites · Tents, RVs

My Grandfather owned this property for many years. He dry farmed this land and raised nine children to be hardworking. I visited this property many times to work along side my father and grandfather. I remember horseback riding and building a shed for my grandfathers combine. I recently purchased this property from my grandparents and got to work building my tiny home that my new family lives in. Learn more about this land: **New hammock posts on site #4** These campsites are at the mouth of Cub River Canyon. The views are expansive and beautiful. National forest is only a few minute drive away along with a handful of reservoirs and river access. Come enjoy the views. These are primitive campsites with no potable water. There are antique farm implements visible on the property.

3. Rasmussen Ridge

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(80)

20mi from Tremonton · 5 sites · Tents, RVs

Located in Mantua, UT, a small mountain valley in Cache National Forest on the Wasatchback of the Rocky Mountains of Utah. A ten minute walk to Mantua Reservoir for ice fishing in the winter, kayaking, boating, water skiing, fishing in Spring, Summer, & Fall. Pickleball courts are a 10 minute walk away. Mountain biking, four wheeling, side-by-side adventure right outside your RV door to Willard Peak and the beautiful Northern Wasatchback. Use of my huge lawn (next to the field where you park) for lawn games (provided for a small fee), and my in-ground fire pit are available for your enjoyment - must be reserved. Friendly dogs are very welcome - my white Lab is always looking for new friends! 3 miles down Box Elder Canyon to two large grocery stores, Walmart, gas stations, restaurants, and gyms. One hour to skiing at Snow Basin (home of 2002 Olympic downhill), Powder Mountain to the south and Beaver Mountain to the north. World's largest game bird refuge and museum 10 minutes west down the canyon. Utah State University 30 minutes to the north and Weber State University 30 minutes to the south. Box Elder Creek is a 5 minute walk into Box Elder Campground, the poppy hill (2 weeks in June), and wonderful hiking opportunities. The valley was settled by Danish immigrants in 1862, and the property you will be on is owned by a descendent of the original settlers. See more info about Mantua in the link below.

4. Hyrum State Park

34 sites · Hyrum, Utah

Discover the charm of Hyrum State Park and its array of outdoor activities.

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5. Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

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2666 sites · Levan, Utah

2.1 million acres of unique wilderness scenery just begging to be explored.

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6. Secluded Maple Creek River bottoms

93%

(119)

30mi from Tremonton · 4 sites · Tents, RVs

This property was used by the Shoshone Indian tribe as a summer camp area. Later after the pioneers came they set up a dance floor and had parties here. The dance floor has since overgrown. This property has also been the host to never dams. It has been in our family for many years and we have enjoyed it.Learn more about this land:The campsites are located in a wooded area so lots of shade. 2 sites are creek side along maple creek and the other has a small stream and a pond. All sites have a fire pit available. All sites are carry in carry out. Easily accessible with a four wheel drive. You will need to cross maple creek to reach site 1. The road down to the river bottoms is a bit steep so 4 wheel drive is recommended. This area is ideal for tent camping.

7. Retro Star Ranch

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40mi from Tremonton · 5 sites · Tents, RVs

Retro 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.

8. Second Chance Ranch

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45mi from Tremonton · 1 site · Tent

My husband Shaun and I fell into rescuing horses quite by accident.  We started a non-profit to promote the Rescue, Rehab, Retrain and Rehome method to get horses out of bad situations and into good homes. We are a small rescue and hope to be much bigger one day!  Please come visit, enjoy our beautiful property and support an amazing non-profit cause while you are at it! Learn more about this land:We are a non-profit horse rescue situated on one acre. The best description I can give of our property is that it's great for a convenient and quaint "Stop and Sleep".  This is because we are located right off of the old main highway and have two neighbors within eyesight from the house. This site is very convenient for quick stays since it is so CLOSE TO THE HIGHWAY this makes it convenient but may not be appropriate for very light sleepers or for extended stays.  The camping area is simple, with wild grass and a fire pit, bordered by the river on one side and the horse pasture on the other.  You can see and hear the river easily April-July. The river is seasonal and does dry up in mid July-August. Drinkable hose water is available near the house.  If you want a ranch-style camping experience with lots of interaction with your hosts and opportunity for adventure then you have chosen the right camping location! You are welcome to join in the daily choring activities or choose to be taken on a scenic trail ride or thrilling guided gallop on beautiful and well-trained rescue horses.PLEASE NOTE: The bathroom is located in our house and has a flushable toilet and shower with hot water. Bathroom hours are 8am-9pm.  Parking is located a few hundred feet from the campsite, just off of the road.  You must walk a few hundred feet to get to the campsite and you cannot pull your vehicle right up to it. While we do welcome car campers and pop-up trailers, just know you won't be parked at the campsite if you choose to sleep this way.  We look forward to having you camp with us! 

9. Steep Mountain Farm

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(41)

15mi from Tremonton · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

Steep Mountain Farm is a community centered, ecological, regenerative agriculture project located on the indigenous lands of the northwestern band of the Shoshone people. Our primary mission is to build healthy soils, increase biodiversity, conserve resources and build community while producing nutrient dense food, promoting education and experiences. We raise fruits, vegetables and animals on the 16 acre property as part of our sustaining adventure. There are many outdoor recreation opportunities locally. We hope visitors appreciate and enjoy the surroundings while supporting our mission.

10. Caribou National Forest

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(7)

270 sites · Idaho

The smaller of the two parks in Caribou-Targhee National Forests, Caribou is a welterweight not to be underestimated. Just south of its older brother, this land spans Utah, Wyoming, and Idaho, and is a crucial spot for supporting caribou populations. None of the animals here are bashful: bison, moose, deer, mountain lions, falcons, elk, and even black bears abound! Beautiful to snap shot from a distance. Just south of the forest, Bear Lake is a fun spot to take a dip after you hike one of Caribou’s dozens of peaks (Mead Peak and Hawks Peak have gorgeous views, as does Big Elk Mountain at the northern tip of the park). At the south end, you’ll find campgrounds, fast flowing creeks, and the Minnetonka Cave at St. Charles Canyon. This is a site to see, but it stays 40 degrees down there all year so be sure to pack a coat, even if you’re sweating above ground. When you’re done, stop in the charming small town of Montpelier, surrounded by rolling hills and full of retro grocers and kitschy eateries. Yum!

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11. Curlew National Grassland

6 sites · Idaho

As if you needed more inspiration to get out and enjoy the unexpected beauty of Idaho, the Curlew National Grassland resides in Power County—ya gotta come see what’s so powerful about this place! You won’t be let down by the fortitude of history and scenery at this former home to Shoshone and Bannock Indian tribes. Formerly a ranching town laid to waste by the Dust Bowl, this space was created to sustain wildlife and fish, as well as water and recreation resources in the county. Even if you can’t stay the night, there are plenty of scenic drives to take through the park, and panoramic views to capture on your camera. Sagebrush open desert provides little shade, but the Stone Reservoir has some cool-off opportunities in the form of boating, swimming, and fishing. You can also catch a chill in the year-round 40 degree Minnetonka Caves nearby, or warm up during a winter visit at the Downata Hot Springs in Malad.

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12. Pocatello Field Office

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(3)

116 sites · Pocatello, Idaho

Floating, fishing, and flora and fauna galore are waiting for you at Pocatello Field Office! Anglers will be amped about the shoreside camping on the Blackfoot River, where juniper and sagebrush will fill your nose while you cast your line for stunning trout. Great horned owls, hawks, and eagles will soar over your head on the trails. There’s over 40 miles of them for hikers, bikers, and off road thrill seekers to enjoy at the Chinese Peak-Blackrock Trail System. It’s the backyard of the town of Pocatello, so stop into town for brews and supplies before heading out to the Bear River for a day or weekend long float. There’s rapids aplenty (and for all abilities) between the Bear River, Blackfoot River, and Portneuf River. Plus, campgrounds with canyon and forest views will ensure you maximum fun and relaxation at Pocatello.

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13. Antelope Island State Park

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46 sites · Hooper, Utah

This is the perfect place to view the Great Salt Lake and see bison in the wild on a camping trip.

14. Cherry Hill

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49mi from Tremonton · 71 sites

Cherry Hill Resort stands out as a unique family-friendly destination in Northern Utah, blending rich history with modern attractions. Established in 1967, we proudly celebrated our 50th anniversary in 2017, showcasing how our humble beginnings and dedication have transformed this site into one of Utah's premier summer getaways. Nestled in Kaysville, Utah, Cherry Hill spans 20 acres that were once a thriving fruit farm, now home to over 700 trees, many of which were cherry trees. Our resort has been delighting families for five decades with a variety of attractions, including a thrilling Water Park featuring exciting water slides, a foam-padded River Run, a Lazy River, and a children's water playground known as Pirates Cove, along with two inviting pools. In addition to our water attractions, Cherry Hill offers a range of activities such as Mini Golf, a Jungle Maze, a Climbing Rock, and delicious dining options at our Snack Bars and Pie Restaurant. Every Friday and Saturday evening during the summer, guests can enjoy free live entertainment, adding to the vibrant atmosphere. For those who wish to extend their stay, we provide 150 shady campsites perfect for pitching a tent or parking an RV. Cherry Hill is an ideal venue for family reunions, company parties, and

15. Century RV and Mobile Home Park

35mi from Tremonton · 11 sites

Century Park stands out as a unique destination for outdoor enthusiasts, having provided exceptional camping experiences for over 30 years. Established in 1980 by Richard Spencer, this inviting RV park in Ogden, Utah, features 192 sites that accommodate both private and park-owned mobile homes. Guests can choose from a variety of options, including monthly stays for RVs, daily sites for overnight visitors, and weekly accommodations. The park prides itself on offering a clean, quiet, and relaxing atmosphere, making it an ideal retreat for families and individuals alike. In addition to its serene environment, Century Park is conveniently located near a range of attractions. Visitors can explore nearby natural features, enjoy refreshing swimming holes, and partake in various outdoor activities. Additionally, the area boasts a selection of restaurants and shops, ensuring that all your needs are met during your stay. Come experience the charm of Century RV Park, where you'll find comfort and tranquility in the heart of Utah!

16. Aspen Grove RV Park

0.7mi from Tremonton · 21 sites

Discover the unique charm of Aspen Grove RV Park, where we offer a welcoming retreat for travelers year-round. Our campground is designed to accommodate rigs of all sizes, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable stay for every guest. Whether you're planning a quick overnight visit, a week-long getaway, or an extended stay of a month or more, we have the perfect spot for you. At Aspen Grove, we pride ourselves on providing a serene environment that allows you to unwind and connect with nature. Our park features spacious sites that offer privacy and easy access to nearby attractions. Explore the stunning natural landscapes, take a dip in local swimming holes, or engage in a variety of outdoor activities such as hiking and biking. In addition to our beautiful surroundings, you'll find a selection of restaurants and shops just a short drive away, making it easy to enjoy local cuisine and pick up any essentials during your stay. Come experience the warmth and hospitality of Aspen Grove RV Park, where your comfort and satisfaction are our top priorities.

17. Salt Lake Field Office

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45 sites · South Salt Lake, Utah

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Camper favorites near Tremonton

Top-rated campgrounds reviewed by the Hipcamp community.

Secluded Maple Creek River bottoms

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(119)

30mi from Tremonton · 4 sites · Tents, RVs

This property was used by the Shoshone Indian tribe as a summer camp area. Later after the pioneers came they set up a dance floor and had parties here. The dance floor has since overgrown. This property has also been the host to never dams. It has been in our family for many years and we have enjoyed it.Learn more about this land:The campsites are located in a wooded area so lots of shade. 2 sites are creek side along maple creek and the other has a small stream and a pond. All sites have a fire pit available. All sites are carry in carry out. Easily accessible with a four wheel drive. You will need to cross maple creek to reach site 1. The road down to the river bottoms is a bit steep so 4 wheel drive is recommended. This area is ideal for tent camping.

Retro Star Ranch

96%

(131)

40mi from Tremonton · 5 sites · Tents, RVs

Retro 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.

Second Chance Ranch

88%

(184)

45mi from Tremonton · 1 site · Tent

My husband Shaun and I fell into rescuing horses quite by accident.  We started a non-profit to promote the Rescue, Rehab, Retrain and Rehome method to get horses out of bad situations and into good homes. We are a small rescue and hope to be much bigger one day!  Please come visit, enjoy our beautiful property and support an amazing non-profit cause while you are at it! Learn more about this land:We are a non-profit horse rescue situated on one acre. The best description I can give of our property is that it's great for a convenient and quaint "Stop and Sleep".  This is because we are located right off of the old main highway and have two neighbors within eyesight from the house. This site is very convenient for quick stays since it is so CLOSE TO THE HIGHWAY this makes it convenient but may not be appropriate for very light sleepers or for extended stays.  The camping area is simple, with wild grass and a fire pit, bordered by the river on one side and the horse pasture on the other.  You can see and hear the river easily April-July. The river is seasonal and does dry up in mid July-August. Drinkable hose water is available near the house.  If you want a ranch-style camping experience with lots of interaction with your hosts and opportunity for adventure then you have chosen the right camping location! You are welcome to join in the daily choring activities or choose to be taken on a scenic trail ride or thrilling guided gallop on beautiful and well-trained rescue horses.PLEASE NOTE: The bathroom is located in our house and has a flushable toilet and shower with hot water. Bathroom hours are 8am-9pm.  Parking is located a few hundred feet from the campsite, just off of the road.  You must walk a few hundred feet to get to the campsite and you cannot pull your vehicle right up to it. While we do welcome car campers and pop-up trailers, just know you won't be parked at the campsite if you choose to sleep this way.  We look forward to having you camp with us! 

Steep Mountain Farm

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15mi from Tremonton · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

Steep Mountain Farm is a community centered, ecological, regenerative agriculture project located on the indigenous lands of the northwestern band of the Shoshone people. Our primary mission is to build healthy soils, increase biodiversity, conserve resources and build community while producing nutrient dense food, promoting education and experiences. We raise fruits, vegetables and animals on the 16 acre property as part of our sustaining adventure. There are many outdoor recreation opportunities locally. We hope visitors appreciate and enjoy the surroundings while supporting our mission.

Cherry Hill

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49mi from Tremonton · 71 sites

Cherry Hill Resort stands out as a unique family-friendly destination in Northern Utah, blending rich history with modern attractions. Established in 1967, we proudly celebrated our 50th anniversary in 2017, showcasing how our humble beginnings and dedication have transformed this site into one of Utah's premier summer getaways. Nestled in Kaysville, Utah, Cherry Hill spans 20 acres that were once a thriving fruit farm, now home to over 700 trees, many of which were cherry trees. Our resort has been delighting families for five decades with a variety of attractions, including a thrilling Water Park featuring exciting water slides, a foam-padded River Run, a Lazy River, and a children's water playground known as Pirates Cove, along with two inviting pools. In addition to our water attractions, Cherry Hill offers a range of activities such as Mini Golf, a Jungle Maze, a Climbing Rock, and delicious dining options at our Snack Bars and Pie Restaurant. Every Friday and Saturday evening during the summer, guests can enjoy free live entertainment, adding to the vibrant atmosphere. For those who wish to extend their stay, we provide 150 shady campsites perfect for pitching a tent or parking an RV. Cherry Hill is an ideal venue for family reunions, company parties, and

Century RV and Mobile Home Park

35mi from Tremonton · 11 sites

Century Park stands out as a unique destination for outdoor enthusiasts, having provided exceptional camping experiences for over 30 years. Established in 1980 by Richard Spencer, this inviting RV park in Ogden, Utah, features 192 sites that accommodate both private and park-owned mobile homes. Guests can choose from a variety of options, including monthly stays for RVs, daily sites for overnight visitors, and weekly accommodations. The park prides itself on offering a clean, quiet, and relaxing atmosphere, making it an ideal retreat for families and individuals alike. In addition to its serene environment, Century Park is conveniently located near a range of attractions. Visitors can explore nearby natural features, enjoy refreshing swimming holes, and partake in various outdoor activities. Additionally, the area boasts a selection of restaurants and shops, ensuring that all your needs are met during your stay. Come experience the charm of Century RV Park, where you'll find comfort and tranquility in the heart of Utah!

Aspen Grove RV Park

0.7mi from Tremonton · 21 sites

Discover the unique charm of Aspen Grove RV Park, where we offer a welcoming retreat for travelers year-round. Our campground is designed to accommodate rigs of all sizes, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable stay for every guest. Whether you're planning a quick overnight visit, a week-long getaway, or an extended stay of a month or more, we have the perfect spot for you. At Aspen Grove, we pride ourselves on providing a serene environment that allows you to unwind and connect with nature. Our park features spacious sites that offer privacy and easy access to nearby attractions. Explore the stunning natural landscapes, take a dip in local swimming holes, or engage in a variety of outdoor activities such as hiking and biking. In addition to our beautiful surroundings, you'll find a selection of restaurants and shops just a short drive away, making it easy to enjoy local cuisine and pick up any essentials during your stay. Come experience the warmth and hospitality of Aspen Grove RV Park, where your comfort and satisfaction are our top priorities.

Public campgrounds near Tremonton

Hyrum Campground

18mi from Tremonton · 34 sites · Tents, RVs · in Hyrum State Park

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Box Elder Campground

20mi from Tremonton · 19 sites · Tents, RVs · in Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

Bridger Campground

23mi from Tremonton · 10 sites · Tents, RVs · in Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

Dry Canyon Campground

24mi from Tremonton · 3 sites · Tents, RVs · in Caribou National Forest

Spring Hollow Campground

24mi from Tremonton · 7 sites · Tents, RVs · in Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

Smithfield Campground

25mi from Tremonton · 6 sites · Tents, RVs · in Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

Guinavah Campground

25mi from Tremonton · 42 sites · Tents, RVs · in Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

Pioneer Campground

26mi from Tremonton · 18 sites · Tents, RVs · in Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

Friendship Campground

27mi from Tremonton · 5 sites · Tents, RVs · in Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

Preston Valley Campground

28mi from Tremonton · 9 sites · Tents, RVs · in Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

Spring Campground

28mi from Tremonton · 3 sites · Tents, RVs · in Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

Wood Camp Campground

29mi from Tremonton · 6 sites · Tents, RVs · in Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

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Tori

November 2025

Tent

1 night at Mountain Top Getaways

Beautiful view, very peaceful and quiet. Deer greeted me when I got to the site.

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Chris

October 2025

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to Mountain Top Getaways

We had a great time staying at site #5! Would highly recommend it. The views were beautiful, amazing stars at night, and super convenient location to head in to town quickly.

Aerial shot from the parking area overlooking the property. Campsite is on the left side of the photo.

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rachel

October 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Second Chance Ranch

perfect place to set up camp away from the city but still close enough to enjoy our trip to the area. everyone was very welcoming when using the bathroom inside. overall a great stay with a beautiful view of the mountains!

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Jaclyn

September 2025

14 ft travel trailer

Weekend Trip to Rasmussen Ridge

Kristine was so helpful when we needed a last minute spot to camp and had no idea where to go! This was our first time using Hipcamp and I was worried I wouldn't hear back from her promptly especially since we were only 10 minutes away when I reached out. Thank God she replied right away, reassured me that she had the perfect place for us to setup and even met us at the front door. Absolutely beautiful property with views of the mountains and privacy. It was an absolute lifesaver after two months of Boondocking across the country and never knowing what you're going to get! Thank you Kristine, we will be sure to visit again on our way back home ❤️

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PT

September 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Secluded Maple Creek River bottoms

Very quiet and cute camp site that is very close to town. It was a nice quick getaway. There was plenty of room and the sounds of the creek were relaxing. Our only caveat was that we wish we had known the porta potty was only there until mid September.

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Lyndsay

September 2025

36 ft travel trailer

With kids

Weekend Trip to Rasmussen Ridge

This is our second stay here. We love her property. Quiet, beautiful fall colors and my kids love playing around her place. Some beautiful grapes growing too.

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Christian

September 2025

25 ft campervan

With pets

2 nights at Mountain Top Getaways

Cord provided excellent directions to the site, which made getting there simple. Once we arrived, we were blown away by how peaceful and quiet it was. The campsites are well spread out, so it truly felt like we had the whole mountain to ourselves. A perfect place to relax and recharge — we’ll definitely be back!

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Megan

September 2025

24 ft Class C

1 night at Rasmussen Ridge

The views up to and at Rasmussen Ridge were breathtaking. The property is cute and well cared for. Kristine was a lovely host, I'd highly recommend, and would definitely stay again.

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Moe

September 2025

Tent

1 night at Mountain Top Getaways

Stunning views and great communication from the host. Site 6 was perfectly secluded and you get to enjoy both the sunset and sunrise.

Sara

September 2025

24 ft Class C

1 night at Rasmussen Ridge

Kris was very friendly and helpful getting us settled in. We also enjoyed the beautiful sunrise views before heading out. This was the perfect spot for our quick overnight stay!

David

September 2025

24 ft Class C

1 night at Rasmussen Ridge

Great spot with lots of space and a nice view. Host was terrific- friendly and communicative, accommodating our last-minute booking and later arrival.

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Samantha

September 2025

18 ft travel trailer

Weekend Trip to Steep Mountain Farm

We loved the farm animals and the gardens were amazing. The turkeys and chickens roamed around but weren't a nuisance. They were entertaining. Had a great bike ride to Hyrum reservoir. Nate was an interesting host giving us a tour of the farm. We ended up buying farm fresh eggs and raspberries. Also shared a fire and smores with a charming family from Salt Lake. Highly recommend this camp experience

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Georgi

September 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Second Chance Ranch

Great spot to stay on a cross country drive- very close to I-84. The tentsite was closer to where we parked than I anticipated which made unloading and setting up very easy - especially since we arrived after dark, which Jessie was very accommodating about. There is some road noise/light but if you’re a solid sleeper (or tired after a long drive) it won’t bother you at all. Fun to see the horses playing in the morning!

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Kody

September 2025

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to Secluded Maple Creek River bottoms

Our second visit. Awesome sit and great hosts. 10/10

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Sarah

September 2025

20 ft Class B

Weekend Trip to Mountain Top Getaways

Loved staying here. We stayed at site 5 and the views were beautiful. One of the highlights was hearing beautiful elk! The drive up was a little scary but short and totally doable.

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Aidan

September 2025

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Weekend Trip to Second Chance Ranch

Jessie and Sean are great hosts. Highly recommend the site. I know a lot of people seem to complain about the noise but it’s really not that bad once it gets later in the evening / during the night while sleeping. And if you’re keen on riding I’d definitely do it. Sean took me out and he’s a really sweet man. Nice to have a chat while I was on my solo road trip across the states

K

September 2025

Tent

2 nights at Secluded Maple Creek River bottoms

Awesome location! We loved it! Very private, quiet and lots of shade.

Jaina

September 2025

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With pets

Weekend Trip to Secluded Maple Creek River bottoms

We loved camping here! It is one of our very favorite spots to camp:)

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Kathryn

August 2025

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Weekend Trip to Secluded Maple Creek River bottoms

We loved our one night stay on Ken’s land. It was peaceful and private and we loved the site. The hill to get over to campsite 4 was steep, but doable in an SUV. The porta potty is about a 5-minute walk up and over the small hill, but it was never crowded and was clean. On Sunday morning around 10am we witnessed the bizarre landslide of rocks from whatever they were dumping down the mountain. As other reviewers have said it is pretty strange and happens in decently close proximity to site 4. We just made sure to keep our dog away from that side of the site. We would definitely come back here! We loved it.

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Cadence

August 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Secluded Maple Creek River bottoms

We were on site 2 for a night and it was nice! Right next to the creek, it was great to hear it at night. I’ll add to some other reviews about the hill going in and out- we had a Mazda 6 with fairly new tires and were able to get back up the hill alright, but it was still a little scary 😬 so just know that if you don’t have 4 wheel drive and it happens to rain or your tires are bad, it may not be worth the risk!