# Wolf Springs Ranch Retreat

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- **Location:** La Sal, Utah, United States
- **Price:** from $40.00/night
- **Rating:** 86% recommend (18 reviews)
- **Sites:** 16
- **Size:** 50 acres
- **Host:** Brian B.

## Overview

Tucked into the tranquil wilds of southeastern Utah, Wolf Springs Ranch Retreat is your peaceful escape to nature’s rhythm. Surrounded by towering pines, rock vistas, and wide-open skies, this off-grid sanctuary offers a unique blend of rustic charm and quiet luxury. Whether you’re watching the sunrise with coffee in hand, stargazing by the campfire, or hiking nearby trails, you’ll feel the untamed magic of this land seep into your soul.

Campers can expect seclusion, stunning mountain views, and a chance to reconnect—with the earth, with loved ones, and with yourself. Come to Wolf Springs, and let the wild welcome you home.

## Highlights

- **Creature comforts:** Enjoy the comforts of home at some sites—including flush toilets, showers, and a kitchen.

## Amenities

- **Amenities:** Pets, Potable water, Toilets, Campfires, Showers, Trash, Cooking equipment, Picnic table, Wifi, Hot Tub
- **RV amenities:** Water Hookup, Sewage Hookup, Generators

## Sites

- **Wolf Springs Ranch Campsite** (rv-tent, up to 6 guests, $40.00/night)
- **Family Cabin** (cabin, up to 16 guests, $450.00/night)

## Recent reviews

> It was good, a little cramped, but shower was very nice.
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> - Davin S., June 15, 2026

> Spacing is way too close. There’s a ton of open area on this “ranch” but the campsites are really close together. It’s odd. So when you get a large group taking up two spots next to you who are as loud as can be, it’s rough. Bathrooms are nice but wouldn’t stay again.
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> - Martin C., June 7, 2026

> After staying at many, many State and Natural Parks during our Utah / Colorado tour, Wolf Creek Ranch was what we were missing. We were the only ones there which was exactly what we were looking for! No sounds other that some springtime birds and a subtle breeze. While we were sleeping in a tent, each camp spot seemed to be set up for RVs as well with a yard hydrant for water and what may be likely sewer connection. To that point (and just because these sites are fairly new / not used that much) the tent sites were ever so slightly not entirely flat with a few small rocks, but was good enough.…
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> - Jon R., June 5, 2026

> Would recommend only for cabin or RV camping. No clear signs for tent camping sites. Bathroom/showers were very nice. Place was under developed but has potential to be a great place. Lots of clear construction happening around. Laundry machines were not set up. Owner/property manager never responded to messages and calls (called three times and left a voicemail with no response) so we didn’t get any of our questions answered. We also, didn’t know if the water was potable. Campsite seems to be in a forest fire burn scar. There was no one available on site to answer any of our questions either.
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> - Rowan T., May 19, 2026

> Beautiful Views and a great shower/bathroom building. It looks like they will also have a laundry, dishwashing sink and gas barbecue soon. (They were there but hadn't been hooked up yet.) The RV sites are a little narrow. You will have plenty of space to park your rig but not much space to set up a patio area unless you do it in front of behind your rig. The toilet paper was very nice quality vs the single ply sandpaper that is usually provided at most places. Oddly they don't provide any paper towels or hand dryers for your wet hands. But this is Hipcamp not an RV park, so 5 star rating overa…
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> - David G., May 6, 2026