National Park

The best glamping sites in Dinosaur National Monument, UT

Name: Dinosaur National Monument
Address: Camping
Rating: 4.9

98% (24)

Jurassic Park lovers, rejoice! Some of the best dinosaur tracks in the world are found here.

Reviews for Dinosaur National Monument Campgrounds

98%

24 ratings · 13 reviews

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· September 2026

Very unique place and so much learned!

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· July 2026

Nice side trip

Only 20 minutes away. Great exhibit.

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· April 2026

Excellent hike up to the quarry center. Make sure to bring water!

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· September 2025

Absolutely awesome place - it’s like the Grand Canyon but with 5 people there instead of 5,000!

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· September 2025

Split Mountain Group Campground

Beautiful views! And close to the dinosaur quarry exhibit

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· July 2025

Was great

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· July 2025

We did not go to this Monument. We camped at RiverBend in Meeker, CO

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· June 2025

Definitely recommend a visit to Dinosaur National Monument.

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· June 2025

10/10

Lost service and ended up having the best day ever. Driving around and seeing all the different parts was so exciting for me and my pup. Definitely check it out!

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· May 2025

Most underrated national monument

Dinosaur National Monument is an underrated gem. The visitor center and exhibits are fascinating. The park staff is accommodating. It’s not very crowded and definitely worth your time.

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· October 2017

Green River Campground

The hike by Split Mountain is lovely with amazing views and such silence. The campground has really nice bathrooms and nice sunrise views over the river.

August 2017

Green River Campground

Just the drive to this campground had me pleased with my decision to book here. Located along the Green River with hiking trails starting at the far end of the campground, this was a great location to see as much of the monument as possible in two days. Fossils, petroglyphs, wildlife, and history are all a short walk or drive away. Find a shady spot in the summer heat (keep in mind where the sun will rise and set), stake your tent and lighter camp items tightly - a surprise cloudburst and wind storm on a clear day in July rearranged my camp while I was hiking the nearby Sound of Silence trail.

July 2017

Green River Campground

Site 23, good shade. Sites in B loops seem to have bigger trees for best shade - it gets hot. Sites are pretty roomy, not a busy place. On 4th of July half the campsites were empty. Lots of killer chipmunks so don't leave stuff out. They had a ranger do a show/discussion each night at 7:30pm. Took a bath in the nearby Green River, which is in walking distance, but not that close to sites. Self-serve firewood, $6 a bundle. There's a 2 mile trail to the group campground - boat launch with stunning river views. Boat launch is a good place to play in the water with small kids. Everyone should do Hog Canyon hike - it was awesome. Like nothing I've ever seen before. Also, go to Harper's Corner,