The best RV sites in Monticello Field Office, UT
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Top-rated campgrounds in Monticello Field Office
Superbowl Campground
1. Superbowl Campground
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Electrical hookup
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Sand Island Campground
2. Sand Island Campground
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(1)
Electrical hookup
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Creek Pasture Campground
3. Creek Pasture Campground
Electrical hookup
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Indian Creek Falls Group Site
4. Indian Creek Falls Group Site
Electrical hookup
Pets
Top-rated campsites near Monticello Field Office
Indian Canyon Ranch
1. Indian Canyon Ranch
95%
(112)
11mi from Monticello Field Office · 12 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Indian Canyon Ranch is a rugged, isolated, off grid property which focuses on enjoying the outdoor beauty of our little corner of the spectacular American South West.
Please be advised, that during heavy rain four-wheel drive may be necessary but in all cases low clearance vehicles are not ideal on the last section of road but if you arrive before dark and go slow any vehicle can make it. If you arrive after dark the last bit of road looks more challenging than it actually is due to shadows on the surface caused by the head lights. Units are not heated. Please plan to show up before dark for the best experience and ease of finding the location.
Indian Canyon Ranch is proud to be an independent, off grid property with limited solar power and water available. There are no RV hook ups available but there is limited solar power in the rental units and in the communal area but not in the primitive campsites. Campsites are primitive camping only. Showers in the main communal area are solar powered and only hot with the sun and for an hour or so after sunset
Joe purchased this property in 2008. At that time, it was 8 acres, and it is now at 20 acres continuous property. The ranch is situated 2 miles off the highway down a bumpy dirt road on the edge of the national forest, this gives you a feeling of being in the wilderness. The south and east sides are boarded by canyons and ruins. All other private properties in the area are 10 acres or more so are well spread out and sparsely populated.
All the structures on site were brought here piece by piece and were salvaged from construction projects in Yosemite and Grand Canyon national parks. Water is manually hauled in and the power in the kitchen area is solar generated so please be conscious of water and power use.
Electrical hookup
Pets
from
$24
/ night
Sunset Campground on Ruin Road
2. Sunset Campground on Ruin Road
96%
(625)
21mi from Monticello Field Office · 10 sites · Tents, RVs
Watch the sun come up over the Sleeping Ute Mountain in Colorado and enjoy a gorgeous sunset as the sun sets over the Bears Ears National Monument in Utah. We are off the grid and have no electricity or water. Our graveled camping sites are easy to access. We are located next to a paved road. You do not need high clearance vehicles or 4-wheel drive.
Camp in a natural high desert environment consisting of cedar and pinion trees, Brigham tea, sagebrush, etc. Great views of the night sky. An ancient Indian mound is on site. The Five Kiva Ruin and Nations Natural Bridge are within hiking distance. Minutes away is the town of Blanding with restaurants, hospital, gas stations and a dump station.
Its only a short drive to five different National Monuments: Bears Ears, Natural Bridges, Rainbow Bridge, Hovenweep, and Canyon of The Ancients. Take a scenic drive over the Blue Mountain and Elk Ridge.
Southeastern Utah is full of archeology history to hike and explore.
Pets
from
$25
/ night
Where The Wild Things Camp
3. Where The Wild Things Camp
96%
(233)
27mi from Monticello Field Office · 17 sites · Tents, RVs
Come camp Where The Wild Things Camp! Let the awe-inspiring views of the majestic slick rock, sage and juniper surround you in the peace and quiet of this beautifully secluded desert space. Centrally located to the best Canyonlands has to offer, our camp is located on 25 acres less than half a mile from Looking Glass Arch, a popular rock climbing destination which got its name from the conquistadors who would climb to the top and look through a “looking glass” for landmarks that would lead them back to Santa Fe.
Moab is 25 miles to our North, about a 30 minute drive. The nearest convenience store/gas station is in the tiny town of La Sal, 12 miles NE of us. Although the Lasal Jct. now has burger truck, showers, ice and snacks. The nearby La Sal mountains rise to over 12,000 in elevation and is a great place to get out of the heat and enjoy lakes surrounded by beautiful pine and aspen forests.
As the name suggests, Where The Wild Things Camp truly is wild and not for everyone. We are off grid, meaning there is NO electricity, no drinking water, and only "spotty" cell phone service is best just anywhere before bathrooms. Make sure to check the weather forecast before coming out and be prepared for anything as the weather here in the desert can be unpredictable and ALWAYS stake down your tents! Porta-Potty's available. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PRACTICE PACK-IT-IN AND PACK-IT-OUT. Trash service not available.
NON-AGGRESSIVE dogs are always welcome, however please keep in mind that a lot of our wild friends also live here, such as coyotes, rattlesnakes, deer and antelope. We wouldn’t want your pets or our friends harmed in any way!
From Moab: Drive south on Hwy 191 for approximately 23 miles and turn right (east) onto Looking Glass Rd/Co. Rd. 131 (It will be the first right after La Sal Junction) Continue on this road for 1.4 miles until you see a wide gravel road branching off to the left. Turn left, this road will branch again in .03 miles, turn to the right and continue straight (another .5 mile to WHERE THE WILD THINGS CAMP!!
From Monticello: Drive north on Hwy 191 for approximately 31 miles and turn left onto Looking Glass Rd/Co. Rd 131 (It will be the first left after Wilson Arch).
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Moab: 25 miles
Canyon Rims Recreation Area: 12 miles
La Sal: 12 miles
Monticello: 33 miles
Blanding: 54 miles
Bluff: 79 miles
Mexican Hat: 104 miles
Monument Valley: 126 miles
Pets
from
$45
/ night
South-40@LaSal Tent and RV Park
4. South-40@LaSal Tent and RV Park
100%
(303)
29mi from Monticello Field Office · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
The South-40@LaSal Is: quiet, spacious, secluded, secure, and natural! We are located 26 miles southeast of Moab Utah. (about a 30 minute drive from Moab and 40 minutes from Arches national Park). The property is 40 acres of undeveloped ranchland That borders the remote community of La Sal, Utah. We are pet friendly with plenty of room to exercise your pets. We irrigate a small pasture exclusively for wildlife. Deer, rabbits, and foxes Frequent visitors and you may hear our local "Song Dogs" (coyotes) "whooping it up" in the evening hours.
We currently offer four (4) RV spots and several opportunities for tent camping. The RV spots include: Electric hook ups with (50amp, 30 amp, & 20 amp) water hydrants, Wi-Fi Internet, gray water disposal system, and solar powered sanitary vault toilet. There is no full sewer hook-up but we have an off-site dump station available about 1/4 mile away.
See more pictures and videos on FB at South-40 at La Sal
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
Pets
from
$40
/ night
High Sage Hogans
5. High Sage Hogans
96%
(475)
29mi from Monticello Field Office · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Situated at 7,000 feet, campers are surrounded by the snow covered LaSal Mountains overlooking the deep Canyonlands NP of the Colorado River escarpment, and only 30 minutes from Moab, Utah. Summer temps are much cooler here than in the surrounding canyons and valleys of the Moab area, a very pleasant retreat from the heat! Virtually ALL outdoor sporting adventures are found around here in nearly limitless abundance, including winter sports, snowmobiling, off-roading, dirt-biking, 4-wheeling, and more. Campground has outdoor-potty, free firewood with pits.
Pets
from
$39
/ night
Adventure Haven RV
6. Adventure Haven RV
97%
(622)
29mi from Monticello Field Office · 8 sites
Hello! Please note that we are RVs only. ALL three sites have FULL hookups, strong WiFi, (so your cell phone WILL work!) and tables. We are 27 miles south of Moab.
What we offer: In addition to an exceptional view of the mountain, our place is clean, spacious, orderly, quiet, inexpensive, with super fast and stable WiFi. What we don’t offer: fancy landscaping or restrooms.
The Adventure Haven feels open, public and safe to most people. Funky and rural, in high pristine desert with a sweet view of the mountain is the overall vibe. Hours can go by with no traffic noise. This is in contrast to the constant drone of traffic noise in Moab. We are also about ten degrees cooler than Moab with nights cooling off even more; what a relief!
The Adventure Haven is a five site mini-RV park located in an old and somewhat derelict subdivision in a small town on a 1.5 acre lot. A uranium boom town in the 1950's, La Sal is now a shadow of past times (and littered with artifact trailers and structures). But we are in beautiful high desert country and we are at the foothills of the La Sal Mountains and the park has a completely unobstructed view of this range!
What kind of people LIKE it here? Those who like peace and quiet and dark skies. Relaxed full-time RVers, work-at-homes who need strong and fast WiFi, folks on a budget, those who like to support Hipcamp hosts, people looking for inside local information, solo travelers who want to feel safe yet not in a crowded place - like they’re near someone they know, and in a quiet, small town where unusual things are noticed.
What kind of people DON’T like it here? People expecting a resort, or a vast-pristine-remote property. Also people who are uncomfortable with rural eye-sores typical of rural Utah (old cars, and slow projects) will not like it here, nor will party people and special event groups (not allowed here).
*If you want a long stay contact us because we might be able to work it out!
• Hook and Ladder OHV Trail system is less than five miles away and Rim Rocker Jeep trail is close as well.
Pets
Full hookups
from
$44
/ night
The Needles Outpost Campground
7. The Needles Outpost Campground
94%
(1531)
30mi from Monticello Field Office · 55 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
This Outpost and campground is located on 300 acres of private property surrounded by park and public land. It has been here for over 30 years in some form or another. We are Caleb & Amber who enjoyed managing this little oasis in the middle of the desert from March to June of 2017 when we decided to purchase the business & make it our own. This is a dry, rugged campground with a bathhouse that provides coin operated showers and flush toilets. In addition there is little old rustic camp store placed in the middle of nowhere where we provide fuel, snacks, firewood, ice, showers, cold drinks & more.
If you are looking for a more private site with lots of space and shade, book our Small Group at the Rocks. For a warmer stay during the cooler months book one of our Glamping Tents listed. We have the larger, and spacious tent in the grove of the Juniper Trees (which is also amazing in the warmer season) and rent a heater from us inside the general/camp store. Please check with us on fire restrictions, hipcamp is often wrong on their assumptions, we rarely have fire restrictions.
BE SURE TO GIVE YOURSELF PLENTY OF TIME TO CHECK IN NO LATER THAN 5PM. THANK YOU!! DON'T FORGET TO TAKE A SCREEN SHOT OF THE DIRECTIONS HERE, YOU WILL LOSE SERVICE ON YOUR WAY.
Pets
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$35
/ night
Earls HideAway
8. Earls HideAway
100%
(46)
40mi from Monticello Field Office · 10 sites · Tents, RVs
Learn more about this land:Hi explorers!!! We are explorers ourselves and enjoy sharing our slice of heaven!!! Please remember to be respectful, not only to our land but all land :) After booking, we will call with instructions on how to access the site (there will most likely not be cell service in the area).We are in the Paradox Valley, Dolores River within a mile, Petroglyphs, Western artifacts, Native American artifacts, Red Cliffs, Red Dirt, Peace, Isolation, Calm, Sunshine, Hunting! We have dry RV sites and tent sites. Please BYO supplies and pack out what you pack in. The camping land is a fenced/gated/protected area where you can leave belongings safe while exploring!!!
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$35
/ night
Red Desert RV Park
9. Red Desert RV Park
91%
(344)
42mi from Monticello Field Office · 8 sites · Tents, RVs
Red Desert RV Park has expanded to 55 full hookup RV sites along with 14 cabins. We are geared towards outdoor adventurists and sightseers wanting a cost-effective stay while taking advantage of everything Moab has to offer!
We are locally owned by a family of 8 and love calling Moab our home. We understand the corporate overtaking that Moab has had in the last 5 years and plan to keep our campground affordably priced and locally owned. We have upgraded the old site plan from 7 RV sites to 55 Full Service RV sites this year. Most sites are pull through but we will have some back-ins. Our new bathhouse has a laundry, women's bathrooms and showers, men's bathrooms and showers, and an ADA compliant family style bathroom.
In addition to the new bathhouse, we have a new office and retail store where we sell souvenirs, RV supplies, snacks, drinks, ice, firewood, and other necessities for guests. We do not currently have propane fill on site.
We know that there are many options to choose from when it comes to staying in Moab. We urge people to support locally owned businesses that help Moab grow and solve problems that exist in our community. Moab is a recreation mecca with something for everyone and our little campground on the south end of the valley puts you within minutes of town, the mountains, and the red deserts around Moab.
Pets
Full hookups
from
$45
/ night
Moab RV and Glamping Resort
10. Moab RV and Glamping Resort
94%
(109)
45mi from Monticello Field Office · 79 sites · RVs, Lodging
Discover the ultimate retreat at our peaceful RV, camping, and glamping resort. Just minutes away from the breathtaking Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park. Unwind and rejuvenate in our peaceful oasis after a thrilling day of exploration.
We provide a range of accommodations to cater to your every need, including spacious FHU RV sites, cozy cabins, convenient RV rentals, luxurious glamping tents, and charming tipis big enough for the whole family.
Our RV sites offer full hookups with 30 and 50-amp service. Our cabins and glamping tents are thoughtfully furnished with everything you require for a comfortable stay, while our tipis offer a unique and unforgettable experience with heat, AC, tvs, and more!
Escape the ordinary and embrace exceptional adventures at our extraordinary RV park and campground.
Pets
Full hookups
from
$90
/ night
CampV Colorado
11. CampV Colorado
97%
(45)
47mi from Monticello Field Office · 7 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Inspired Shelter for the Spirited Wanderer
CampV was established in 1942 by the Vanadium Corporation to house the engineers who worked in the uranium mines outside of Naturita, Colorado. In 2020, this historic gem was restored by StudioVille Crew to welcome wanderers to a remote and scenic corner of SW Colorado. Discover your Wild without the crowds.
Beautiful with a tiny bit of dirt under the fingernails and 120 acres to explore, travelers can sleep well in one of the newly reimagined historic cabins, glamping tents, Jupes, airstreams or river front camping.
Through our arts non-profit WEarts, explorers can experience our curated art and support art and creative programming in a rural community. When you’re ready for a mission, check out Planet V, our annual arts and music gathering over Memorial Day and prepare to lift off.
Pets
Full hookups
from
$35
/ night
Canyon Trails Ranch
12. Canyon Trails Ranch
100%
(104)
48mi from Monticello Field Office · 18 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
The homestead was built in 1911 and was one of the original postal pickups in the area. The ranch is located between Mesa Verde National Park, Hovenweep National Monument and backs up to Canyon of the Ancients National Monument. Our family has lived in McElmo Canyon for over 40 years and the campground has hosted camping and outdoor educational groups since 1965. We are a family run ranch with an operating hay farm, horseback riding business, and carriage shop.
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
Pets
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$45
/ night
Anasazi Sites @ Ancient Echoes
13. Anasazi Sites @ Ancient Echoes
96%
(76)
48mi from Monticello Field Office · 6 sites · Tents, RVs
This magical place, surrounded by over 500,000 acres of protected land, is a 38 acre desert oasis near Mesa Verde, Sand Canyon and Hovenweep.
Pitch your tent or park your small pop up or tiny rv (car and pull behind must be under 20 ft total) in a heritage orchard under and alongside magnificent red cliffs. We also have super clean bathroom with hot shower designated for campers. We have a fully equipped community kitchen for cooking, and a gas grill as well.
We border Canyons of the Ancients immediately to the North, a 174,000 acre National Monument with the largest concentration of Ancestral Puebloan ("cliff-dweller") and archeological sites in the United States. A favorite public access point to The Canyons of the Ancients is the Sand Canyon trailhead, a five minute drive from the property up the main road. It is visited by hikers, mountain bikers and horseback riders alike.
We are a genuine "oasis" on exquisite high desert land with profound ancient puebloan sites within steps. Ideal home base for your Southwest adventure.
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
Pets
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$70
/ night
Dark Sky Paradise
14. Dark Sky Paradise
95%
(21)
50mi from Monticello Field Office · 6 sites · Tents, RVs
Did you know the Milky Way has color? Come experience night skies like you have never seen them before! Look up when the next meteor shower is and reserve your spot. Most visitors love the serene atmosphere and want to get away from it all. You can explore 45 of our acres and access 45 acres of land locked BLM lands. A quick 5 min drive away is endless BLM and public lands.
The land is around 10 miles from the town of Naturita which has a restaurant, atv rentals, a bar, a grocery store, thrift store, library, consignment store, dispensaries and gas stations.
Naturita is an amazing place for Dark Sky viewing, hiking, camping, biking, and scenic drives. The outdoor recreation opportunities are endless. It is very close (driving) to the Dolores River. The land is surrounded by BLM and near the Uncompahge National Forest. The Dark Sky campsite is also close to the Unaweep/Tabegauche Scenic and Historic Byway. We are about 2 hours from Moab, UT! We go to Moab to get sushi. Come here to get away from it all!
The land itself offers incredible mountain views. You park at the tree line with desert Sage brush views to the East, Pinion and Juniper trees with a private canyon and beautiful rock formations to the West. Just North is 45 acres of landlocked BLM public land walking distance from the campsite. Unit 70 for the hunters who know how legendary this area is. Our land has an obstacle course, private paintball/gel blaster/nerf field, seasonal lake, trails, canyon, elevation gains and drops. Pets are encouraged to join you.
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$31
/ night
A Pleasant View
15. A Pleasant View
30mi from Monticello Field Office · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Welcome to your quiet retreat in the heart of Pleasant View, Colorado. This private property offers both RV and tent sites far from any other campers with easy access and plenty of room to stretch out under the wide-open sky.
Less than 2 miles from the historic Lowry Pueblo ruins, the location offers a unique blend of solitude, scenic views, and cultural significance. You’ll be surrounded by open fields, peaceful canyons, and unobstructed stargazing, all without the noise of city life. With no hookups or facilities, it’s the perfect off-grid stop for travelers seeking simplicity and connection with the land.
Pets
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$45
/ night
Edge Of The Ancients
16. Edge Of The Ancients
100%
(2)
32mi from Monticello Field Office · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Be our guest, bring your tent's.
(Glamping Cabins coming soon.)
Enjoy walking access to the Cahone Canyon wilderness study area. Close proximity to Lowery ruins and the Pueblo ruins. The Dolores river is minutes away for fishing and swimming. Mesa Verde National Park is 40 minutes away and Arches National Park is 120 minutes away. The beautiful town of Telluride is a 90 minute drive.
Enjoy adventures during the day and magical starry nights.
Pets
from
$25
/ night
Fort Cedar
17. Fort Cedar
33mi from Monticello Field Office · 13 sites
Reference photo with BLUE SIGN: Keep left.
Spectacular 12 acre property that is centrally located to a wide variety of recreational activities; hiking, rafting, paddle boarding, boating, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, skiing, hiking/climbing, wildlife viewing, & more.
There are elk on the property in the spring and fall. The property is populated with Limber Pine, which gives a true rocky mountain camping experience as well as privacy between campsites. There are 8 dry camp sites 4 RV/Tent (Pull Thru sites) and 4 Tent sites. Groceries/Restaurants at Dove Creek (10 min). San Juan National Forest/Dolores River Recreation (7 min). The McPhee Reservoir (25 min) with boat/snowmobile rentals, etc. Mesa Verde National Park (35 min), Telluride (1.5 hrs.), Durango (1hr.), Moab (1.5), Cortez (30 min), are a short drive with plenty of activities.
Pets
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$38
/ night
Wolf Springs Ranch Retreat
18. Wolf Springs Ranch Retreat
100%
(8)
36mi from Monticello Field Office · 15 sites · Tents, RVs
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.
Water hookup
Sewer hookup
Pets
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$25
/ night
AreaBFE Overland Park Moab
19. AreaBFE Overland Park Moab
100%
(2)
36mi from Monticello Field Office · 10 sites
AreaBFE offers camping with limitless fun and adrenaline rushes! AreaBFE has rural camping without utilities and is best suited for overlanders and RV camping.
AreaBFE can be enjoyed year round and is located in beautiful Moab, UT. The crew at Area BFE is always working on the next best thing to improve our area and bring the community together for a fun time.
We offer off-roading as well as camping and encourage our guests to purchase a park pass while here and explore all Moab can offer.
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$100
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Bedrock CO Glamping Tents & RV
20. Bedrock CO Glamping Tents & RV
41mi from Monticello Field Office · 20 sites · Tents, RVs
Bedrock Base Camp: Camp with Purpose
Welcome to Bedrock Base Camp, where adventure meets comfort in the heart of stunning Redrock country. Our unique glamping experience offers a serene and secluded getaway. Whether you are enjoying the seclusion of our glamping tents on the upper plateau or the RV experience alongside the meandering Dolores River, Bedrock Base Camp (BBC) is perfect for groups looking to reconnect with nature and each other. Whether you're planning a retreat for yogis, a family reunion, night sky watchers, weddings, motorcyclists, church members, students, or even a movie shoot, the BBC provides an ideal backdrop for your adventures.
Accommodations:
We can accommodate RVs, DIY tents, and offer Glamping tents thus adding flexibility to your group's camping arrangements.
Our 160-acre property features
• 10 Glamping tents with beds and an above-ground fire pit on the upper plateau. No water or power. 1 dry flush toilet. (Walking or unimproved SUV access only)
• 9 RV sites with power (30-50 amp) on the lower section near Delores River. (7 pull-throughs & 2 back-ins.) Power only (NO water or dumping)
• Electricity: The RV area has electricity, allowing Glampers to charge essential devices.
• Restrooms: We have one dry flush restroom above in the Glamping tent area and a one porta pottie near the river in the lower section.
• DIY Dry camping for groups or individuals with their own camping tents and gear.
Glamping Tents:
The Glamping tents are perched on a beautiful plateau overlooking the valley and river below. Each tent is nestled under an additional canvas shade, supported by sturdy wood poles. This design not only enhances the rustic charm but also provides extra protection from the elements, ensuring a comfortable stay regardless of the weather.
Inside each tent, you'll find a cozy queen bed and a couch that converts into a bunk bed with two twin beds, accommodating up to four guests per tent. Outside of each tent, you’ll find comfortable Adirondack chairs and an above-ground firepit, perfect for cooking or just for unwinding after a day of exploration.
Glamping Tent Access:
Our desire is to keep our property as natural, as possible. The Glamping area is meant to emulate a rural village existing in a far-off country with only a footpath to access.
We prefer that the tent sites be accessed by foot. Either a steep climb of about 40 “stairs” or an easier walk around of about 650 yards.
There is an unimproved access road leading to the tents that might be accessible by an AWD SUV but is unadvisable for cars or street motorcycles.
** If you cannot backpack or don’t wish to manage the steep steps or the walk around to the tents or do not have a high clearance 4wd vehicle
THIS LOCATION IS NOT FOR YOU, PLEASE DO NOT BOOK.
What to Bring to Glamping Tents:
To fully enjoy your stay in the BBC Glamping tents, please bring what you would pack if you were backpacking. (minus the tent and bed)
• Food and Utensils
• Water
• Queen sheets or sleeping bags
• Sleeping bags for bunks
• Fire pits have grates for grilling or heating water
Bring needed pots, pans, and utensils.
• Firewood (No gathering wood on site!)
• Flashlight
• Toiletries
What not to bring
• No pets, Vaping, or Smoking (of any kind) allowed in the Glamping tents
Enjoy Quiet time and dark skies:
No electronics that could disturb others or artificial light beyond flashlights from 1 hour after sunset to 8 am.
Activities and Surroundings:
Our expansive camp offers plenty of space for larger groups and is surrounded by breathtaking Redrock landscapes. Explore the wonderful hiking and biking trails nearby, or the hundreds of miles of UTV trails including the Rim Rocker Trail. Or make Bedrock your base camp as you enjoy dozens of day trips to beautiful and bucket-list-worthy locations. Or simply relax and take in the scenic views. Reflect on natural and human history. Go back in time and find a short walk to petroglyphs, then enjoy the sunset as you gaze across the Dolores River which runs through the property. Then go even further back in time and be amazed at the Dark Sky star gazing.
With no WIFI and very spotty cell service to distract you, Bedrock Base Camp is an ideal place to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and reconnect with nature and your companions.
Purpose:
We established Bedrock Base Camp to support our research efforts at www.WHOlives.org The primary purpose of the property is to bring awareness to the solvable problems that still exist in developing countries around the world and to provide a location and support to college students, engineers, and inventors who have an interest or ideas on how to make our small world a little better and safer place to live.
The BBC is an ideal place where anyone can experiment and deploy their ideas on how to improve dry farming, housing, water collection, transportation, emergency shelters, rural economics, water purification, and a myriad of other ideas just waiting to be discovered.
We also know that everyday people have some of the greatest ideas, so we also challenge our visitors to think about how they might go about changing the world. It was this free-flowing of ideas that led to the invention of the award-winning “Village Drill” which has drilled over 14,000 wells worldwide, bringing clean, lifesaving water to over 13 million people.
This is why we embrace “Camping with purpose”
Book your stay at Bedrock Base Camp and experience camping with a purpose. Create lasting memories in a picturesque, tranquil setting that promises both adventure and relaxation.
Location
• Bedrock, Colorado (On Hwy 90, turn North on the Y-11 road for 1.5 miles.)
• Enjoy the Delores River on the property and visit the historic Hanging Flumes
• Easy access to hiking, biking, cross-country skiing, and off-road driving trails
• Float or raft the San Miguel and the Delores Rivers
• A short drive to Buckeye Reservoir: Fishing, paddleboarding, tubing, and kayaking
• 20-minute drive to Naturita CO. (Grocery shopping, fuel, restaurants, etc.)
• 16 miles from the Utah border
• 1 hour from Moab
• 90 minutes from Telluride
• 5 hours from Salt Lake City, 6 hours from Denver, 8 hours from Vegas
Day Trips
Experience the beauty of the surrounding region with our recommended day trips, perfect for adding variety to your stay:
Moab, UT: 1 hour 10 minutes (60 miles)
Monticello, UT: 1 hour 15 minutes (68 miles)
Gateway, CO: 1 hour 15 minutes (68 miles)
Telluride, CO: 1 hour 35 minutes (75 miles)
Ouray, CO: 1 hour 45 minutes (91 miles)
Montrose, CO: 2 hours 5 minutes (107 miles)
Grand Junction, CO: 2 hours 15 minutes (120 miles)
Scenic loops:
Gateway-Delta-Montrose Loop: 5 hours (270 miles round trip)
Telluride-Norwood Loop: 5 hours 6 minutes (230 miles round trip) is the most scenic
Slickrock-Norwood Loop: 4 hours 35 minutes (220 miles round trip)
Slickrock-Telluride Loop: 4 hours 40 minutes (250 miles round trip)
Other Destinations
For even more exploration, these destinations offer a range of experiences, from stunning natural parks to vibrant cities:
Cedaredge, CO: 2 hours 45 minutes via Gateway (150 miles)
Grand Mesa, CO: 2 hours 55 minutes via Gateway (158 miles)
Durango, CO: 3 hours 30 minutes via Highway 550 (162 miles)
Gunnison, CO: 3 hours 20 minutes via Ridgeway (171 miles)
Shiprock, NM: 3 hours 20 minutes via Slickrock (174 miles)
Redstone, CO: 4 hours via Gateway (211 miles)
Pagosa Springs, CO: 4 hours 40 minutes via Highway 550 (222 miles)
Salt Lake City, UT: 4 hours 55 minutes (292 miles)
Bryce Canyon, UT: 5 hours 23 minutes via I-70 (305 miles)
Steamboat Springs, CO: 5 hours 25 minutes via Highway 141 (306 miles)
Cedar City, UT: 5 hours 30 minutes (347 miles)
Zion National Park, UT: 6 hours 10 minutes (373 miles)
SLC Airport UT: 5 hours (297 miles) via Hwy 15 to Hwy 6
Denver Airport, CO: 6 hours 30 minutes via I-70 (379 miles) or 7 hours 15 minutes via scenic Highway 285 (394 miles)
Las Vegas, NV: 7 hours 50 minutes (516 miles)
• Campfires are only allowed in designated areas and above-ground pits. Extinguish when unattended. Control what you burn so sparks and material cannot escape especially when burning trash or there are gusts of wind. Check for burn bans and ensure that all fires are properly supervised to prevent unintended fires.
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Liam
February 2026
Tent
Funky! The campsite was perfect for my 2 person tent with a pee-gravel pad and a nice fire pit facing the La Sal mountains! Teepee’s and stars, man.. not a bad way to end the day after adventuring Moab! Danny is SUCH a knowledgeable dude. We spoke for hours the morning I left over coffee wandering around his eclectic property. He gave me a ton of solid recommendations to further my roadtrip into CO, which was such a help. And Ringo - his peppy, friendly, and affectionate ranch dog - was the best little bud to me whenever I was at camp. Always greeting my car when I pulled up or scooting over to my campfire for some cuddles. As a dog guy + a solo camper I enjoyed his unconditional friendship :) Danny is a friend for life and I will certainly return in the future!
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Jason
January 2026
Tent
We loved everything about Sonny’s land! Sonny is an excellent host and communicated with us when we had questions. Lots of beautiful views during the day and the night sky there is spectacular. Lots of stars and the Milky Way was in full view. The quiet and beauty of this spot is always appreciated!
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Joseph (Jody)
November 2025
16 ft campervan
It doesn’t take long after pulling off onto the road that leads to Kelly Place to notice that you are now on sacred grounds. We only spent 2 nights there, but that was enough to get the understanding that this was a place of uniquenesses that held a certain amount of powers. I’m yet uncertain how long it might take to come to grips with it what’s held there, but I’m very grateful for the time allotted and will soon return for a deeper connection. If you have a spiritual side to yourself and this comes up on your radar, by all means necessary book it and thank not only me later, but more importantly those that have taken the oath to keep this spirit alive and well. 5,000 ⭐️’s is the rating if possible. And thank you to those behind the scenes that keep this location place alive and well!!!
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Ty
November 2025
Tent
With pets
We had such a great stay! The tipi was a really cool and unique camping experience, close enough to Moab to get to everything easily, but far enough away to avoid the hustle and bustle of town. It was peaceful, quiet, and exactly what we were looking for.
Our favorite part of the trip was definitely Ringo, the sweet dog on the property. He “showed us around” and played with our dog the entire stay. Watching them run and explore together was honestly a highlight.
Danny was incredibly kind and hospitable. He checked in on us, made sure we were comfortable, and you can tell he genuinely cares about his guests having a good experience.
We’ll definitely be back. Highly recommend!
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Denise
November 2025
40 ft fifth wheel
With pets
Nice and quiet and clean, water pressure is awesome. Don’t know that I would stay mid summer as there are no trees. Otherwise it was a nice spot away from the crowds of Moab.
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Brenda
November 2025
16 ft pop-up camper
With pets
Had a great time! Office and staff were wonderful. Will visit again 😊
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Randy
November 2025
21 ft Class C
The Oasis in the desert is what I'm referring this place to, more than I expect and hated to leave. Stephen and Andrew were great too!
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Jane
October 2025
24 ft campervan
With pets
We loved Sunset. It was quiet with no highway traffic yet not off a beaten path or hard to find with the directions provided. The walk to the natural rock bridge and 5 kiva site was such an added bonus!
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Randy
October 2025
21 ft Class C
Excellent camp site very low profile very simplistic but elegant at the same time. I really enjoyed my stay and was surprised by this Campground would recommend it to anyone coming through the Moab Utah area
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Nick
October 2025
Tent
Really great camping spot! Clean, well taken care of, and quiet!
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Gabriel
October 2025
Tent
Danny had a very nice spot with water very close and a very friendly dog!
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JJ
October 2025
12 ft campervan
This was one of the most unforgettable stays of our lives! Incredible climbing up the rocks that hugged our campsite to watch the sunset over Canyonlands. Caleb and Amber were nothing but helpful and in addition to stewarding this magical place, run a very cool little shop. We loved seeing Amber’s ceramics and watercolors there and picking up special camp treats.
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anakulsmos
October 2025
Tent
With pets
A great and beautiful site, but not for everyone. A little hard to find, basic to none facilities. If don’t care about facilities, this is a really good site, especially if you come here with a dog. Very quiet, beautiful view, and pups can run freely.
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Outside18
October 2025
35 ft Class C
Nice quiet spot, clean porta potty, garbage disposal & picnic tables provided. The Hipcamp.com info needs to be added to the bulletin board.
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Marquitta
October 2025
Tent
An absolute dream! My only regret is that we couldn’t stay longer. Sunset on property was gorgeous! The trails around camp were super fun. Friendly staff. Our pour-over site was tucked away, beautiful, felt safe. Grounds were clean and stocked.
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JJ
October 2025
12 ft campervan
Awesome spot beneath the golden cottonwoods! Loved checking out the installations and spaces.
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Piper
October 2025
22 ft campervan
With pets
This was one of the greatest places we have ever stayed!! The campsite was so beautiful and peaceful, and we loved getting to meet Amber. She is so inspiring and full of amazing energy which made our stay that much better 🧡🥹🏜️ We will be back as soon as possible!!!
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daniel
October 2025
Tent
I had an emergency happen, Joe understood I had already paid, so when I return, he will make it better.
Good people here!
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Eric
October 2025
Tent
Campground is in a secluded location with easy access to the trailheads and visitor's center. We found a campsite in the back on a loop that didn't get much traffic and allowed some space from the road. There was a large flat tent area in the back part of the site. Restrooms were decent.
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John
October 2025
Tent
Great communication from host. I really enjoyed the solitude — I was able to off-road in Moab each day and then enjoy a peaceful camp to unwind.
Wi-Fi was a nice bonus as there wasn’t much of a signal for me (Verizon).
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3 ratings · 4 reviews
October 2023
Fantastic spot to camp. Quiet, isolated, yet near the main road. Be courteous to your neighbors at night, noise travels easily.
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Quietwarrior4
2 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· March 2020
5 stars! An excellent and well-maintained campground!
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Justin K.
6 years on Hipcamp
March 2017
Right outside of Needles and the cheaper way to go. Loved the views, the facilities, the proximity to the park, and the privacy. We went in late May and the weather was perfect. I highly recommend.
Shannon A.
6 reviews
October 2015
A decent BLM campground, with sites arranged around a central sandstone formation that's nice to clamber onto to watch sunsets. No water anywhere nearby. Pit toilets, only one covered. Sites can be kinda slopy. If you don't want the campground, there are some dispersed sites on the road into the campground. And some more on the 4x4 road that descends the wash past the campground.
Found evidence of chipped tools right in the campground. Don't take 'em though, that's illegal.
Kind of a trek into the main park from here, so make sure you've got plenty of gas since the former gas station nearby is now closed.
Rob G.
10 years on Hipcamp