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Browns Park and John Jarvie Ranch Group Campground

1 site · RV, Tent In Vernal Field Office

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$30

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Bridge Hollow Campground

14 sites · RVs, Tents In Vernal Field Office

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$5

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Indian Crossing Campground

22 sites · RVs, Tents In Vernal Field Office

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$5

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Pelican Lake Campground

13 sites · RVs, Tents In Vernal Field Office

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Dutch John Resort

37 sites · RVs, Tents10 acres · Dutch John, UT

RV 50 amp Sites available for trailers of all sizes, offering convenient back-in access. All 30 amp & 50 amp RV Sites come equipped with Electricity, Water, and Sewer Hookups. Additionally, campers enjoy access to showers and restrooms. A coin-operated laundry facility is also available; coins for washers and dryers must be purchased from the store. RV 30 amp sites feature pull-through, back-in, and long and short site options. All 30 amp & 50 amp RV Sites feature Electricity, Water, and Sewer Hookups, alongside access to showers and restrooms. A coin-operated laundry is accessible; coins are available for purchase from the store. RV 30 amp sites offer pull-through, back-in, and long and short site choices. Dry Campground denotes no water connection. Our amenities include a steakhouse, cafe, and ice cream shop. Rental options encompass river rafts, kayaks, paddle boards, and fishing boats. Other facilities include a gas station, fly shop, convenience store, and fishing guides. What makes Dutch John unique? Dutch John is a distinctive mountain community treasured for its natural and scenic beauty. It offers access to world-class fishing, wildlife viewing, and hunting opportunities. Experience a small community quality of life with urban conveniences in a rural setting. The Visitors Center is open year-round. Nearby attractions include the US Forest Service Visitor's Center at Red Canyon, Swett Ranch, Ute Tower Lookout, Cedar Springs Marina, and Jarvie Ranch in Brown's Park. Dutch John boasts an airport with a paved landing strip spanning 6000 feet in length.

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Carter Family Property

2 sites · RVs4 acres · Jensen, UT

Ever wanted to camp on the Green River? Well we invite you to come stay on our property and do just that. Come injoy white sandy beaches nestled in around trees right on the green river where the only sounds you'll hear, are the sounds of nature. Enjoy fishing, tubing or kayaking down the river or even 4-wheeling (depending on the time of year)

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Split Mountain Airport

5 sites · RVs, Tents56 acres · Jensen, UT

Split Mountain Airport has spectacular views of Dinosaur National Moment’s Split Mountain. This private airstrip has few visitors making it quiet & serene. Fly or drive in. Pilot lounge has a microwave, refrigerator and 1/2 bathroom for pilots. Pilots may camp with their aircraft, all other vehicles will be 300 ft from buildings in the north field.

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The Bureau of Land Management’s Field Office in Vernal oversees a vast amount of public lands in Utah. And, if you’ve ever seen a pic of anything in Utah, you know the scenery is going to be unreal pretty much anywhere you go…and Vernal is no exception! Why not go check out the Book Cliffs, a mountain range that extends nearly 200 miles? You’ll see the trademark red rocks of the southern part of the state, and even tons of greenery common in the northern and alpine regions. Or, how about the dreamily named Fantasy Canyon? This unique spot is in northeastern Utah, and despite its small size, it has some of the most unique geology in the whole freakin’ world. Want to try river rafting? The White River is one of several options, and it’s considered one of the best canoeing, camping, and kayaking rivers in the whole darn state. Now that we’ve given you a few ideas for your next trip, when are you going to make your way out here?