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Camping around the Great Salt Lake puts you in reach of over 470 sites, many tucked along the shoreline or set back in quiet sagebrush clearings. Expect average nightly rates around $59, with some spots dropping to $20 if youâre quick. Campsites here tend to allow campfires, welcome pets, and offer showersâa relief after a day out in the salt air. Wildlife-watching draws plenty of binoculars, and anglers land big carp and catfish from the lakeâs edges. Swimming is a must, especially if youâve never floated in water this salty. For a reliable spot, Second Chance Ranch (130 reviews) gets high marks for its quiet, open spaces, while Retro Star Ranch (101 reviews) keeps things relaxed near the water. If you prefer river access, RIVER BEND CAMP GROUND (62 reviews) lets you set up right by the current. Bring sun protectionâthe open flats here donât offer much shade, but the sunsets stretch on forever.