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Little Wild Horse Canyon draws campers who want slickrock trails, winding slot canyons, and big desert sky. With over 550 campsites in the area, you can set up near red cliffs, sandy washes, or tucked against boulder-strewn hills. The average site is $59 a night, but you’ll find options starting at $20 if you’re watching your budget. Campfires are allowed, and most sites have showers and toilets—useful after a day scrambling through narrows or spotting bighorn sheep. You’ll see people fishing, swimming in nearby water holes, and quietly watching for wildlife at dusk. If you want a top-rated spot, check out Red River Camp - Capitol Reef (144 reviews), Road to the Sun Ranch (85 reviews), or Thousand Lakes RV Park (61 reviews). Bring sturdy shoes and plenty of water—this country rewards travellers who are prepared.