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Fremont Indian Campground

32 sites · RVs, Tents In Fremont Indian State Park

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Bryce Canyon Shadows Campground

34 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents3 acres · Panguitch, UT

We are located next to the beautiful Bryce Canyon national Park. We offer three different types of camping on our property, we have back in RV sites that will accommodate up to 40 foot RVs include power 30/50 amp, Water, Wi-Fi, and have dump stations to use. Our tent sites are Grassy and shaded with 20 amp power and water. All of our sites include a picnic table and a fire pit The glamping bunk houses are for those who want to camp in style. They have two comfortable queen beds, bedding included, a heater, air conditioning, flatscreen TV. A private area with a smokeless fire pit and Adirondack chairs. 50 feet away. There are private custom restrooms and showers. We have a yard games area where cornhole can be played. The property is beautifully surrounded by farming fields, Which provide great views and quiet evenings around the campfire.

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Wildland Gardens

8 sites · Lodging10 acres · Joseph, UT

We are a burgeoning co-op farm and native plant nursery. We are a group of 3 friends who escaped the urban life to be startup farmers. Our 10 acre property is located in the beautiful Sevier Valley. On a clear night, our dark skies offer amazing views. We are located near several hot springs and amazing hikes and trails.We offer four different glamping accommodations for you to choose from! Our one of a kind cozy cabin space includes electric heat/AC, lights and fantastic views of the garden. It is nestled into our family garden and includes a picnic table and fire pit. Bathroom facilities are located approximately 30 yards away in our guest common area. Our cozy canvas bell tent is located in our nursery on our boutique farm. It is a simple, unique and cozy spot, perfect for a quick overnight stay or as home base for a few days while you explore. Space is solar and battery lit. When temps dip below 40 we offer supplemental heat. This tent is not recommended for light sleepers. We have a second canvas bell tent as well and a little red cabin near our garden! Showers, toilets, and bins are available for all of our accommodations.

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Cove Fort RV Park

1 site · RV, Tent5 acres · Kanosh, UT

Cove Fort RV Park is a hidden gem. Located just off of I 15, a few miles north of I 70, it is easily access able. Plenty of wide open spaces and beautiful views. A full hook up RV Park, where anyone with rigs of any size is welcome. Laundry, showers and bathrooms available. Located near the historic Cove Fort and near many ATV trails. Explore the beautiful back county of Millard and Beaver Counties.

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Sevier River RV Park and Retreat

35 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents5 acres · Sevier, UT

A quiet, fun place setting on the Sevie

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Lone Cedar Acres

7 sites · RVs, Tents14 acres · Central Valley, UT

Embrace the untamed beauty of 14.75 acres of raw, untouched terrain. Situated less than a mile from two rejuvenating natural hot springs, this land beckons you to explore its wonders. Embark on horseback or OHV riding adventures right from the property's doorstep. Thrilling mountain bike trails await you within a mere 10-mile radius. Positioned at a central crossroads, our location provides swift access to multiple national parks, ensuring you can easily immerse yourself in nature's grandeur. Amidst this rugged landscape, a tranquil canal graces the property, its seasonal waters flowing with grace. Your gateway to endless outdoor pursuits awaits here, where the spirit of adventure meets the serenity of the wild. 38.65880, -112.10466

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Venture RV Park

60 sites · RVs20 acres · Richfield, UT

UTAH'S TRAIL COUNTRY Located right off I-70, Venture RV Richfield was designed to provide an easy place for rookie and expert RV owners to enjoy the convenient pleasures of South-Central Utah. The best part is no need to trailer your off-road vehicle with DIRECT access to the Fishlake National Forest and the Paiute ATV trail system. Come and enjoy your stay! FREE Hot Showers Western Hospitality State-of-the-Art WiFi Pickleball Court Community Pavilion 24/7 Online Reservations Clean Bathroom & Showers Basketball Court Playground Area Laundry Room Paved Roads ATV/UTV Wash Area We have so much more at Venture RV • Pickle Ball Courts • Basketball Courts • Children's Play Area • Large Grass Park • Corn Hole Playing Area • ATV/UTV Wash Area • Dog Park/Walking Area • Close to great food, Fish Lake, Capitol Reef, I-70, Paiute ATV Trails, Baseball Fields POINTS OF INTEREST -Fishlake National Forest -Capitol Reef National Park -Fremont Indian State Park -Big Rock Candy Mountain

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Big Rock Candy Mountain

61 sites · Lodging, RVs20 acres · Sevier, UT

Big Rock Candy Mountain Resort is a western-style resort that offers visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the Utah wilderness and experience a variety of outdoor activities. The resort is located near the famous Paiute ATV Trail, a 275-mile loop that offers visitors access to over 2,000 miles of ATV/UTV trails and other wilderness adventures. In addition to ATVing, visitors can also go river rafting and floating, fishing, hiking, biking, and more. Hiking is popular at Big Rock Candy Mountain, with several famous trails to choose from. The Miners' Park Historical Trail is a .25-mile trail that takes visitors past 16 displays of mining equipment, reconstructed workings, and a refurbished cabin. Another popular hike is the Bullion Falls trail, which is a 2-mile out-and-back hike that takes about an hour to complete and features spectacular views of the 60-foot Bullion Falls. Biking enthusiasts can rent traditional and electric bikes, and experienced mountain bikers can challenge themselves on several trails in the area. For families with young children, the Candy Mountain Express is a 6.75-mile paved trail that runs along the Sevier River. Big Rock Candy Mountain Resort also offers guests the chance to learn about the western history of the area. Sevier and Paiute Counties are filled with historical sites, monuments, museums, abandoned mining towns, and Butch Cassidy's childhood home. Fremont State Park is also nearby and has an interpretive trail and museum that showcases artifacts from the Fremont Indians. Big Rock Candy Mountain Resort is a fantastic base from which to explore the surrounding area, including Butch Cassidy's childhood home, Fremont Indian State Park, Piute State Park, Cove Fort, the Paiute Trails, and Marysvale. With so many activities and amenities, visitors are sure to have an unforgettable vacation experience. Don't miss this opportunity to escape to the great outdoors and experience the beauty and excitement of the Big Rock Candy Mountain Resort. Book your stay today and get ready for an unforgettable adventure!

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Fremont River RV Park

24 sites · RVs, Tents2 acres · Loa, UT

If you are looking for a campground, check out the Fremont RV park. We have plenty of RV sites to use. While traveling through southern Utah check out the grounds and enjoy some camping. The site is located in Loa, Utah nearby Fruita, Caineville, Torrey, and Koosharem Utah. See the sites like Fishlake, Boulder Mountain, and Capitol Reef National Park. Our beautiful new RV park is a perfect and convenient place to stay during your Southern Utah travels. The unique surrounding and endless activities will quickly make a returning guest out of you. make for a returning guest in no time. our beautiful RV Park is an ideal makes the perfect weekend escape.

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Mountain View Farm

10 sites · RVs5 acres · Monroe, UT

We have Electric and Water for you. We are a little farm located on 5 acres in Monroe. Just 2 miles from 2 natural hot springs and only 12 miles from Richfield city. We have a large graveled area and circular drive that can accommodate up to 4 rv’s. There is a large front and back yard with grass, and a fire pit. If you’re traveling with kids we have a swing set area they are welcome to play on. For electricity, You may run an extension cord to our home or barn. You are welcome to use our fresh water for drinking and refilling your rv tank. There is no sewer provided. We have a small terrier and we are happy to host your fur baby as well, however please be thoughtful of or neighbors who raise Alpacas. For this reason, only well mannered and well socialized dogs are allowed. We can not host anyone with a dog that would be aggressive towards them. Dogs must be on a leash, and we ask you to please clean up after them. There’s plenty of space to walk your dog around the five acre property or up the quiet county lane we live on. From our farm you can drive directly to the mountains and onto the Paiute OHV trail system that has over 275 miles of designated trails! There’s so much to do here, Visit Fish Lake, bullion falls, Mystic hot springs, float the river to big rock candy mountain, or test out miles of bike trails. We are at a crossroads between the national parks, Capital Reef is 85 miles to the east, Bryce Canyon is 92 miles south, and Zion is 123 miles south.

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Ravens Nest Utah

5 sites · RVs, Tents93 acres · Panguitch, UT

Ravens Nest is NESTled in the mountains near Panguitch Utah, and is a prime location for camping with a great many places to visit nearby. All 2W Drive. Those being Bryce Canyon 23 miles, Zion Canyon 56 miles, Panguitch Lake 18 miles, Kodachrome Basin 32 miles, Petrified Forest 40 miles, Coral Pink Sand Dunes 63 miles, and many more.

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Welcome to the Farm

1 site · RV, Tent15 acres · Salina, UT

Easy access to campsite on a 15 acre farm. Campsite is close to owners home with access to lawn for tents. The beautiful sounds of birds can be heard nestlings in the trees. If you are lucky you may experience the smell of fresh cut hay and indulge in the fresh home grown fruit in the fall that owners will share with you. Always relaxing to see the gorgeous sunsets as you sit by a fire or just relax in the great outdoors. Access is easy via paved county road. A picnic table is yours to use while sitting in the shade of trees. The campsite is a single campsite but large enough for trucks with trailers or motorhomes.. The site is close to the many piute trail atv trails in the area and other off road access. Many beautiful mountain drives both paved and unpaved are nearby. The site has wifi, electricity and well water,

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Secluded Mt. Dutton View Camping

1 site · RV, Tent117 acres · Panguitch, UT

Welcome to your ideal camping spot at the base of Mt Dutton in Panguitch, Utah, where adventure meets tranquility. Nestled amidst stunning landscapes, this Hipcamp site is perfectly suited for campers, camper trailers, and RVs alike, offering a seamless blend of comfort and wilderness. Located conveniently next to a network of thrilling ATV trails, including the Tropic Reservoir, Bull Rush, West Hunt, Paunsaugunt Plateau, Dog Valley, and Casto Canyon trails, this spot promises endless exploration opportunities right from your doorstep. Whether you're a seasoned rider or a novice adventurer, these trails cater to all levels of experience, winding through picturesque terrain with breathtaking views of Mt Dutton as your constant companion. Imagine waking up to the crisp mountain air, with the aroma of pine trees, sage brush and the promise of another day of outdoor exploration. The site itself offers spacious accommodations, with ample room for your camper or RV, ensuring a comfortable stay amidst nature's beauty. Campfire stories under starlit skies and the soothing sounds of nature complete the experience, making this camping spot a haven for outdoor enthusiasts seeking both adventure and relaxation. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or an extended outdoor retreat, this Hipcamp spot near Mt Dutton in Panguitch, Utah, invites you to create memories that will last a lifetime. Embrace the spirit of the wild, explore rugged trails, and discover the serenity of Utah's backcountry—all from your home away from home in the heart of nature.

The best camping near Fremont Indian State Park guide

Overview

About

Welcome to a treasury of rock art and archaeological sites relating to the Fremont Indians. This culture thrived 1,000 years ago, and pictographs and petroglyphs remain.

Gaze at beautiful Clear Creek Canyon to appreciate why the Fremont culture chose to settle here. The surrounding mountains also add to the mystique of the place.

Start your explorations at the visitor's center. Thousands of artifacts are preserved here. Archaeologists discovered them during the construction of nearby Interstate 70 highway. Pottery, baskets, and arrowheads show a vibrant hunter-gatherer culture.

Hike through the park to find out what life was like for the Fremont. Guided tours take you to the pictographs and petroglyphs. Ancient artwork on the canyon walls somehow survived a millennium of wind, rain, and snow.

Reserve your spot at the campground, around 1/2 mile from the visitor's center. There are no hook-ups. Camp from late April to November.

When to go

The best time to visit Fremont Indian State Park is during the spring and fall when the weather is mild and the park's beauty is at its peak. Summer months can be hot, so if you're visiting then, plan for early morning activities. Winters are cold, and snow may limit access to some areas.

Know before you go

Check the weather forecast before your visit, as conditions can change rapidly.
Wear appropriate footwear for hiking and exploring the petroglyphs and pictographs.
Bring plenty of water, especially during the warmer months, to stay hydrated amid the dry climate.
Respect the park's historical sites and artifacts; do not touch or deface them.
Visit the park's museum to enhance your understanding of the Fremont Indian culture.