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The best glamping in Starvation State Park, UT
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The best glamping in Starvation State Park, UT
Starvation Campground
1. Starvation Campground
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Campground in Starvation State Park · 213 sites · Tents, RVs
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Hope Acres Glampground
2. Hope Acres Glampground
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10mi from Starvation State Park · 7 sites
Looking for a Glamping experience? Hope Acres Glampground is in the tall Pinion Pines at 7800 feet atop of a Mesa in Northern Utah. Just minutes from 2 large Reservoirs, Strawberry and Starvation to include mountain lakes, rivers for fishing, boating, Canoeing, Kayaking, Swimming and other water activities. In the middle of mountainous country, there are many hiking trails as well as off road UTV and ATV trails for riding the back country. If your into sightseeing then this is the place, with many different species of wildlife that roam this beautiful landscape as well as a Birds Eye view of the high terrain that awaits you. Hope Acres has beautiful Bell Tents that are placed on elevated decks with comfortable queen beds and some twins. Each tent boasts air conditioning that provides the comforts of home while enjoying the outdoors. Each camp site is a spacious 50 feet from the next and offers a personal bathroom as well as a shower, picnic table, high speed internet, hammock, BBQ and outdoor sink, amenities for an enjoyable experience. If you are looking for a hideaway then come experience the beauty while relaxing and making memories at Hope Acres, we look forward to seeing you.
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The Store
3. The Store
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39mi from Starvation State Park · 3 sites
Located exactly halfway between Salt Lake and Moab, The Store is a historic 113 year-old general store building that originally served the coal miners who lived and worked in the small former mining town of Kenilworth.
Now, it's a creative retreat, art space and desert permaculture site. We have a large indoor co-working/art studio space (and gigabit wifi) should you like to be productive during your stay. Or simply relax and enjoy the peace, quiet and serenity that this mountain sanctuary provides.
We are also surrounded by wilderness and outdoor recreation opportunities, including endless hiking, mountain biking and ATV trails. The nearby artists colony of Helper has lots of amenities and offerings including a floatable river with beaches and swimming holes. Within 30 minutes’ drive are several major tourist attractions such as Nine Mile Canyon, Gordon Creek Falls, and the San Rafael Swell.
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Wood Hill Campground
4. Wood Hill Campground
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43mi from Starvation State Park · 12 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
A mountain bikers dream. Over 50 miles of mountain bike trails connected to the property. Some are wide dirt roads that are shared with vehicles, ATVs and others. But there are also several single track bike trails to enjoy.
With 238 acres, you will feel like you are the only one there. In addition, the Desert Wave Pool is at the foot of the hill which always has the same amount of water for cooling off even when the lakes are nearly empty.
It is a favorite hangout for locals who enjoy riding mountain bikes and ATVs on the property.
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Ward Family Homestead
5. Ward Family Homestead
20mi from Starvation State Park · 2 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Permaculture Paradise: Homestead is located near varied terrain with open spaces and some wooded areas. The region experiences temperatures ranging from 20°F in winter to 85°F in summer. Nearby attractions include Dinosaur National Monument and Starvation State Park, offering opportunities for exploration and outdoor activities.
We own a beautiful 10-acre property with a finished offgrid Tiny Cabin that has awesome views going up Currant Creek Mountain Road in Fruitland Utah. We look forward to sharing it with you!
Fruitland is a great location and it's only an hour from the property up on the mountain to Park City Utah. There is a full service gas station with a restaurant, RV Park, and even a small church building in town just minutes down the mountain. There are several reservoirs within a short drive in every direction from the campsite. Amazing amounts of wildlife right on the property throughout the year.
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Roam Uinta
6. Roam Uinta
45mi from Starvation State Park · 9 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Roam Uinta is located along the banks of the Provo River in the foothills of the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest. Hike, bike, and snowmobile your way through this vast mountain range.
Our facilities include a clubhouse, pool, hot tub, basketball court, Starlink Wi-Fi, well-maintained bathhouses, and direct access to the river.
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Nine Mile Ranch
7. Nine Mile Ranch
40mi from Starvation State Park · 39 sites
Nine Mile Ranch stands out as a unique destination because it serves as the only campground within the stunning canyon that hosts the world-renowned "Longest Petroglyph Art Gallery." This makes it the ideal base camp for those eager to delve into the rich cultural history and breathtaking natural beauty of the area.
At Nine Mile Ranch, you can immerse yourself in a variety of experiences. Join the ranchers for an exciting ride-along, where you can learn about their daily lives and the surrounding landscape. Alternatively, unwind under the pavilion, taking in the serene views that this picturesque backdrop offers.
Whether you prefer tent camping, RV sites, or cozy cabins, Nine Mile Ranch has the perfect spot for you. With its proximity to natural features, swimming holes, and outdoor activities, as well as nearby restaurants and shops, your stay promises to be both relaxing and adventurous. Discover the wonders of the canyon while enjoying the privacy and tranquility that Nine Mile Ranch provides.
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Castle Gate RV Park & Campground
8. Castle Gate RV Park & Campground
41mi from Starvation State Park · 92 sites
Discover the unique charm of Castle Gate RV Park in Helper, Utah, nestled in the picturesque Carbon Corridor. This serene campground offers breathtaking views of the majestic Book Cliffs mountains and the peaceful Price River, creating an idyllic setting for outdoor enthusiasts and relaxation seekers alike.
At Castle Gate RV Park, you can choose from a variety of accommodations, including spacious RV sites, inviting tent campsites, and cozy cabins. Each option provides easy access to an extensive network of trails perfect for ATV riding, mountain biking, hiking, and other outdoor adventures.
Our park is designed with families in mind, featuring a range of amenities and activities suitable for all ages. Whether you're planning a short getaway or an extended stay, Castle Gate RV Park is the ideal destination for creating lasting memories. Enjoy the natural beauty surrounding you while exploring nearby attractions, including swimming holes, local restaurants, and charming shops. Experience the perfect blend of adventure and relaxation at Castle Gate RV Park.
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Knotty Pine RV Resort
9. Knotty Pine RV Resort
45mi from Starvation State Park · 63 sites
Roam Uinta stands out as a premier camping destination nestled along the scenic Provo River, surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest. This unique location offers outdoor enthusiasts an unparalleled opportunity to explore a vast mountain range, whether you prefer hiking, biking, or snowmobiling through its stunning landscapes.
Our campground features a variety of amenities designed for your comfort and enjoyment. Guests can take advantage of our inviting clubhouse, refreshing pool, and basketball court, perfect for family fun and relaxation. Stay connected with Starlink Wi-Fi, and enjoy the convenience of our well-maintained bathhouses. With direct access to the river, you can easily indulge in fishing, swimming, or simply soaking in the serene surroundings.
Whether you're seeking adventure or a peaceful retreat, Roam Uinta provides the ideal setting for your next outdoor getaway. Experience the perfect blend of nature and comfort, making it a memorable destination for all.
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Hope Acres Glampground
Hope Acres Glampground
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10mi from Starvation State Park · 7 sites
Looking for a Glamping experience? Hope Acres Glampground is in the tall Pinion Pines at 7800 feet atop of a Mesa in Northern Utah. Just minutes from 2 large Reservoirs, Strawberry and Starvation to include mountain lakes, rivers for fishing, boating, Canoeing, Kayaking, Swimming and other water activities. In the middle of mountainous country, there are many hiking trails as well as off road UTV and ATV trails for riding the back country. If your into sightseeing then this is the place, with many different species of wildlife that roam this beautiful landscape as well as a Birds Eye view of the high terrain that awaits you. Hope Acres has beautiful Bell Tents that are placed on elevated decks with comfortable queen beds and some twins. Each tent boasts air conditioning that provides the comforts of home while enjoying the outdoors. Each camp site is a spacious 50 feet from the next and offers a personal bathroom as well as a shower, picnic table, high speed internet, hammock, BBQ and outdoor sink, amenities for an enjoyable experience. If you are looking for a hideaway then come experience the beauty while relaxing and making memories at Hope Acres, we look forward to seeing you.
Pets
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$60
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The Store
The Store
98%
(26)
39mi from Starvation State Park · 3 sites
Located exactly halfway between Salt Lake and Moab, The Store is a historic 113 year-old general store building that originally served the coal miners who lived and worked in the small former mining town of Kenilworth.
Now, it's a creative retreat, art space and desert permaculture site. We have a large indoor co-working/art studio space (and gigabit wifi) should you like to be productive during your stay. Or simply relax and enjoy the peace, quiet and serenity that this mountain sanctuary provides.
We are also surrounded by wilderness and outdoor recreation opportunities, including endless hiking, mountain biking and ATV trails. The nearby artists colony of Helper has lots of amenities and offerings including a floatable river with beaches and swimming holes. Within 30 minutes’ drive are several major tourist attractions such as Nine Mile Canyon, Gordon Creek Falls, and the San Rafael Swell.
Toilets
Showers
Wifi
from
$40
/ night
Wood Hill Campground
Wood Hill Campground
91%
(100)
43mi from Starvation State Park · 12 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
A mountain bikers dream. Over 50 miles of mountain bike trails connected to the property. Some are wide dirt roads that are shared with vehicles, ATVs and others. But there are also several single track bike trails to enjoy.
With 238 acres, you will feel like you are the only one there. In addition, the Desert Wave Pool is at the foot of the hill which always has the same amount of water for cooling off even when the lakes are nearly empty.
It is a favorite hangout for locals who enjoy riding mountain bikes and ATVs on the property.
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Toilets
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$20
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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Jennifer
November 2025
Weekend Trip to The Store
Loved my stay in the zen garden geo dome! Unique, cozy, and secluded - such a magical spot to camp under the moonlight.
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Lindsay
August 2025
Weekend Trip to The Store
Amazing location tucked away. Perfect for van parking for the evening. Nice bathroom with shower, kitchen space, big communal space and a dreamy front porch for reading. Only wish I could have stayed much longer.
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Mark
August 2025
Weekend Trip to The Store
We stayed in the Zen dome on the property. It's in a charming garden area. There is also a large common area building with a kitchen, bathroom/shower, and a lounge. This is accessible day or night. The owner showed us around and was very cordial and informative.
We had a great stay. Unfortunately fire season dictates we couldn't have a campfire but no biggie in August. The dome is cool but it's not large. We brought two nice cots and the foot of my bag was sticking out the entrance a bit. There is no physical door, just a privacy curtain, so just keep that in mind.
I'd recommend this little getaway for sure, if you are into petroglyphs and Fremont culture. Check out 9 mile canyon for all of that, and not a long drive the other way is Scofield reservoir which is fun for the summer water stuff. We did both, plus the Helper Arts Festival just so happened to be going that weekend and it was excellent. I highly recommend!
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Matthew
August 2025
With kids
The directions Matt & Rachel provided were easy to follow, and the property was well-kept. We ended up switching to the Judah tent since another customer had canceled and Isaachar had a broken zipper that hadn't been repaired yet. It was a very peaceful place to spend the night!
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Porter
July 2025
1 night at Hope Acres Glampground
The camp grounds are amid large and beautiful juniper trees, making for a distinctly strong Utah atmosphere and the yurt had everything you could possibly need while glamping. 10/10
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Sandr
July 2025
2 nights at Hope Acres Glampground
I loved the tent and the hosts were very friendly, we will definitely come back and next time bring the grandkids Thanks for your hospitality
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C
July 2025
4 nights at The Store
The zome is situated in the upper corner of the most magical desert garden. There are many places to sit in the garden, and each offers a gorgeous view of the garden and the cliffs in the background. The garden belongs to a historic building that's in the process of a restoration. The front porch of The Store offers a spectacular view of a huge valley. I loved spending time on the porch in the morning.
The nearby town of Helper has a historic Main Street with a nice coffee shop, art galleries restaurants, and a museum. We also went to a fun dinosaur museum in Price, UT.
But our main goal for the trip was to explore 9 Mile Canyon. The canyon is full of ancient treasures. So many petroglyphs, and a hike to a Fremont village. We had just enjoyed the work of modern artists in Helper, and our last day of the trip was panel after panel of ancient artwork.
Side note: I would only recommend the zome to someone with good mobility, who can confidently walk across uneven, sandy paths. If you are unsure, there's also an Air BNB located inside The Store that might be a better option.
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Danielle
July 2025
2 nights at Hope Acres Glampground
Such an awesome getaway! Took out all the difficult parts of camping, and made it so enjoyable! We had the Zebulon tent, and it was so cool inside! Being able to nap mid day with the solar powered AC was SO nice.
Super fun! Very affordable! Totally want to come back here :)
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Marguerite
July 2025
With pets
For starters as a busy single mom, this was not only affordable, but had literally everything you need, comfy beds, hot showers, a sink to wash your hands and dishes, a/c and heat in the tent, and an RV fridge cooler, that kept everything super cold! I only go places where I can bring my dog, and she really enjoyed herself as well, we had so much fun that we stayed an extra night! This is our new favorite spot and Matt and Rachel are absolutely wonderful and kind! Our charcoal got soaked in the rain and the happily swapped out our bucket. We are already planning our next trip!! PS they have WIFI!!
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Nicki
July 2025
Group trip
The hosts are amazing.
The amenities are perfect.
I flew in from the Midwest and didn't need anything except food to comfortably camp here. Better than a hotel!
The outdoor shower is heavenly. It has a tank less heater if that's your jam, but the water is from a tank so it's not freezing cold.
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Tonya
July 2025
1 night at Hope Acres Glampground
It was quiet and clean very relaxing. It was also very well lit
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RR
June 2025
Weekend Trip to Hope Acres Glampground
I had a great stay! The atmosphere was calm and relaxing, and the amenities were all very good. It's just a few minutes from Starvation Reservoir, which was a big plus. The host, Matt, was very responsive and helpful throughout my stay. Overall, a very pleasant experience—I'd definitely come back!
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Neil
June 2025
With pets
The tent was great and well provisioned, much better than we had expected! The area is nice as well, and the directions to get there were great!
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Alex
June 2025
Weekend Trip to Hope Acres Glampground
Gorgeous land and yurts! Hosts responded quickly and helped me navigate some scheduling conflicts. Mark was so welcoming and helpful. Would highly recommend
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Linda
June 2025
With pets
A beautiful place for glamping! Comfy bed, private bathroom, hot shower, and sink. It has its own firepit, table and hammock. A very calm and peaceful place.
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Shelly
June 2025
2 nights at Hope Acres Glampground
This place has everything you need for a perfect “I’m outdoorsy but also like mattresses” kind of getaway. The bed? Comfy enough to make you question your life choices back home. The bathroom? Spotless, private, and had actual toilet paper (not the terrifying single-ply stuff). And yes, the shower was hot — not “lukewarm if you dance around” hot, but real hot.
There was a fire pit where we roasted marshmallows like champions, and a little coffee setup that made me feel like a civilized human while watching the sunrise.
But let’s talk about the jackrabbits. Two of them. We called them Bonnie and Clyde. They spent most of the trip sprinting around like tiny antelope with trust issues. At one point, they squared off like it was the Wild West and we were the only witnesses. Five stars for the unexpected bunny drama alone.
In short: came for the nature, stayed for the rabbits with beef. Will absolutely glamp again
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Breanne
June 2025
With kids
Cute glampground. The hosts were so nice We had a great time
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Ben
May 2025
With kids
This place was perfect. We were able to feel far away from everything, but close to everything at the same time. Michelle was very helpful and responsive. She set up our camp to be just right for us. I highly recommend it. My wife isn't a camper, but we had a queen bed in in the bell tent and restaurants nearby, so we didn't have to cook.
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Sunya
May 2025
1 night at Hope Acres Glampground
Quiet and peaceful. Excellent place. Decorated thoughtfully. Useful amenities. Wonderful comfortable bed.
Great shower and bathroom.
Host came over to meet me on arrival (even so I was late at 8:00 pm)
Very friendly and helpful and responsive.
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Sujeili
May 2025
Weekend Trip to Hope Acres Glampground
Loved the tent and spot, has everything you need and the trails near by are Beautiful, would recommend 10/10.
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