Utah

Top Camping & RV Sites

Utah's diverse landscape offers camping options ranging from the sandstone fins of Arches to the high-alpine lakes of the Dixie National Forest. This selection includes full-service RV resorts near Zion and Bryce Canyon entrances, alongside secluded backcountry sites requiring permits. Locations like Fruita in Capitol Reef provide access to historic orchards, while others like Sand Island offer proximity to ancient petroglyphs. These sites serve as basecamps for exploring the state's five national parks and vast wilderness areas.

Zion Canyon Campground and RV Resort

Located adjacent to the Virgin River at the south entrance of Zion National Park. Features full-service RV hookups and proximity to the park's shuttle system.

Fruita Campground

The only developed campground in Capitol Reef National Park, situated within historic pioneer orchards. Offers 71 sites without hookups for tents and RVs.

Camp Site

The sole developed campground in Arches National Park, located 18 miles from the entrance. Sites are nestled among sandstone fins and desert vegetation.

Ruby's RV Park & Campground

Situated near the entrance of Bryce Canyon National Park. Offers full-service RV sites, laundry facilities, and access to the park’s free shuttle service.

Ok RV Park

Located in Moab with views of the La Sal Mountains. Features full-hookup RV sites and proximity to Arches and Canyonlands National Parks.

Bryce Canyon Pines RV Park

Shaded campground located minutes from Bryce Canyon. Includes an on-site restaurant, general store, and swimming pool.

Sand Island Campground

Located along the San Juan River near Bluff. This Bureau of Land Management site is adjacent to a significant panel of Ancestral Puebloan petroglyphs.

Panguitch Lake North Campground

High-elevation site at 8,200 feet near Panguitch Lake. Provides access to fishing and boating within the Dixie National Forest.

Campsite 4

Secluded backcountry site located along the West Rim Trail in Zion National Park. Requires a wilderness permit and is accessible only by foot.

Riggs Spring Group Campsite

A backcountry group site in Bryce Canyon National Park, positioned at the southern end of the Under-the-Rim Trail. Permit required for overnight stays.

Barker Recreation Area

Situated on the Aquarius Plateau at nearly 9,500 feet. Offers proximity to several high-country lakes for fishing in the Dixie National Forest.

LeBaron Lake

High-altitude campground in the Tushar Mountains. Provides access to LeBaron Lake for fishing and nearby trails for off-highway vehicle (OHV) use.

Maple Grove Rec Site

Located in the Fishlake National Forest beneath red rock cliffs. Features a natural spring and is known for its groves of maple and oak trees.

Firefighters Memorial Campground

Located in the Ashley National Forest near Flaming Gorge Reservoir. This site honors firefighters and provides access to nearby boat ramps and fishing.