Best Campgrounds in Utah

Towering red sandstone cliffs and ancient black lava flows create a dramatic backdrop where desert sunrises paint the canyon walls in brilliant colors. Eighteen miles of hiking and biking trails wind through this Southwest Utah landscape, while spotless facilities and well-maintained...

Towering ponderosa pines create a cool mountain retreat at 6,900 feet, where families escape Utah's scorching desert temperatures to find shaded campsites and fresh alpine air.

This desert oasis along Calf Creek delivers streamside serenity beneath towering canyon walls, where the soothing rush of water accompanies every sunrise and starlit evening.

Crystalline waters reflect towering peaks at this 10,400-foot alpine sanctuary, where campsites nestle along the shoreline of a pristine mountain lake. Cast for trophy trout from your kayak, explore interpretive nature trails through wildflower meadows, or simply watch sunrise paint the...

At 10,000 feet elevation, this high-altitude campground places you on the rim of an ancient amphitheater where multi-colored hoodoos and stone spires create one of Utah's most dramatic landscapes.

Towering pines shade 31 campsites along a rushing mountain creek at 7,200 feet in Little Cottonwood Canyon, where granite peaks frame every sunrise. Hikers, mountain bikers, and anglers launch adventures straight from camp, returning to crackling campfires beside cold canyon streams.

Towering pink limestone cliffs and ponderosa pines create a stunning backdrop where campers enjoy spacious sites with modern amenities including hot showers and flush toilets.

Tucked into the Abajo Mountains at 7,400 feet, this campground delivers a cool mountain escape with spacious, well-maintained sites featuring paved spurs and seasonal water access.

Perched at 5,500 feet among pinyon and juniper trees, this high-mesa setting delivers sweeping open vistas and refreshingly cool temperatures while connecting groups to Moab's legendary canyon country.