Farley Canyon Primitive Camping

Tucked away in the wilderness at 6,300 feet, Starr Springs Campground offers 12 secluded sites for adventurers seeking solitude beneath the dramatic shadow of Mount Hillers. This 10,723-foot giant dominates the skyline, while the surrounding landscape challenges visitors with its raw, untamed beauty. Here, where water is precious and the terrain demands respect, campers discover a true backcountry experience far from the crowds.

Lake Powell Resorts & Marinas, Bullfrog RV & Campground, PO Box 1926, Page, AZ, 86040, USA

Nestled within the stunning Bullfrog developed area of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, Bullfrog RV & Campground offers an authentic desert camping experience with modern conveniences. This well-established campground, operated by Lake Powell Resorts & Marinas, welcomes travelers with 78 thoughtfully positioned campsites that blend seamlessly into the dramatic landscape. Whether you're pulling in with a massive RV or setting up a cozy tent, you'll find everything you need: clean restrooms, drinking water, phone access, and a convenient dump station. The nearby camp store, post office, and laundry facilities mean you can stock up on supplies or catch up on necessities without leaving this desert oasis. For boating enthusiasts, the nearby launch ramp opens up endless adventures on Lake Powell's sapphire waters. Those seeking enhanced comfort can opt for the concessioner-operated RV park, where 24 sites feature full hookups and hot showers – perfect for extended stays. Best of all, the first-come, first-served policy means spontaneous adventurers are always welcome.

HC-60 Box 1, Lake Powell, UT 84533, USA

Escape to the tranquil solitude of Natural Bridges Campground, where 13 intimate campsites await beneath the protective canopy of ancient juniper trees. This first-come, first-served haven offers the perfect blend of rustic camping and natural beauty, with each site thoughtfully equipped with a fire grill, picnic table, and dedicated tent pad. While you'll trade modern conveniences like electricity and running water for starlit evenings and desert silence, fresh drinking water is just a short trip away at the visitor center. Here, vault toilets and the whisper of wind through juniper branches are your only amenities—exactly as a true wilderness experience should be.

380 South 100 West, Hanksville, UT 84734, USA

Nestled at the southeastern base of majestic Mount Hillers, Starr Springs Campground offers an intimate escape into Utah's geological wonderland. This hidden gem features twelve thoughtfully spaced individual campsites and one spacious group site, each equipped with picnic tables, sturdy benches, fire rings, and grills for memorable outdoor meals. A meandering nature trail invites exploration, while modern restrooms and fresh potable water ensure comfort in this remote setting. Known as a sanctuary for rock hounds and geology enthusiasts, Starr Springs draws those seeking solitude and natural beauty. Late-season hunters also prize this tranquil basecamp, where the absence of crowds allows for deep connection with the landscape.

Glen Canyon National Recreation Area

Adventure seekers will find true solitude at Dirty Devil Primitive Camping, a remote vehicle-accessible riverside retreat where the Dirty Devil River winds through Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. This first-come, first-served dispersed camping area offers an authentic backcountry experience without designated sites or modern amenities—just you, your vehicle, and the untamed desert landscape.

Perched at 8,000 feet where the mighty slopes of Mount Ellen begin their ascent, Lonesome Beaver Campground offers five intimate campsites surrounded by some of Utah's most dramatic alpine scenery. This remote outpost serves as your gateway to the legendary Bull Creek Pass Backcountry Byway and provides a rare opportunity to witness North America's free-ranging bison in their natural mountain habitat.

McMillan Spring Campground, Henry Mountains Field Station, 380 South 100 West, Hanksville, UT, 84734, USA

Perched high in the Henry Mountains at 8,400 feet, McMillan Spring Campground offers a serene escape into a pristine Ponderosa Pine forest. This intimate nine-site campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts with its sweeping vistas and cool mountain air. Each campsite comes thoughtfully equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, grills, and benches, creating the perfect basecamp for your mountain adventure. Seasonal potable water flows from May through September, while well-maintained restrooms ensure comfort during your stay. For equestrian adventurers, the campground features corrals, livestock water access, and dedicated horse troughs, making it a favored destination for riders exploring the high country. Come fall, the campground transforms into a premier staging ground for big game hunters seeking the abundant wildlife that roams these elevated forests.

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Tucked away in the heart of Sawmill Basin, Lonesome Beaver Campground lives up to its name as an intimate five-site retreat perched above 8,000 feet. Though the journey in requires navigating some challenging roads, those who make the trek are rewarded with a pristine high-elevation escape complete with all the essential amenities—from picnic tables and fire rings to potable water and accessible facilities.

380 South 100 West, Hanksville, UT 84734, USA

Glen Canyon National Recreation Area