Barker Recreation Area

Dixie National Forest

Perched high in the Colorado mountains, Kings Creek Campground beckons adventure seekers with its perfect blend of motorized thrills and natural tranquility. Here, the rumble of ATVs on the renowned Fremont ATV Trail and the legendary Great Western Trail mingles with the whisper of wind through towering ponderosa pines. Just below, Tropic Reservoir sparkles invitingly, its waters calling to boaters, paddlers, and anglers alike. Whether you're drawn to the extensive network of hiking and biking trails or simply want to breathe in the crisp mountain air, this well-appointed retreat offers modern comforts—including flush toilets and fresh drinking water—amid the raw beauty of the high country.

P.O. BOX 640201 BRYCE CANYON, BRYCE, UT 84764, USA

Nestled among towering ponderosa pines, North Campground serves as your basecamp for exploring Bryce Canyon's otherworldly landscape. This well-designed campground thoughtfully separates its four loops to create distinct experiences: Loops A and B welcome RVs with smooth, paved roads and spacious pull-through sites, while the more intimate Loops C and D offer tent campers a traditional outdoor experience on gravel spurs tucked beneath the forest canopy. Whether you're rolling in with a motorhome or pitching a tent under the stars, you'll find yourself perfectly positioned to witness some of nature's most spectacular artistry.

P.O. BOX 640201 BRYCE CANYON, BRYCE, UT 84764, USA

Perched on the rim of one of nature's most spectacular amphitheaters, Sunset Campground serves as your gateway to the otherworldly landscape of Bryce Canyon National Park. Whether you're tucking into a cozy tent beneath towering ponderosa pines or settling your RV into one of the spacious pull-through sites, you'll find yourself perfectly positioned to explore the park's famous hoodoo formations. As darkness falls, the campground transforms into a premier stargazing destination, where the Milky Way blazes across the pristine night sky. Photographers cherish the golden hour here, when the setting sun ignites the red rock spires in a symphony of color.

Dixie National Forest

Escape to Coyote Hollow Equestrian Campground, where the spirit of the Old West meets modern outdoor adventure. This intimate four-site campground serves as your gateway to the legendary Thunder Mountain Trailhead, beckoning riders, hikers, and mountain bikers alike. Tucked into the towering ponderosa pines of the Paunsaugunt Plateau, each spacious site offers room to breathe and reconnect with nature—whether you're traveling with horses or simply seeking a peaceful basecamp for your trail adventures.

DIXIE NATIONAL FOREST, 1789 N WEDGEWOOD LANE, CEDAR CITY, UT 84721, USA

High in the Utah wilderness at 8,100 feet, Pine Lake Campground beckons adventurers to a mountain sanctuary where crystal-clear waters mirror towering ponderosa pines. This alpine retreat serves as your gateway to endless outdoor pursuits—cast a line into Pine Lake's pristine waters, paddle across its glassy surface at sunrise, or explore rugged off-road trails that wind through ancient forests. With the wonders of Bryce Canyon National Park and the otherworldly rock formations of Kodachrome Basin State Park just a short drive away, you'll find yourself perfectly positioned to experience southern Utah's most spectacular landscapes.

710 North Reservoir Road, ESCALANTE, Utah, 84726-0350, United States

Nestled beside the shimmering waters of Wide Hollow Reservoir, Escalante Petrified Forest State Park offers an intimate camping experience where ancient history meets modern comfort. This hidden gem serves as your gateway to the magnificent Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, while providing all the amenities today's adventurers appreciate—from hot showers after dusty trail days to clean, well-maintained facilities. Campers find themselves enchanted by the park's tranquil atmosphere and the thrill of discovering rainbow-hued petrified wood scattered across scenic hiking trails, all at prices that won't break the adventure budget.

Escalante Field Station, 755 West Main Street, Escalante, UT, 84726, USA

Tucked into the rugged beauty of Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, Calf Creek Recreation Area Campground offers an intimate escape with just 13 coveted first-come, first-served sites. Here, the gentle murmur of Calf Creek creates a natural soundtrack as you settle into your streamside sanctuary. Beyond serving as a peaceful basecamp, the campground doubles as the gateway to one of Utah's most photographed natural wonders—the spectacular Lower Calf Creek Falls trail begins right from your tent door. A well-appointed day-use picnic area rounds out this desert oasis, making it a favorite stop for both overnight adventurers and day-trippers alike.

Dixie National Forest, Posey Lake Campground, UT

Escape to Posey Lake Campground, where the Colorado Plateau reveals its hidden treasures at 8,800 feet. This remote mountain sanctuary beckons adventurers with crystalline waters perfect for fishing and kayaking, trails that wind through ancient forests, and night skies so pristine that the Milky Way stretches overhead like nature's own cathedral. Here, far from city lights, every sunset gives way to a cosmic light show that transforms camping into an otherworldly experience.

Dixie National Forest

Tucked away in the heart of Dixie National Forest, Blue Spruce Campground offers an intimate escape where Pine Creek whispers through a cathedral of towering blue spruce trees. This hidden gem rewards those who venture off the beaten path with unspoiled wilderness and soul-stirring tranquility. Whether you're seeking adventure on the extensive network of hiking and mountain biking trails, or planning to explore the pristine Box-Death Hollow Wilderness on foot, this small campground serves as your perfect basecamp for outdoor exploration. Horse enthusiasts will find welcoming trails that wind through the forest, making this a versatile destination for all types of adventurers.

P.O BOX 246

Escape to Cowpuncher Guard Station, where a charming rustic cabin awaits beneath towering pines and shimmering aspens in the heart of Dixie National Forest. This hidden gem beckons those seeking solitude, with Pine Creek's gentle murmur providing the soundtrack to your mountain retreat. Whether you're casting a line at dawn, exploring forest trails, or simply savoring the profound quiet from your cabin porch, this secluded haven offers the perfect basecamp for authentic wilderness experiences.

225 E Center Street, Panguitch, UT, 84759

Nestled deep within Utah's breathtaking Dixie National Forest, Jones Corral Guard Station beckons adventurers seeking an authentic wilderness retreat. This charming 1935 cabin whispers tales of Forest Service rangers who once called it home, now offering modern explorers a rare chance to disconnect from the digital world and reconnect with nature. Whether you're drawn by the promise of pristine hiking trails, prime hunting grounds, or exhilarating off-road adventures, this rustic hideaway serves as your perfect basecamp for discovering the untamed beauty of southern Utah's high country.

PO BOX 43, ANTIMONY, Utah, 84712-0043, United States

Escape to the tranquil shores of Otter Creek State Park, where south-central Utah's hidden gem awaits your discovery. This peaceful retreat beckons RV enthusiasts, tent campers, and anglers alike to its pristine location along the southern edge of Otter Creek Reservoir. Far from the crowds yet close to adventure, this remote sanctuary offers the perfect blend of solitude and outdoor recreation.

P.O BOX 129 138 SOUTH MAIN ST

Nestled high on Boulder Mountain, Aquarius Ranger Station beckons adventurers seeking an authentic mountain retreat. This historic cabin, which comfortably accommodates groups of up to 20, serves as your gateway to endless outdoor pursuits. Whether you're casting a line into pristine mountain waters, exploring winding trails on foot or horseback, or simply gathering around the fire under star-filled skies, this remote sanctuary delivers the quintessential high-country experience that outdoor enthusiasts dream about.

Dixie National Forest, Posey Lake Campground, UT

DIXIE NATIONAL FOREST, 1789 N WEDGEWOOD LANE, CEDAR CITY, UT 84721, USA

P.O BOX 129 138 SOUTH MAIN ST

PO BOX 43, ANTIMONY, Utah, 84712-0043, United States

Dixie National Forest

710 North Reservoir Road, ESCALANTE, Utah, 84726-0350, United States

225 E Center Street, Panguitch, UT, 84759

P.O BOX 246

Escalante Field Station, 755 West Main Street, Escalante, UT, 84726, USA

MANTI-LASAL

Escape to Warner Lake Campground, where crystal-clear mountain waters meet towering aspens in the heart of the La Sal Mountains. At this alpine retreat, your days unfold with peaceful mornings casting a line into the lake, afternoons paddling across its glassy surface, and evenings on scenic trails that wind through forests alive with birdsong. Here, the views stretch endlessly across mountain peaks and valleys, creating a backdrop that transforms from emerald green in summer to brilliant gold in fall.

Farnsworth Dispersed Camping Area, 23 miles southeast of Salina, Utah

Nestled high in the heart of Fishlake National Forest, Farnsworth Dispersed Camping invites adventurers to experience the untamed beauty of Utah's high country. Here, beneath a canopy of whispering aspens, campers find solitude and simplicity in a pristine mountain setting. The campground embraces a back-to-basics approach with thoughtfully placed vault toilets, an informative kiosk to help orient visitors, and well-maintained gravel roads leading to designated camping spurs. Each site has been carefully designed to minimize environmental impact, allowing you to immerse yourself in nature while practicing Leave No Trace principles that preserve this special place for future generations.

Rex Reservoir, Fishlake National Forest, Utah

Escape to the serene heights of Rex Reservoir Dispersed Camping, where the crisp mountain air of Fishlake National Forest greets you at 7,200 feet. This hidden gem offers adventurers the freedom to choose their perfect campsite along the shimmering waters of Rex Reservoir. Whether you're casting a line at dawn, exploring scenic hiking trails, or navigating the designated OHV routes that wind through the rugged terrain, this dispersed camping area promises authentic outdoor experiences. While embracing the wilderness, you'll find essential amenities including a vault restroom and an informative kiosk to help orient your adventures. As stewards of this pristine landscape, visitors embrace the Leave No Trace ethos, ensuring this natural sanctuary remains unspoiled for generations of outdoor enthusiasts to come.

ALBION BASIN RD, ALTA, UT 84092, USA

Perched at a breathtaking 9,500 feet in the heart of Little Cottonwood Canyon, Albion Basin Campground offers an alpine escape where white pines and quaking aspens frame your mountain adventure. Wake to the possibility of spotting majestic moose grazing in wildflower meadows or mountain goats navigating rocky outcrops above your tent. This high-altitude haven serves as your basecamp for exploring scenic hiking trails and immersing yourself in nature's grand spectacle, including the celebrated annual wildflower displays that transform the basin into a natural kaleidoscope each summer.

HC 70 BOX 15, Torrey, UT, 84775, USA

Nestled within the enchanting Fruita Historic District of Capitol Reef National Park, the Group Campsite offers an oasis of comfort beneath a canopy of shade trees. Picture your group gathering on the expansive grassy lawn, surrounded by centuries-old orchards while towering red rock cliffs paint the horizon. This isn't just a place to pitch your tent—it's a gateway to adventure, complete with sheltered picnic pavilions perfect for evening meals, modern flush toilets, and fresh drinking water. The gentle rustle of fruit tree leaves mingles with distant canyon echoes, creating a soundtrack for unforgettable memories.

1002 Snow Canyon Drive, Ivins, Utah, 84738, United States

Nestled between towering sandstone cliffs and ancient black lava formations, Snow Canyon State Park invites adventurers to experience the raw beauty of Utah's desert landscape. Choose from 14 RV sites equipped with water and electrical hookups, perfect for those seeking comfort in the wilderness, or opt for one of 17 versatile multi-use campsites that bring you closer to nature. Here, where red rock meets volcanic stone, every sunrise paints the canyon walls in brilliant hues while every sunset transforms the landscape into a photographer's dream.

Ashley National Forest

Escape to your own private paradise at Kingfisher Island Boat-in Campground, where eight exclusive tent sites await adventurous souls willing to trade the road for the water. Accessible only by boat along the eastern shore of this secluded island in Flaming Gorge Reservoir, this hidden gem rewards intrepid campers with unparalleled solitude and direct access to world-class fishing waters. Wake to the gentle lapping of waves against the shore, spend your days exploring hidden coves, and fall asleep under a canopy of stars reflected in the vast reservoir below.

138 South Main, PO BOX 129, Loa, Utah, UT 84747, USA

Perched high in the alpine wilderness at 9,000 feet, Mackinaw Campground beckons adventurers seeking refuge among dancing aspen groves and sweeping lake vistas. This mountain sanctuary offers an intimate escape where single-family campers and groups alike can wake to crisp mountain air and fall asleep under a canopy of stars. Whether you're drawn to the shimmering waters of Fish Lake Basin or simply craving the tranquility of high-country camping, Mackinaw delivers an authentic mountain experience where nature's rhythms replace the rush of everyday life.

State Route 25, Fishlake National Forest, UT

Perched beside the shimmering waters of Fish Lake in the heart of Utah's Fishlake National Forest, Bowery Creek Campground offers an alpine escape where paved roads wind through breathtaking lake views. Here, anglers cast their lines at dawn, boats glide across pristine waters, and hikers disappear into trails that promise adventure around every bend. This high-altitude haven combines the convenience of modern camping with the raw beauty of central Utah's wilderness.

BOX 609, MOAB, Utah, 84532-0609, United States

Perched on a dramatic mesa 2,000 feet above the Colorado River, Dead Horse Point State Park delivers one of the most spectacular panoramas in the American Southwest. Here, the mighty Colorado River carves an elegant gooseneck through layers of ancient stone, creating a natural masterpiece of sculptured pinnacles and towering buttes. The park's well-appointed campgrounds blend modern comfort with raw natural beauty, featuring shaded picnic tables perfect for sunset dinners, pristine flush toilets, and level tent pads that make setting up camp a breeze. For those seeking a unique twist on the camping experience, the park's cozy yurts offer an enticing alternative—each one thoughtfully equipped with bunk beds, comfortable futons, and climate control to ensure year-round comfort under the vast desert sky.