Scofield State Park

Star4.23
57 reviews
BOX 1343, HUNTINGTON, Utah, 84528-1343, United States
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Quick Facts

7,600 ft

Price

$20 - $35/night

Booking

Reservable

Sites

34 campsites

Season

Year-round

Cell

Has Service

Pets

Very Pet Friendly

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Scofield State Park
$20.00 - $35.00 / night
Campsite Fees
Camping fees range from $20 for dry tent sites to $35 for sites with full hookups.
Standard Site Fee$20.00
Hookup Site Fee$35.00
Premium Site Fee$0.00
Hike and Bike Site Fee$7.00
Group Site Fee$0.00
Food Storage Locker Fee$0.00

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What Campers Say

4.23

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Based on 57 reviews

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"User reviews are generally positive, highlighting the park's natural beauty, fishing opportunities, and range of activities. Some users mentioned maintenance issues and crowded conditions at Mountain View."

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BOX 1343, HUNTINGTON, Utah, 84528-1343, United States

Scofield State Park

BOX 1343, HUNTINGTON, Utah, 84528-1343, United States

Driving directionsFrom Salt Lake: Take Interstate 15 south to the Price/Manti Exit. Go east on State Road 6 approximately six miles from Soldier Summit, turn right at the railroad crossing on State Road 96. It is then ten miles to the park.
Roads to Scofield State Park are paved and accessible year-round. Seasonal weather conditions, such as snow, may impact travel. Roads are well-marked based on reviews, but occasional high-speed driving near campgrounds is noted.
Nearby places
Huntington (approx. 40 miles), Helper (approx. 20 miles), Fairview (approx. 30 miles), Price (approx. 45 miles)
Nearby supplies
The town of Scofield has one gas station for basic supplies. Additional shopping and dining options are available in Fairview or Helper, about 20-30 miles away.

Best Time to Camp at Scofield State Park

Summer days at Scofield unfold in perfect mountain weather, with comfortable 80-degree afternoons giving way to crisp 50-degree evenings that demand a cozy campfire and extra layer. As autumn paints the landscape in gold and crimson, temperatures begin their descent toward winter's embrace. When snow blankets the park in pristine white, a different kind of magic emerges—frozen landscapes transform into a wonderland for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and winter exploration, though visitors should prepare for temperatures that regularly plunge below freezing.

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Summer(Jun-Aug)
4.5 / 5
Top 17% in UT

Summer popular for fishing, boating and comfortable mountain days; review signal=1.00.

Fall(Sep-Nov)
4.0 / 5

Autumn color and crisp evenings noted; quieter than peak summer.

Spring(Mar-May)
3.5 / 5

Spring offers fishing and quiet shoulder‑season visits though temps can be chilly.

Winter(Dec-Feb)
3.0 / 5

Winter activities like snowmobiling/skiing available but conditions are colder and seasonal.

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    About Scofield State Park

    High in the Manti-LaSal Mountains at 7,600 feet, Scofield State Park beckons adventurers to discover its pristine alpine paradise. The crown jewel of this mountain sanctuary is the sprawling 2,800-acre Scofield Reservoir, where crystal-clear waters mirror the surrounding peaks and invite endless days of fishing, boating, and waterside relaxation. Three distinct camping areas each offer their own character: Mountain View Campground perches on a scenic lakeside terrace with sweeping vistas and modern comforts, while Madsen Bay creates the perfect gathering place for family reunions and group adventures. For those seeking a more rustic experience, Fish Creek delivers primitive camping where the wilderness takes center stage.
    Scofield State Park accommodates a range of camping styles, including tent, RV, and group camping. Cabins are also available for rent.
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    Amenities available

    Showers
    Potable water
    Electricity hookups
    Flush toilets
    Dump station
    Fire rings

    Activities you can enjoy

    Visitors to Scofield State Park enjoy an array of activities including fishing, boating, swimming, and wildlife viewing. The lake is a central attraction with opportunities for water sports and birdwatching. Seasonal events like fireworks on the Fourth of July also draw crowds.
    FishingFishing is a major highlight at Scofield State Park, with year-round opportunities to catch trout and other species. A fish cleaning station is available on-site. Some users noted excellent fishing conditions, while others experienced mixed results depending on the season.
    SwimmingSwimming is available in the lake, which is described as warm enough during summer months.
    BoatingThe park features a boat launch ramp and supports motorized and non-motorized boating. Activities like kayaking and paddleboarding are popular.
    Wildlife viewingBirdwatching is a noted activity with many bird species seen around the lake.
    Winter Activities
    Water Sports
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    Policies & Safety

    Hazards & AlertsPossible hazards include cold temperatures at night, seasonal snow, and high-speed driving near campgrounds.

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    Reviews

    4.2
    57 reviews
    Satisfactory
    Satisfactory
    Scofield State Park is satisfactory, placing it in the bottom 60% of campgrounds based on reviews
    User reviews are generally positive, highlighting the park's natural beauty, fishing opportunities, and range of activities. Some users mentioned maintenance issues and crowded conditions at Mountain View.
    Review Summaries
    Based on 57 reviews

    What Campers Love

    Beautiful lake views, excellent fishing opportunities, clean restrooms, family-friendly group sites, and friendly staff.
    Based on 57 reviews

    Common Concerns

    Crowded conditions at certain campgrounds, small tent sites, limited shade, and occasional maintenance issues with restrooms and showers.
    Based on 57 reviews

    Pro Tips & Recommendations

    Consider Madsen Bay for more spacious and less crowded sites. Bring your own shade as some sites lack adequate tree cover. Use the official website to reserve campsites and check for updates on...
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    Based on 57 reviews

    Seasonal Insights

    Summer months are popular for fishing and water activities, while winter offers opportunities for snowmobiling and skiing. Some users mentioned colder nights even during summer.
    Based on 57 reviews

    Camper Quotes

    1. "Beautiful camping area just off the beaten path, easy to find, and well maintained." (John Ross) 2. "The best thing that this campground has going for it is, of course, the lake." (John Ross) 3....
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    Based on 57 reviews

    Site-Specific Reviews

    Madsen Bay is described as less crowded and more spacious compared to Mountain View. Specific sites were not detailed in the reviews.
    Based on 57 reviews

    Pet-Friendly Features

    Pet-friendly but limited walking areas for dogs. No dedicated pet facilities were mentioned.
    Based on 57 reviews

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    Last updated January 13, 2026
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