Bountiful Peak Campground

Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

Big Cottonwood Canyon Rd, Salt Lake City, UT, 84121

Nestled deep within the forest, Spruces Campground welcomes adventurers with its diverse accommodation options, from intimate single sites perfect for solo travelers to spacious double sites for families and dedicated group areas for larger gatherings. This mountain retreat pampers campers with modern conveniences including flush toilets and fresh drinking water, while each site comes complete with its own picnic table and fire ring, creating the perfect blend of comfort and authentic outdoor living.

FR 632, Salt Lake City, UT 84121

Nestled high in the breathtaking Big Cottonwood Canyon at 7,500 feet, Jordan Pines Campground beckons group adventurers seeking the perfect alpine escape. This mountain sanctuary comes alive with the laughter of family reunions and the camaraderie of church gatherings, where memories are forged around crackling campfires. Modern amenities blend seamlessly with nature's grandeur—vaulted toilets ensure comfort, fresh mountain drinking water flows during peak season, and sturdy picnic tables await your outdoor feasts. Each site features its own fire ring, where stories unfold beneath star-studded skies.

1075 S 13312 W, Magna, Utah, 84044, United States

Perched on the shores of America's inland sea, Great Salt Lake State Park Campground offers an intimate camping experience where the desert meets the water. This peaceful retreat combines modern conveniences with otherworldly landscapes, featuring a full-service marina, hot showers, electrical hookups, and a convenient dump station. Wake to stunning sunrises over the shimmering salt waters and spend your days exploring one of the West's most unique natural wonders.

9040 NORTH HIGHWAY 302, PEOA, Utah, 84061-9702, United States

Nestled in Utah's high country, Rockport State Park beckons adventurers with its pristine reservoir and diverse camping experiences. Whether you prefer the comfort of developed sites, the solitude of primitive camping, the camaraderie of group gatherings, or the unique thrill of arriving by boat, this year-round destination transforms with the seasons to offer endless outdoor possibilities.

Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

5535 SOUTH HIGHWAY 66, MORGAN, Utah, 84050-9694, United States

Nestled in Utah's majestic Wasatch Mountains, East Canyon State Park beckons adventurers with an extraordinary array of accommodation options that span from cozy cabins and authentic yurts to charming covered wagons reminiscent of pioneer days. Whether you're seeking modern RV hookups, secluded primitive sites, or spacious group camping areas, this mountain sanctuary delivers. Days here unfold with endless possibilities – cast a line into pristine waters, explore winding mountain trails, or launch into exhilarating water sports on the shimmering reservoir. As evening falls, you'll find yourself immersed in the same landscape that once guided Mormon pioneers westward, creating memories against a backdrop of profound historical significance.

1100 North Echo Dam Road., Coalville, Utah, 84017, United States

Nestled alongside the shimmering waters of Echo Reservoir, Echo State Park beckons adventurers seeking an authentic outdoor experience. This hidden gem features 18 well-appointed campsites equipped with electrical and water hookups, perfect for both RV enthusiasts and tent campers who appreciate modern conveniences. For larger gatherings, a spacious group site accommodates family reunions and outdoor celebrations. Beyond camping, visitors can spend sun-soaked days at the sandy beach, launching kayaks at dawn or casting fishing lines as the afternoon light dances across the water.

4528 W 1700 S, SYRACUSE, Utah, 84075, United States

Rising from the shimmering waters of the Great Salt Lake, Antelope Island State Park beckons adventurers across a spectacular seven-mile causeway that feels like a journey to another world. With 92 primitive campsites scattered across this majestic island sanctuary, visitors discover an unexpected wilderness where 600 American bison roam freely against backdrop of legendary sunsets. The historic Fielding Garr Ranch adds a touch of Old West charm to this natural wonderland, while the surrounding salt waters create an otherworldly atmosphere that leaves campers feeling they've escaped to Utah's own private island. Those who venture here find themselves immersed in profound solitude, with nothing but the calls of wildlife and the gentle lapping of ancient waters to break the silence.

Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

Adventure seekers will find a true backcountry experience at this primitive camping area north of Snowbasin Ski Resort. What was once the developed Maples Campground has returned to nature—amenities like picnic tables, fire rings, and restrooms are gone, but the wilderness remains. Access requires a half-mile journey on foot, bicycle, or horseback from the gate, and campers must set up at least 200 feet from the trail to preserve the natural landscape.

6702 UT-39, Huntsville, UT 84317

Nestled along the sparkling shores of Pineview Reservoir, Anderson Cove Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts with its perfect blend of waterfront adventure and mountain serenity. Whether you're casting a line at dawn, diving into crystal-clear waters on a summer afternoon, or launching your boat for a sunset cruise, this versatile destination caters to every camping style. Choose from intimate single sites for quiet getaways, spacious double sites for family reunions, dedicated group areas for larger gatherings, or secluded walk-in spots for those seeking a more rustic experience.

Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

Nestled on the western shores of Pineview Reservoir, just 10 miles from Ogden, Port Ramp Marina serves as your gateway to one of Utah's premier mountain lakes. This seasonal facility welcomes boaters from mid-May through September with a modern concrete launch ramp, spacious paved parking with dedicated slip-holder areas, convenient gravel overflow and dry storage spaces, plus essential amenities including vault toilets and a dump station.

South Fork Campground complex, Highway 39, Huntsville, UT

Nestled beneath a canopy of towering cottonwoods, Magpie Campground offers a serene riverside retreat where the gentle murmur of the South Fork Ogden River provides nature's soundtrack. This heavily wooded sanctuary invites campers to unwind among the lush river-bottom vegetation that creates natural privacy between sites. Your friendly on-site host ensures you'll never run short of firewood for those memorable evening campfires under the stars.

FR 20079, Huntsville, UT 84317

Tucked away in a verdant forest along the meandering South Fork Ogden River, Magpie Campground offers an intimate escape into nature with just 8 single sites and 2 double sites. Here, the gentle rush of river water sets the soundtrack for days spent casting fishing lines, floating downstream on tubes, or exploring winding hiking trails that disappear into the surrounding wilderness.

Uinta Wasatch Cache National Forest, UT-39, Huntsville, UT, 84317

Nestled along the banks of the South Fork Ogden River, Botts Campground offers an intimate camping experience with just 7 single sites and 1 spacious double site. This charming riverside retreat provides the perfect balance of natural beauty and essential amenities, including sturdy picnic tables for outdoor dining, fire rings for evening gatherings, and clean vault restrooms. The small size creates a peaceful atmosphere where campers can truly disconnect and immerse themselves in the tranquil sounds of flowing water and rustling leaves.

Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

UT-39, Huntsville, UT 84317

Nestled alongside the melodic waters of the South Fork Ogden River, South Fork Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts to its tranquil mountain setting at 5,200 feet. Here, families gather for lazy summer afternoons spent tubing down gentle rapids, anglers cast lines into promising pools, and hikers set off on trails that wind through stands of ancient cottonwoods. The campground's thoughtfully designed layout includes 34 single-family sites and 8 spacious double-family sites, each equipped with sturdy picnic tables, fire rings for evening gatherings, and level cement pads that make setting up camp a breeze.

Uinta Wasatch Cache National Forest UT-39, Huntsville, UT 84317

Nestled along the banks of the South Fork Ogden River at 5,300 feet elevation, Lower Meadows Campground offers one of the most spacious camping experiences in Utah's scenic Ogden Valley. Just nine miles from Huntsville, this riverside retreat stands out for its generously spaced sites separated by tall, thick grass, creating a sense of privacy that's increasingly rare in public campgrounds. Cottonwoods and willows provide natural shade and frame the South Fork as it flows alongside the camping area, while moose and deer occasionally wander through, reminding visitors they're sharing space with the valley's wild residents. The campground features 17 single sites and 6 double sites, each equipped with picnic tables and fire rings—everything you need for classic campfire cooking and evening gatherings. Vault restrooms are distributed throughout the property for convenience. While you won't find flush toilets, showers, or hookups here, the trade-off is a more natural setting that feels genuinely remote despite being less than 10 miles from town. The spacious layout means you're not camping on top of your neighbors, making this an excellent choice for families or groups seeking both community and solitude. Recreation opportunities abound both at the campground and nearby. The South Fork Ogden River provides immediate access to fishing, swimming, and tubing (life jackets required for tubers), while Causey Reservoir lies just four miles east, offering excellent canoeing, fishing, and additional hiking and biking trails. The broader Ogden Valley region opens up even more possibilities: Pineview Reservoir is a short drive away for boating and water sports, Highway 39 continues east to Monte Cristo Summit with sweeping mountain vistas, and numerous ATV and horseback riding trails crisscross the surrounding mountains. Whether you're content to spend lazy days by the river or want to explore every trail and waterway in the area, you'll find plenty to fill your days. Reservations are managed through Recreation.gov online or by calling 877-444-6777. Be aware of the cancellation policies: a $10 service fee applies to all cancellations, and late cancellations (day before or day of arrival) will cost you both the service fee and your first night's use fee. No-shows incur a $20 fee plus forfeiture of the first night's fee. Holders of Senior or Access interagency passes receive discounts on individual campsites (though not on double sites or additional fees). Given the campground's popularity and proximity to both Huntsville and Ogden, booking well in advance during summer months is strongly recommended.

12566 UT-39 Scenic, Huntsville, UT 84317

Nestled in the heart of Ogden Valley, Perception Park invites families to experience the tranquil beauty of camping alongside the melodic South Fork Ogden River. Here, beneath a canopy of ancient cottonwoods and graceful willows, visitors find the perfect balance of adventure and relaxation. Whether you're casting a line into the crystal-clear waters hoping for that perfect catch, or floating down the river on a lazy summer afternoon, this riverside haven offers an authentic Utah outdoor experience. Modern conveniences blend seamlessly with nature, as vault toilets and fresh drinking water (available during peak season) ensure comfort without compromising the wilderness atmosphere.

Uinta Wasatch Cache National Forest, UT-39, Huntsville, UT, 84317

Nestled along the pristine waters of the South Fork Ogden River, Upper Meadows Campground offers an intimate escape into nature's embrace. This charming riverside retreat sits at 5,300 feet elevation, where nine thoughtfully spaced campsites invite you to slow down and savor the mountain air. Each site comes complete with its own picnic table and fire ring, perfect for evening gatherings under the stars. Days here unfold with the gentle soundtrack of flowing water, whether you're casting a line for trout, floating down the river on a lazy afternoon tube ride, or setting off on scenic hiking trails that wind through the surrounding wilderness.

Uinta Wasatch Cache National Forest, UT-39, Huntsville, UT, 84317

Nestled in a tranquil grove where cottonwoods and willows dance in the mountain breeze, Willows Campground offers an intimate escape with just 14 single sites and 3 double sites along the banks of the South Fork Ogden River. This hidden gem invites you to cast a line into crystal-clear waters, explore winding forest trails, or simply float downstream on a lazy summer afternoon. Just two miles from the sparkling expanse of Causey Reservoir, this riverside retreat serves as your perfect basecamp for both relaxation and adventure.

FR 20079, Huntsville, UT 84317

12566 UT-39 Scenic, Huntsville, UT 84317

Uinta Wasatch Cache National Forest, UT-39, Huntsville, UT, 84317

FR 632, Salt Lake City, UT 84121

Uinta Wasatch Cache National Forest, UT-39, Huntsville, UT, 84317

4528 W 1700 S, SYRACUSE, Utah, 84075, United States

Uinta Wasatch Cache National Forest UT-39, Huntsville, UT 84317

6702 UT-39, Huntsville, UT 84317

UT-39, Huntsville, UT 84317

Uinta Wasatch Cache National Forest, UT-39, Huntsville, UT, 84317

1100 North Echo Dam Road., Coalville, Utah, 84017, United States

South Fork Campground complex, Highway 39, Huntsville, UT

5535 SOUTH HIGHWAY 66, MORGAN, Utah, 84050-9694, United States

Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

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.