Campgrounds in Utah

Spectacular red rock camping along Notom Road. Free, quiet, and minutes from Capitol Reef NP.

Camp among hoodoos at one of the darkest sky parks in North America. Stargazing programs available.

The classic Moab boondocking area. Dozens of sites along Willow Springs Road. Arches NP is minutes away.

The only campground inside Arches NP. Wake up surrounded by some of the worlds most famous natural arches.

Three massive natural bridges in a remote corner of Utah. Designated dark sky park for stargazing.

Remote camping in Canyonlands Needles district. Colorful sandstone spires and vast desert silence.

Highest paved road in Utah at 11000+ feet. Alpine lakes, aspens, and trout fishing.

Zions first-come-first-served campground under towering Watchman peak. Shuttle access to all trailheads.

Camp among thousands of mushroom-shaped rock formations. One of Utahs most whimsical landscapes.

Caribbean-blue waters in Utahs high country. Swimming, boating, and raspberries in summer.

Free forest camping near Bryce Canyon. Higher elevation means cooler temps. Some seasonal access.

Warm desert reservoir camping minutes from Zion. Swimming, boating, and fishing.

Free dispersed camping east of Kanab. Close to Zion, Bryce, and Grand Canyon north rim.

Petrified wood collecting and slot canyon exploration. Hole-in-the-Rock expedition history.

High-country reservoir surrounded by pine forest. Trout fishing and quiet camping.

Wasatch Front reservoir with deer and elk. Minutes from Park City skiing.