Campgrounds in Utah at 9,000 feet or higher, mostly in the Uinta Mountains along the Mirror Lake Highway - a cool escape from summer heat with a short season, often from late June to September.
14 confirmed matches
Bridger Lake Campground
No electric hookups; not listed: drinking water, flush toilets, showers and maximum RV length.
Butterfly Campground
No electric hookups; listed for rigs up to 25 ft; not listed: drinking water, flush toilets and showers.
China Meadows Campground
No electric hookups; listed for rigs up to 25 ft; not listed: drinking water, flush toilets and showers.
China Meadows Trailhead Campground
No electric hookups; listed for rigs up to 25 ft; not listed: drinking water, flush toilets and showers.
Christmas Meadows Campground
No electric hookups; listed for rigs up to 40 ft; not listed: drinking water, flush toilets and showers.
Hoop Lake Campground
No electric hookups; listed for rigs up to 45 ft; not listed: drinking water, flush toilets and showers.
Lilly Lake Campground
No electric hookups; listed for rigs up to 50 ft; not listed: drinking water, flush toilets and showers.
Marsh Lake Campground
No electric hookups; listed for rigs up to 72 ft; not listed: drinking water, flush toilets and showers.
Mirror Lake
No electric hookups; listed for rigs up to 74 ft; not listed: drinking water, flush toilets and showers.
Point Supreme Campground
Confirmed: drinking water, flush toilets and showers; No electric hookups; listed for rigs up to 40 ft.
Stateline
No electric hookups; not listed: drinking water, flush toilets, showers and maximum RV length.
Sulphur Campground
No electric hookups; listed for rigs up to 38 ft; not listed: drinking water, flush toilets and showers.
Trial Lake Campground
No electric hookups; listed for rigs up to 40 ft; not listed: drinking water, flush toilets and showers.
Washington Lake
No electric hookups; not listed: drinking water, flush toilets, showers and maximum RV length.
Data: Recreation.gov (RIDB) and the National Park Service. Availability is only on the official reservation sites.
Elevation is taken from the official coordinates of each campground. Where a nearby weather station at a similar elevation exists, the campground page shows average highs and lows by month.