Campgrounds in Utah
61 campgrounds with checked official data so far.
Federal campgrounds in Utah from Recreation.gov and the National Park Service - Zion, the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache and Ashley national forests, Strawberry Reservoir and more. Filter by hookups, drinking water and RV length; anything the official data does not list is marked as not listed.
Utah relief map by SANtosito, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0 (resized). Campground dots added by Campground Planner.
Popular searches
- High-Elevation Campgrounds in Utah (9,000 ft+) 14
- Utah Campgrounds for Big RVs (40 ft+) 27
- Utah Campgrounds with an RV Dump Station 7
- Utah Campgrounds with Drinking Water 11
- Utah Campgrounds with Electric Hookups 5
Utah at a glance
- Electric hookups
- 5 of 61 confirmed (2 not listed)
- Drinking water
- 11 of 61 confirmed (47 not listed)
- Flush toilets
- 11 of 61 confirmed (47 not listed)
- Showers
- 2 of 61 confirmed (47 not listed)
- Dump station
- 7 of 61 confirmed (47 not listed)
- Reservable online
- 58 of 61 confirmed
- Campsites in total
- 2,928
- Listed nightly fees
- $8 - $119 (57 of 61 list a fee)
- Elevation
- 3,740 - 10,394 ft
- Longest listed RV sites
- Green River Campground (75 ft), Mirror Lake (74 ft), Marsh Lake Campground (72 ft)
Counts use only what the official sources confirm; “not listed” is not counted as yes or no.
61 confirmed matches
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Yellow Pine Campground (UT)
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.
By park and forest
- Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest (46)
- Zion National Park (2)
- Canyonlands National Park (2)
- Glen Canyon National Recreation Area (2)
- Bryce Canyon National Park (2)
- Salt Lake Field Office (1)
- Hovenweep National Monument (1)
- Cedar Breaks National Monument (1)
- Arches National Park (1)
- Dinosaur National Monument (1)
- Capitol Reef National Park (1)
- Natural Bridges National Monument (1)