Singletree

Tucked away in the enchanting Deer Creek Canyon, this intimate campground offers a genuine escape into the heart of Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. Seven thoughtfully designed campsites await beneath a canopy of ancient cottonwood trees, each featuring raised tent pads and fire pits perfect for evening gatherings under star-filled skies. While the campground embraces a back-to-basics approach without potable water or trailer access, it rewards adventurers with unparalleled tranquility and some of the darkest night skies in the Southwest. Here, the rustling cottonwood leaves and distant canyon walls create a natural amphitheater where solitude and scenic beauty converge.

Dixie National Forest, Posey Lake Campground, UT

Escape to Posey Lake Campground, where the Colorado Plateau reveals its hidden treasures at 8,800 feet. This remote mountain sanctuary beckons adventurers with crystalline waters perfect for fishing and kayaking, trails that wind through ancient forests, and night skies so pristine that the Milky Way stretches overhead like nature's own cathedral. Here, far from city lights, every sunset gives way to a cosmic light show that transforms camping into an otherworldly experience.

138 South Main St.

Perched at an impressive 8,300 feet on the Colorado Plateau, Rosebud ATV Campground beckons adventure seekers to a world where ponderosa pines meet endless trail networks. This intimate mountain retreat serves as your gateway to thrilling off-road expeditions, with direct access to winding trails that lead to the shimmering waters of Lower Bowns Reservoir and the otherworldly landscapes of nearby Capitol Reef National Park. Here, the roar of engines harmonizes with the whisper of mountain winds, creating the perfect basecamp for those who crave both adrenaline and alpine serenity.

138 South Main St., Loa, UT, 84747, USA

Perched at 7,000 feet on Boulder Mountain's eastern slopes, Lower Bowns Campground offers an authentic escape into Utah's high country wilderness. This intimate campground features just three sites—one spacious group area and two secluded single spots—perfect for those seeking solitude beside the shimmering waters of Lower Bowns Reservoir. Adventure awaits with exceptional boating, fishing, and hiking opportunities, though reaching this hidden gem requires navigating remote mountain roads that add to its off-the-beaten-path appeal. Visitors consistently praise the breathtaking scenery and peaceful remoteness that make this destination worth the journey.

138 South Main St., Loa, UT, 84747, USA

Nestled high in the Fishlake National Forest at 9,300 feet, Elkhorn Campground offers a tranquil escape into Utah's pristine wilderness. Just northeast of the charming town of Loa, this mountain retreat beckons adventurers with both intimate individual sites and a spacious group camping area. Here, rustic gravel roads wind through towering stands of pine, spruce, and quaking aspen, leading to shaded camping spots where the only sounds are birdsong and wind whispering through the evergreens. It's the kind of place where modern worries fade away and the simple pleasure of a campfire under star-filled skies takes center stage.

P.O BOX 246

Escape to Cowpuncher Guard Station, where a charming rustic cabin awaits beneath towering pines and shimmering aspens in the heart of Dixie National Forest. This hidden gem beckons those seeking solitude, with Pine Creek's gentle murmur providing the soundtrack to your mountain retreat. Whether you're casting a line at dawn, exploring forest trails, or simply savoring the profound quiet from your cabin porch, this secluded haven offers the perfect basecamp for authentic wilderness experiences.

P.O BOX 129 138 SOUTH MAIN ST

Nestled high on Boulder Mountain, Aquarius Ranger Station beckons adventurers seeking an authentic mountain retreat. This historic cabin, which comfortably accommodates groups of up to 20, serves as your gateway to endless outdoor pursuits. Whether you're casting a line into pristine mountain waters, exploring winding trails on foot or horseback, or simply gathering around the fire under star-filled skies, this remote sanctuary delivers the quintessential high-country experience that outdoor enthusiasts dream about.

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.

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Escape to the raw beauty of Cathedral Campground, where six primitive sites offer an authentic wilderness experience in the heart of Capitol Reef's remote Cathedral Valley. Each site comes equipped with the essentials—a sturdy picnic table and fire grate for evening gatherings under star-filled skies. While you'll find a pit toilet for convenience, this back-to-basics destination embraces simplicity: bring your own water, pack out what you pack in, and secure your food from curious wildlife. It's camping as it was meant to be—just you, your gear, and the magnificent desert landscape.

Capitol Reef National Park

Escape to the untamed beauty of Cedar Mesa Campground, where five pristine sites await adventurous souls seeking solitude in Capitol Reef's backcountry. Tucked away 23 miles south of Highway 24 via the rugged Notom-Bullfrog Road, this hidden gem offers free camping with the essentials: a sturdy picnic table, fire grate for evening campfires, and basic pit toilet facilities. Each site welcomes tent campers year-round on a first-come, first-served basis, promising an authentic wilderness experience far from the crowds. Here, you'll trade modern amenities for star-studded nights and the raw magnificence of Utah's high desert.

HC 70 BOX 15

Discover your desert oasis at Fruita Campground, where 71 thoughtfully positioned sites await beneath the shade of century-old fruit trees. This beloved basecamp in Capitol Reef National Park features 65 reservable sites during peak season, each offering a rare blend of desert adventure and pastoral comfort. Modern amenities include RV dump stations, fresh water fill stations, and fully accessible sites near well-maintained restrooms, ensuring comfort meets conservation in this extraordinary setting.

138 SOUTH MAIN ST., LOA, UT, 84747, USA

Tucked away in a breathtaking red rock box canyon near the charming town of Bicknell, Utah, Sunglow Campground offers an intimate escape into nature's embrace. This small, thoughtfully developed campground provides modern conveniences including flush toilets, fresh drinking water, sturdy picnic tables, and fire pits perfect for evening gatherings under starlit skies. While the campground doesn't offer hookups or garbage service, its 'pack it in, pack it out' philosophy helps preserve the pristine beauty of this special place for generations to come.

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Escape to a serene mountain retreat where towering Ponderosa Pines create a natural cathedral above well-appointed single campsites. This pristine National Forest campground offers the perfect blend of wilderness solitude and essential amenities, including fresh water sources and convenient pit toilet facilities, ensuring a comfortable stay while you immerse yourself in nature's grandeur.

Dixie National Forest

Tucked away in the heart of Dixie National Forest, Blue Spruce Campground offers an intimate escape where Pine Creek whispers through a cathedral of towering blue spruce trees. This hidden gem rewards those who venture off the beaten path with unspoiled wilderness and soul-stirring tranquility. Whether you're seeking adventure on the extensive network of hiking and mountain biking trails, or planning to explore the pristine Box-Death Hollow Wilderness on foot, this small campground serves as your perfect basecamp for outdoor exploration. Horse enthusiasts will find welcoming trails that wind through the forest, making this a versatile destination for all types of adventurers.

HC 70 BOX 15, Torrey, UT, 84775, USA

HC 70 BOX 15

138 SOUTH MAIN ST., LOA, UT, 84747, USA

P.O BOX 129 138 SOUTH MAIN ST

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138 South Main St., Loa, UT, 84747, USA

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138 South Main St.

Capitol Reef National Park

P.O BOX 246

Dixie National Forest

138 South Main St., Loa, UT, 84747, USA

Wasatch Cache National Forest, 50 FR422, Kamas, UT, 84036

Nestled along the pristine western shores of Smith and Morehouse Reservoir, this beloved mountain retreat offers an authentic Uinta Mountains experience in northeastern Utah. Adventure seekers and nature lovers flock to this scenic sanctuary where crystal-clear waters meet towering forests, creating the perfect basecamp for fishing expeditions, peaceful kayaking sessions, and explorations along winding mountain trails. The campground's enduring popularity stems from its perfect blend of accessibility and wilderness charm.

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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.

Uinta Wasatch Cache National Forest, Dugway, UT 84022

Escape to Upper Narrows Campground, where a mile-long stretch of pristine wilderness awaits your discovery. This hidden gem offers authentic primitive camping with six intimate single sites and one spacious group area, perfect for gathering under starlit skies. Each site comes equipped with sturdy picnic tables and fire rings for evening storytelling, while convenient vault toilets ensure basic comfort. True to its back-to-nature appeal, visitors should come prepared with their own water supply, embracing the self-sufficient spirit of desert camping.

Uinta Wasatch Cache National Forest, FR 021, Payson, UT 84651

Tucked away along the spectacular Nebo Loop Scenic Byway, Maple Bench Campground offers an intimate escape where dramatic canyon views and profound tranquility converge. This hidden gem invites you to disconnect from the digital world and reconnect with the rhythms of nature in a peaceful mountain setting that feels worlds away from everyday life.

Aspen Grove Campground, Soldier Creek Dam, Strawberry Reservoir, UT

Nestled alongside the sparkling waters of Strawberry Reservoir, Aspen Grove Campground offers a perfect mountain escape for outdoor enthusiasts. This well-appointed seasonal campground features thoughtfully designed amenities including smooth paved roads and camping spurs, sturdy cement pads for level setup, picnic tables for memorable outdoor meals, and fire circles where stories and s'mores are shared under starlit skies. Operated by experienced concessionaires who ensure a quality camping experience, Aspen Grove provides direct access to one of Utah's premier water recreation destinations.

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.

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Escape to the raw beauty of Cathedral Campground, where six primitive sites offer an authentic wilderness experience in the heart of Capitol Reef's remote Cathedral Valley. Each site comes equipped with the essentials—a sturdy picnic table and fire grate for evening gatherings under star-filled skies. While you'll find a pit toilet for convenience, this back-to-basics destination embraces simplicity: bring your own water, pack out what you pack in, and secure your food from curious wildlife. It's camping as it was meant to be—just you, your gear, and the magnificent desert landscape.

HC 70 BOX 15

Discover your desert oasis at Fruita Campground, where 71 thoughtfully positioned sites await beneath the shade of century-old fruit trees. This beloved basecamp in Capitol Reef National Park features 65 reservable sites during peak season, each offering a rare blend of desert adventure and pastoral comfort. Modern amenities include RV dump stations, fresh water fill stations, and fully accessible sites near well-maintained restrooms, ensuring comfort meets conservation in this extraordinary setting.

115 West Canyon Road, Ferron, UT, 84523

Tucked away in the shadows of towering canyon walls, Lower Little Bear Campground offers a serene escape along the banks of Huntington Creek. This hidden gem along the Huntington Canyon National Scenic Byway beckons those seeking authentic wilderness experiences beyond the typical campground hustle. Each site features thoughtfully placed graveled parking spurs, sturdy picnic tables, pedestal grills perfect for evening cookouts, and fire rings surrounded by welcoming benches for gathering under starlit skies. While embracing a more rustic camping experience without on-site water or restrooms, this intimate retreat rewards visitors with unparalleled tranquility and direct access to nature's doorstep.