25 Utah RV Parks & Campgrounds
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Antelope Valley Rv Park
Antelope Valley RV Park in Delta, UT offers full hookups for RVs up to 65 ft. Rock hound for topaz at Topaz Mountain, 30 miles away.
Beaver Mountain Rv & Cmpgrnd
Beaver Mountain RV & Campground operates since 1939 at the base of Beaver Mountain ski area with 26 runs and 1,600-foot vertical drop.
Blue Mountain Rv Park
Blue Mountain RV Park offers 55 pull-through sites with 50-amp hookups in Blanding, Utah. It sits 90 miles south of Moab and 75 miles north of Monument Valley.
Camp VIP
Camp VIP offers monthly RV sites with full hookups in Salt Lake City, 10 minutes from downtown and near Huntsman Cancer Center.
Camperworld-hot Springs
120 full-hookup RV sites on 40 acres with natural hot springs at 102°F. 35 miles from Bear Lake. Year-round operation.
Canyonlands Campground Llc
Canyonlands Campground LLC sits on Main Street in downtown Moab, Utah, 5 miles from Arches National Park entrance.
Cascade Center Family Growth
Cascade Center Family Growth provides RV parking in Orem, Utah, 45 miles south of Salt Lake City and 5 miles from BYU.
Cherry Hill
Cherry Hill in Kaysville, UT, offers 115 RV sites around a 12-acre private water park and adventure park, open late May to early September.
Crystal Hot Springs
Crystal Hot Springs in Honeyville, UT offers three mineral pools fed by 120-134°F geothermal springs with calcium, magnesium, and potassium.
Fossil Valley Rv Park
Fossil Valley RV Park in Vernal, UT offers 60 full-hookup sites with 30/50 amp power, 80-ft RV capacity, and paved roads. Located 20 miles from Dinosaur National Monument.
Golden Spike Rv Park
Golden Spike RV Park in Brigham City, UT offers 38 full-hookup sites with 30/50 amp service, paved roads, and mountain views. Pet-friendly.
Goulding's Campground
Goulding's Campground offers 75 full-hookup RV sites at the entrance to Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, a 5-hour drive from Las Vegas.
Utah provides RV travelers with 25 RV parks and campgrounds across red rock deserts and alpine mountains. Key regions include Moab with 4 parks, Logan with 2 parks, and Kanab with 2 parks. Most parks operate from March through November.
What types of RV parks does Utah offer?
Utah hosts 25 RV parks that fall into three categories: state parks, private resorts, and national park campgrounds. State parks like Dead Horse Point offer 50 amp electric sites. Private resorts near Moab provide full hookups with 60 foot pull-through sites. National park campgrounds in Zion limit rigs to 40 feet.
Which Utah cities have the most RV parks?
Moab contains 4 RV parks, the highest concentration in the state. Logan follows with 2 parks near Bear Lake. Kanab also holds 2 parks close to Zion National Park. Monument Valley, Torrey, Kaysville, Honeyville, and Vernal each have 1 park.
What amenities do Utah RV parks provide?
Common amenities include full hookups with 30/50 amp service, Wi-Fi, laundry, and restrooms. 80% of parks offer pull-through sites measuring 45 to 60 feet. 60% include a pool or hot tub. 40% provide cable TV. Dump stations appear at 90% of parks.
How much does camping at an Utah RV park cost?
Average nightly rates for full hookup sites run from $35 to $65. State parks charge $25 to $45 per night with electric only. Private parks in Moab cost $50 to $80 during peak season. Monthly rates range from $400 to $700.
When is the best time to visit Utah RV parks?
Peak season runs from April through October with average temperatures between 70 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Spring and fall offer fewer crowds and rates drop by 15%. Winter closes 60% of parks due to snow. Reservations fill 8 to 12 weeks ahead for summer dates.
Are Utah RV parks pet-friendly?
22 of the 25 parks allow pets with specific rules. 80% require leashes under 6 feet. 40% restrict breeds or sizes. 70% provide pet waste stations. 50% have designated off-leash areas. Pet fees range from $5 to $15 per night per animal.
Utah RV travelers find 25 parks across Moab, Logan, Kanab, and other cities offering reliable amenities and varied rates for their trips.