In addition, there are 40 national park, national monument, and national recreation area campgrounds, as well as 9 county and city campgrounds. Each offers a different take on camping in Utah and no two experiences will ever be the same, ensuring that every night spent outside is as thrilling as the last.
Since Utah is the thirteenth-largest state by area and covered in diverse and endless public lands, we've divided the state into several camping regions to help you locate and select a campground in the area of your choice. View the map and read the descriptions below to plan a weekend or week-long adventure.
For federal and state campgrounds or RV parks explore available sites and dates at:
Northern Utah
Bridgerland
Highlights: Bear Lake State Park and the Logan ranger district of the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest
Golden Spike Empire
Highlights: Wasatch Front near Ogden and Brigham City and the Great Salt Lake (Antelope Island State Park)
Great Salt Lake Country
Highlights: Wasatch Front and West Desert
Mountainland
Highlights: Extensive campground options of the Wasatch Back and Mirror Lake Scenic Byway
Eastern and Central Utah
Dinosaurland
Highlights: Dinosaur National Monument, the Ashley National Forest and Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area
Panoramaland
Highlights: Fishlake National Forest and Capitol Reef National Park
Castle Country
Highlights: Manti-La Sal National Forest and San Rafael Swell
Southern Utah
Color Country
Highlights: Capitol Reef backcountry, Bryce Canyon and Zion national parks
Canyonlands
Highlights: Canyonlands and Arches national parks, and multiple national monuments (Natural Bridges, Cedar Breaks), state parks (Snow Canyon, Kodachrome Basin and Dead Horse Point), and millions of acres of national forest land and BLM land.