Bears Ears National Monument
2 camping sites
Utah Camping
Dispersed (free) and developed (reservable) camping across Utah’s National Forests and BLM land. Ranked by access type, terrain, and seasonal window with your rig factored in.
New to camping without hookups? Start with What Is Boondocking. Not sure what your vehicle can handle? See High Clearance vs 4×4.
Before you camp outside a campground, check who is allowed to camp where: dispersed camping on state land, state by state covers what each state allows on its own land, and where dispersed camping is restricted tracks the National Forest orders that are currently in force, each one cited and dated.
Utah camping at a glance
Utah has 8 camping sites in the Camprtron dataset: 8 developed campgrounds, across 5 areas.
- Camping sites
- 8
- Developed campgrounds
- 8
- Areas covered
- 5
- Distinct nearby towns
- 6
- Passenger-car accessible
- 8
Type
Access
Camping areas (5)
All sites
Creek Pasture Group Site
Bears Ears National Monument
Passenger car accessibleDeveloped campgroundFee siteNear Monticello
Indian Creek Falls Group Site
Bears Ears National Monument
Passenger car accessibleDeveloped campgroundFee siteNear Moab
North Campground (UT)
Bryce Canyon National Park
Passenger car accessibleDeveloped campgroundFee siteNear Tropic
Canyonlands National Park Needles District Campground
Canyonlands National Park
Passenger car accessibleDeveloped campgroundFee siteNear Moab
Capitol Reef Group Campground
Capitol Reef National Park
Passenger car accessibleDeveloped campgroundFee siteNear Torrey
Fruita Campground
Capitol Reef National Park
Passenger car accessibleDeveloped campgroundFee siteNear Torrey
Huntington Canyon Recreation Area
Manti-La Sal National Forest
Passenger car accessibleDeveloped campgroundFee siteNear Mount Pleasant
La Sal Loop - Moab Front Recreation Area
Manti-La Sal National Forest
Passenger car accessibleDeveloped campgroundFee siteNear Castle Valley