Utah National Parks RV Camping - Campendium
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 มิ.ย. 2024
- More info on Utah National Parks Camping: www.campendium.com/camping/ut...
Campgrounds & RV Parks mentioned in this Video:
0:00 - Intro
0:54 - Moab / Arches National Park Campgrounds
Devils Garden Campground - Arches National Park: www.campendium.com/devils-gar...
Ken's Lake Campground - BLM: www.campendium.com/kens-lake-...
Sand Flats Recreation Area - BLM: www.campendium.com/sand-flats...
Lower Gemini Bridges - BLM: www.campendium.com/lower-gemi...
Moab Valley RV Resort: www.campendium.com/moab-valle...
2:16 - Canyonlands National Park Campgrounds
Dead Horse Point State Park: www.campendium.com/dead-horse...
Potash Road - UT State Trust Land: www.campendium.com/potash-roa...
3:00 - Capitol Reef National Park Campgrounds
Fruita Campground - Capitol Reef National Park: www.campendium.com/fruita-cam...
Capitol Reef Overflow - Fishlake National Forest: www.campendium.com/capitol-re...
3:47 - Bryce Canyon National Park Campgrounds
North Campground - Bryce Canyon National Park: www.campendium.com/north-camp...
Sunset Campground - Bryce Canyon National Park: www.campendium.com/sunset-cam...
Ruby's Inn RV Park & Campground: www.campendium.com/rubys-inn-...
George's Gift - Dixie National Forest: www.campendium.com/georges-gi...
Tom's Best Spring - Dixie National Forest: www.campendium.com/toms-best-...
Whiteman Bench - Dixie National Forest: www.campendium.com/whiteman-b...
4:51 - Zion National Park Campgrounds
South Campground - Zion National Park: www.campendium.com/south-camp...
Watchman Campground - Zion National Park: www.campendium.com/watchman-c...
Zion Canyon Campground & RV Resort: www.campendium.com/zion-canyo...
Valley of the Gods - BLM: www.campendium.com/valley-of-...
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Check out some incredible free camping options near Bryce Canyon National Park: th-cam.com/video/GSpp95I9LDE/w-d-xo.html
If I want to go to all 5 national parks, boon-docking 90% of the time, how long is enough time to see most everything? Two weeks? A month? Longer? Starting in July I'm headed to Yellowstone, Glacier, Banff (if I can get a passport in time) Cascades, Yosemite just to name a few ending up in UTAH in September! My way of celebrating my battle with Pancreatic Cancer! :-)
We completed all 5 Utah National Parks this past summer and fall. Campendium helped us find the best campgrounds!
We have just come back from the Moab area, we stayed on BLM 143 for FREE for 4 nights. Our first boon docking experience! Couldn't have been better. We went to Arches, what a hike! Dead Horse Island in the Sky, beautiful. And Canyonlands, stunning!
So much fun we have plan to go back next year, by the way for us it's a 2500 mile round trip with a 20 foot 6500 lb camper.
We stayed at Kodachrome Basin State Park last June. It's only 40 minutes from the entrance to Bryce Canyon National park. Kodachrome basin campground was beautiful in itself with gorgeous red rocks, a handful of hikes inside the campground area, recently redone bathrooms with the rain shower faucets that were absolutely heavenly, they also had full hookups for those so inclined. Besides being close to Bryce canyon, we also were fairly close to Grand Staircase Escalate National Monument where we did the Zebra slot canyon hike, we also drove to Grosvenor Arch, but that road was very much rough and rugged.
I'm sure the campgrounds you mentioned are awesome, I just wanted to throw one more into the mix.
Thank you for the reviews. It really helps to have some informed info to go to. Utah is definitely on our bucket list.
Awesome work Jared.
Thanks so much.
Thank you! I have been to Zion and Bryce Canyon, but now I have more to add to my bucket list!
Capital Reef was my fav😍 It was so diverse in terrain & not as hectic and crowded ❤️
I've lived in NM for most of my life, yet never been to any of these awesome places. FOR SHAME!!! Hoping to put together a big vacation loop trip and drag the popup all over the place out there. What an amazing place UTAH is!
Surprise! That was our 1965 Airstream Tradewind and Tacoma at Devil's Garden in Arches NP. Great spot! Typically windy, so you can't put out an awning. Hiking from that spot and fun to watch other folks boulder on the rocks.
OMG ! There's a CAT in this video ! I love cats. Thanks for the update ! :-) Cheers !
Thank you for your good quality and informational videos.
Great video...definitely some beautiful country out there!
Thanks for giving options.
Awesome 👏❤️😎👍🚌thanks for sharing and safe travels
Great reviews! Thanks!
Very cool video. You cat is a cutie. Thanks Jared.
I love living here in Utah. I tell anyone looking for a place to camp in Utah just throw a dart at a map. It will more then likely hit a great place to camp!
Excellent. Just subscribed. Been to Zion and Bryce. Heaven on Earth. Can't wait to try the others. Thanks
Outstanding video
Did all 5 a few years ago while on vacation from work. Retired now so will be going back to take it a bit slower! Great info!
Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy! 🐌
Amazing places and video!! :)
Also, RVs especially fifth wheels are growing and there are many now over 40 feet and more slides on both sides requiring larger camp spaces. It is often difficult to find information unless it is a private RV park. So, I suggest you include more of this kind of information in your videos.
Yes!!
You missed Canyonlands Needles .... the campsite in the park is fantastic. Great place to stay and hikes right from there!
Oh I see it in the article.
Thanks for another great video. I'm on the east coast and will be retiring end of this year. Looking forward to heading west and discovering Utah.
Hello! Is there a nice one near Stansbury Park? Thank you!
Thanks for your video . do you know which one have full hook up and monthly rate for summer ?
This video has a bunch of the major campgrounds listed, plus a few of the lesser known ones. But I can look that up anywhere.
Here are some important things to know about camping in southern Utah: (1) Might be useful to note that the national park campgrounds fill up 6 months ahead of time. (2) Would also be useful to know how to deal with the first-come-first-in campgrounds, like at Bryce.
Hi ddd hhh - links to all of the locations are listed in the description. We also have an article with links to those campsites here: www.campendium.com/camping/utah-national-parks/
OK. We're convinced. We'll be southbound from Canada in 2020!
Woohoo!
Beautiful but very crowded, it has been found. Come in the off season.
Would September be considered the "off season"?
Mark, Probably not but September and October are fantastic here, the students are back in school so that helps and the weather is the best you can also go up into the La Sal mountains which are great, the La Sal loop road is beautiful in the fall. Spring is the most crowded and has made Moab the most Stressed city in the state. Real off season is Dec and Jan.
I’m from Utah, and I’m thinking the same thing: twenty years ago you could roll up and find a site, but good luck these days!
New Camper. Once you've paid for your spot, can you leave spot and not worry about stealing your spot or your set up tent? Or should you break down your tent when leaving?
Thanks
Hi Raj! Once you've paid for a site, it will typically be reserved and marked reserved for you (often with a paper tag at the end - but different campgrounds mark this differently). You are welcome to leave your supplies at your reserved campsite while you explore, so long as you feel comfortable leaving them there. Happy camping 🏕 - Liz
@@Campendium thank you
Meow!
Ok, where are the links? I never can find any links!
Hi William, links are in the description below the video or you can go to the related article here: www.campendium.com/camping/utah-national-parks/
If you are watching on a mobile device you have to press the arrow next to the title to show the description and links and if you are on a computer you have to press “show more” under the video to see the details and links.
Are dogs allowed at these campgrounds?
Hi Kristie, dogs are usually allowed in the campgrounds, however, they are not usually allowed on trails in the National Parks.
Campendium Thanks, we’re gonna have to do the trails at the state parks and BLMs. Ah well, it’s all beautiful out there, so it’s all good😃
kristie jacobs do your research. National parks are very restrictive on where your dogs are welcome. It varies so much & which part of the parks they are allowed. They are allowed in most Campgronds.
I just went through Zion and had a very unfortunate experience. The web site for Zion said the South campground was first come first serve. Both my self and another RV got there by 8 AM the ranger said "no" it was "reservation only" and it had been that way for 3 years. The web site also said they had over flow space and no they did not! The ranger said that we could park on the BLM land just out side of the park which I drove another 25 miles before I found it and by then I was fed up with Zion. I kept driving on into NV where I found plenty of nice campgrounds where I was the only one there! So don't believe everything you read on websites.
Wow! Thanks Alan! I'm going to be a newbie in February and was heading that way after the Grand Canyon and Yellowstone. I'd hate to come all the way from Florida and be disappointed.
RV isn't camping!
You can go ahead and blog that.
It is for the wife! Happy wife = happy life!
Ok boomer
Live your best life Mark.
Not that I dislike your videos, but you need more images and less face time on screen. The idea is show the sites, not you.. Use more voice overs.