Six Best RV Destinations in Utah
Utah is full of wide-open spaces, incredible natural areas, and unique and varied topography. There are plenty of adventures for every type of traveler with five national parks, multiple dark sky locations, and bustling cities.
The state holds numerous must-see locations with RV parks chock full of top-notch amenities for those who travel by RV. Start your road trip to Utah with these top six RV destinations in Utah.
1. Fossil Valley RV Park - Utah’s Dinosaurland
Take a step back in time with a visit to Vernal, Utah, a town nicknamed Dinosaurland — home to the largest quarry of prehistoric Jurassic dinosaur bones on earth.
Kids and adults alike will enjoy the Dinosaur National Monument, the Utah Field House of Natural History & Dinosaur Gardens, and a visit to the dinosaur quarry.
Located in town, Fossil Valley RV Park offers ample space for even the largest rigs with 60’ to 80’ long pull-thru sites.
Other amenities in the park include:
- Full RV hookups
- Over five acres of green grass and trees
- 30/50 amp power at all sites
- 22 antenna Channels
- WiFi
- Large restrooms and showers
- In-town convenience
- Onsite laundry
- Picnic tables
- Paved roads
2. Devils Garden Campground — Arches National Park
One of Utah’s most widely renowned national parks is Arches, and located within Arches National Park is the Devils Garden Campground. With 51 campsites, flush toilets, drinking water, picnic tables, and fire rings, this campground is the perfect place to park your RV among its juniper and pinyon pine.
Known for the highest concentration of natural arches in the world, plan to spend a few days hiking through the park to take in the sights. This park is a unique natural wonder, from towering spires to seemingly gravity-defying balancing rocks.
Spring and fall are ideal times to visit as the summer months can become extremely hot and the winter months quite cold. Be sure to book your stay well in advance as this national park is famed worldwide.
3. Temple View RV Resort - St. George
Located near Zion National Park is one of the fastest-growing cities in the nation — St. George. This town features an idyllic blend of big city amenities along with the comforting feel of a small town. For many, St. George itself is the ideal spot for a getaway at any time of the year.
Shopping enthusiasts flock to the Zion Factory Stores, home to 30 outlet stores. Art lovers will enjoy browsing the numerous galleries. Those who enjoy theater will quickly fall in love with the town’s ample theatrical venues, earning the city the nickname “Broadway in the Desert.”
To best enjoy all the city has to offer, book a stay at the Temple View RV Resort. In the heart of St. George, this RV park features an array of amenities, including:
- A pool and jacuzzi
- A laundry room
- A fitness center
- A lounge
- Pool tables
- WiFi
- And outdoor games
4. Zion Canyon Campground - Near Zion National Park
For those who wish to enjoy the wonders of Zion National Park but desire a few more luxurious amenities, the Zion Canyon Campground is an excellent choice. Located on the edge of the national park, RVers will enjoy access to all of the following amenities and more:
- Playground
- RV and camp supplies
- Showers
- Fire pits
- BBQ grills
- Bathrooms
- 30 & 50 amp power options
- Sewer hookups
- Shared pavilion
- Water
- Picnic tables
- Laundry facilities
Founded in 1974, this campground features beautiful views along the river and is an ideal setting for families. With 133 RV spots, there’s space for almost any rig.
5. Pony Express RV Resort - Salt Lake City
As the largest city in the state of Utah, Salt Lake City is home to beautiful mountain vistas, state-of-the-art museums, a thriving music scene, and a genealogists dream — the Family History Library.
For some, a visit to Salt Lake City is all about taking in the city’s hustle and bustle. For others, a visit might center around the natural wonders of the Great Salt Lake. In the evening, the Pony Express RV Resort is a great place to stay. Located next to the Jordan River State Recreation Area and only minutes away from the city’s international airport, this RV park makes exploring the area simple.
Additionally, the RV resort features a life-size chessboard, a playground, and a swimming pool for more family fun. The clubhouse offers more entertainment options with pool tables and foosball. An on-site camp store and laundry facilities add to the park’s convenience.
6. Fruita Campground - Capitol Reef National Park
Often described as an oasis within the desert, the Fruita Campground allows you to enjoy the beauty of the Fremont River and historic orchards contrasted against the state’s unique desert topography. With 71 sites, this campground focuses on providing you with direct access to the Capitol Reef National Park.
Filled with hidden cliffs, canyons, domes, and bridges, the park is known for its unique geological monocline — the Waterpocket Fold, a 100-mile long wrinkle on the earth.
The campground features picnic tables, fire pits, and grills with an onsite RV dump and potable water fill station.
Travel Utah in Your Transwest RV
If the red rocks of Utah are calling your name, stop by a Transwest location to learn more about purchasing a new or used RV. We can help you pick the perfect size and style of a motorhome to meet you and your family’s needs. Transwest is here to make your next vacation a smooth and memorable journey wherever the road takes you. Find a location near you.
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