Camping in
Garfield County, Utah
19 federal places to camp in Garfield County: 11 Forest Service, 4 BLM, 4 Park Service.
- 19
- federal places to camp
- 11 Forest Service, 4 BLM, 4 Park Service
- 13
- take reservations
- On Recreation.gov. The rest are first come, first served, or not listed there
- 9,300 ft
- at the highest of them
- Barker Recreation Area. The lowest, Lower Bowns, sits at 7,437 ft
- 404
- campsites you can book ahead
- On Recreation.gov. The longest rig any of them takes is 76 feet
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Boundaries are approximate and land status changes. This map is a planning aid, not a survey or a statement of access. Confirm routes, closures and camping rules with the managing office.
Every federal campground in Garfield County
19 places
- Barker Recreation Area Forest Service · Dixie National Forest 9,300 ftelevation 16sites 35 ftlongest rig ReserveRecreation.gov
- Cowpuncher Guard Station cabin or lookout Forest Service · Dixie National Forest 8,350 ftelevation 1site 30 ftlongest rig ReserveRecreation.gov
- Deer Creek Campground BLM 5,690 ftelevation n/asites n/alongest rig First comeor not listed
- Dirty Devil Primitive Camping Area Park Service · Glen Canyon National Recreation Area 3,719 ftelevation n/asites n/alongest rig First comeor not listed
- Jones Corral Guard Station cabin or lookout Forest Service · Dixie National Forest 9,702 ftelevation 1site 30 ftlongest rig ReserveRecreation.gov
- Kings Creek Forest Service · Dixie National Forest 8,000 ftelevation 38sites 60 ftlongest rig ReserveRecreation.gov
- Lonesome Beaver Campground BLM 8,000 ftelevation n/asites n/alongest rig First comeor not listed
- Lower Bowns Forest Service · Fishlake National Forest 7,437 ftelevation 5sites 60 ftlongest rig ReserveRecreation.gov
- McMillan Spring Campground BLM 8,394 ftelevation n/asites n/alongest rig First comeor not listed
- North Campground Park Service · Bryce Canyon National Park 7,976 ftelevation 98sites 76 ftlongest rig ReserveRecreation.gov
- Oak Creek Rec Site Forest Service · Fishlake National Forest n/aelevation 9sites 35 ftlongest rig ReserveRecreation.gov
- Panguitch Lake Forest Service · Dixie National Forest 8,400 ftelevation 50sites 60 ftlongest rig ReserveRecreation.gov
- Pine Lake Campground Forest Service · Dixie National Forest 8,100 ftelevation 32sites 35 ftlongest rig ReserveRecreation.gov
- Posey Lake Campground Forest Service · Dixie National Forest 8,800 ftelevation 21sites 35 ftlongest rig ReserveRecreation.gov
- Primitive campsites at Cedar Mesa Campground Park Service · Capitol Reef National Park 5,608 ftelevation n/asites n/alongest rig First comeor not listed
- Rosebud Atv Forest Service · Fishlake National Forest 8,300 ftelevation 4sites 45 ftlongest rig ReserveRecreation.gov
- Starr Spring Campground BLM 6,181 ftelevation n/asites n/alongest rig First comeor not listed
- Sunset Campground Park Service · Bryce Canyon National Park 8,000 ftelevation 101sites 50 ftlongest rig ReserveRecreation.gov
- White Bridge Forest Service · Dixie National Forest 7,900 ftelevation 28sites 60 ftlongest rig ReserveRecreation.gov
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