Dispersed Camping in Garfield County, Utah
Showing 220 locations in Garfield County.
Asay Bench Road Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along Asay Bench Road and its surrounding forest spurs in Dixie National Forest. The area features scenic pine and juniper settings with flat, native-dirt pullouts suitable for self-contained rigs looking to explore the nearby knolls and scenic meadows.
Backcountry Campsite 1
A rugged backcountry campsite located within Kodachrome Basin State Park, offering quick access to landmarks like Mammoth Spire.
Backcountry Campsite 2
Backcountry campsite nested deep within the scenic red rock formations of Kodachrome Basin State Park.
Barney Top Forest Spur Dispersed
A quiet National Forest spur road nestled in the Dixie National Forest near Barney Top, offering serene primitive camping spots.
Barney Top Road Corridor
A scenic dirt corridor traversing high-elevation sections of the Dixie National Forest, providing numerous pull-offs for remote dispersed camping.
Bear Valley Junction (Hwy 20 & Hwy 89)
A highway junction corridor featuring a paid, full-amenity commercial RV park alongside a wide gravel pullout. This area is convenient for quick overnight transit, but offers limited privacy due to nearby highway traffic.
Bear Valley-Buckskin Dispersed Area
A scenic dispersed camping corridor nested along Bear Valley-Buckskin Road in the Dixie National Forest. Gentle terrain offers spacious clearings surrounded by mixed pine woodlands.
Billingsly Creek Draw
Quiet dispersed camping options located along Billingsly Creek Draw and adjacent spurs within the Dixie National Forest. This area offers beautiful natural surroundings close to Harris Spring and Strawberry Valley.
Black Butte Dispersed Camping Corridor
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along the native-surface dirt road system near Black Butte inside Dixie National Forest.
BLM Land near Panguitch, UT
Spot
BLM Primitive Road 3752A
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated on BLM land near Green Hill outside of Panguitch.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor (Cottonwood Canyon)
An expansive network of scenic dispersed camping sites scattered along unpaved spurs just south of Kodachrome Basin State Park. Campsites here sit on the border of Bureau of Land Management territory and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. The area offers impressive panoramic vistas of red rock cliffs, mesas, and juniper scrub lands. Because the lower approach is near state park property, rules transition from restricted to lenient BLM land as you venture further onto the primitive road spurs.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A rugged dirt road tracking through open BLM land near stunning geologic formations and state park boundaries.
BLM Road 1400
A quiet dirt road corridor navigating open Bureau of Land Management land near Bald Hill, offering undeveloped space for self-contained rigs.
BLM Road 1514A
A rugged BLM access road offering primitive dispersed camping opportunities near Panguitch.
BLM Road 1520
A scenic dirt corridor traversing high desert Bureau of Land Management land near Red Canyon.
BLM Road 1534
A quiet Bureau of Land Management road corridor offering basic dispersed camping opportunities near Red Canyon.
BLM Road 1700 Corridor
An unpaved Bureau of Land Management road corridor located just outside Panguitch, providing access to public land for dispersed camping.
BLM Road 1800A Dispersed
A network of primitive desert roads on Bureau of Land Management land just outside of Panguitch. The terrain consists of sparse high-desert brush with open views of the surrounding hills.
BLM Road 1878C
An unpaved road corridor on BLM-managed land offering remote, primitive dispersed camping opportunities near Panguitch.
BLM Road 1910B Dispersed Camping
A quiet BLM-managed dirt road offering dispersed camping opportunities on the outskirts of Panguitch, Utah.
BLM Road 1950A1 Dispersed
A quiet dirt corridor on public BLM land just outside of Panguitch, offering basic roadside dispersed camping options with mountain-desert scenery.
BLM Road 2000A
A rugged BLM access road located near Panguitch, Utah, offering opportunities for primitive dispersed camping.
BLM Road 2050A
A rugged BLM dirt corridor situated near Panguitch, Utah, ideal for dispersed desert camping. This remote road corridor provides ample space for self-contained, high-clearance rigs looking to camp on public land.
BLM Road 2050C Dispersed
A remote BLM dirt road corridor situated outside Panguitch, Utah, offering basic dispersed camping opportunities within a typical high-desert rural setting.
BLM Road 2170A Dispersed
This corridor along BLM Road 2170A offers undeveloped dispersed camping opportunities on public lands just outside Panguitch, Utah.
BLM Road 2351A Dispersed
An unpaved corridor traversing Bureau of Land Management lands near Panguitch, offering opportunities for dispersed camping.
BLM Road 2580A Dispersed
An unpaved Bureau of Land Management corridor offering primitive dispersed camping opportunities near Panguitch, Utah.
BLM Road 2584E Dispersed Camping
An unpaved Bureau of Land Management corridor offering primitive dispersed camping opportunities near Panguitch.
BLM Road 2702A
A quiet and remote BLM road corridor providing access to dispersed camping sites near Panguitch.
BLM Road 3660 Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 3660 near Panguitch, Utah, offering basic roadside options on public land.
BLM Road 3680 Dispersed
A quiet dirt corridor on public land near Panguitch, providing a remote setting with direct access to nearby scenic high points.
BLM Road 700A Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located off BLM Road 700A near Panguitch and Hatch, providing open access to remote arid landscapes.
BLM Road 7709 Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 7709 just outside of Cannonville. It offers a basic staging area on public lands close to the visitor center.
BLM Road 7709A Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 7709A, offering quick access to the surrounding Grand Staircase-Escalante region. The landscape features open desert shrubland with easy access to nearby services in Cannonville.
BLM Road 826F Dispersed
A rugged dirt corridor accessing Bureau of Land Management territory outside of Panguitch, offering primitive dispersed camping options along the road.
BLM Road 830A Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 830A near Panguitch, offering access to public lands in a rural desert shrub setting. This unmaintained dirt track provides a basic off-grid option close to regional scenic attractions.
BLM Road
An unpaved road corridor managed by the Bureau of Land Management, located just outside the state park boundary.
BLM Route 3550E Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor situated on Bureau of Land Management land near Panguitch, Utah, accessed via Route 3550E.
Blubber Creek Forest Road
A scenic dirt road corridor running through the pine forests of Dixie National Forest. Standard dispersed camping opportunities are scattered along the route.
Bowers Cave Corridor
A scenic forested corridor located within Dixie National Forest, providing access to Bowers Cave and nearby volcanic formations. The native dirt road winds through beautiful pine stands, offering a rustic wilderness atmosphere.
Bryce Canyon National Park
Spot
Bryce Canyon Pines RV Park and Campground
A commercial RV park and campground offering basic amenities including a small shop, fuel station, restrooms, laundry, and coin showers. The RV sites are notably narrow with minimal privacy, but it serves as a reliable service hub near Bryce Canyon.
Bryce Pioneer Village Motel and RV Park
A hybrid commercial motel, RV park, and grassy tent camping facility located 20 minutes from Bryce Canyon. Offers convenient access to basic amenities, an on-site restaurant with live entertainment, and relaxing facilities.
Bryce Valley Ranch RV & Horse Park
A peaceful, manicured RV and horse park located a short drive from Bryce Canyon. It features extensive full-hookup sites, clean amenities, and scenic walking paths along a nearby creek bed. This commercial destination offers high-end options for rigs of all sizes, complete with Wi-Fi and family-friendly play spaces.
Bryce View - Kodachrome Basin State Park
A scenic state park campground featuring gravel sites surrounded by desert shrubs and iconic sandstone formations. This loop does not provide direct hookups but offers access to excellent modern amenities, including warm showers and laundry facilities, located at the main basin campground nearby.
Bull Rush Hollow BLM
A remote BLM access route in Garfield County providing dispersed camping opportunities. Ideal for self-contained rigs looking to camp in a quiet, rural Utah environment.
Bull Rush Spring Corridor
A scenic backcountry route transitioning from lower BLM scrubland up to the pine forests of the Dixie National Forest near Bull Rush Spring. Overnight dispersed camping opportunities exist along the corridor, with strict adherence to land-management boundaries as rules transition from BLM to National Forest System lands.
Burns Hollow Road Dispersed Area
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the Dixie National Forest offering rustic dispersed camping options. The road is open to motorhomes and passenger vehicles, though dry weather is recommended for transit.
Cameron Wash Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor traversing the Dixie National Forest, offering primitive roadside dispersed camping options with standard land management regulations.
Canaan Mountain Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping options located along the Canaan Mountain corridor and its connecting forest spurs within Dixie National Forest.
Castle Creek Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping along Castle Creek Road and associated forest spurs in the Dixie National Forest. The area features a mix of dirt roads winding through pine forest with close proximity to geological landmarks like Castle Rock.
Coal Bench Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping options along Coal Bench Road and associated primitive spurs within the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. The lower sections near the highway feature a small creek crossing that requires high-clearance and 4-wheel drive, while the upper sections transition into rough dirt and gravel terrain.
Corn Creek-Stump Springs Road Dispersed
An access corridor through the Dixie National Forest offering dispersed camping opportunities on native dirt surfaces.
Corral Hollow Campsite
A quiet wilderness backcountry site situated within Corral Hollow along the Riggs Spring Loop trail system, requiring a hike to access.
Cottonwood Canyon Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Cottonwood Canyon Road in the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. The area features panoramic vistas of colorful geological ridges, with primitive dirt tracks branching off to quiet juniper-lined cliffside spots. The main route is typically passable in dry conditions but becomes impassable clay mud when wet. High-clearance vehicles are strongly recommended to navigate the rough washboards and sandy spurs. A free overnight permit is required for camping within the national monument.
Coyote Hollow Dispersed Camping
A scenic corridor within the Dixie National Forest offering dispersed camping opportunities. This area features beautiful pine forests and offers close proximity to several regional trailheads.
Dave's Hollow Dispersed Corridor (Dixie National Forest)
An extensive corridor of designated dispersed campsites tucked into the tall ponderosa pine forests of Dixie National Forest, directly adjacent to Bryce Canyon National Park. Camping is strictly restricted to designated, numbered sites (1-26) to protect resources, with standard stay limits enforced. While the lower sections closest to the highway are heavily used and can be exceptionally dusty during peak times, pulling deeper into the hollow provides serene settings and excellent pine forest surroundings.
Dixie Forest Road Local
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the Dixie National Forest near Panguitch, providing direct access to quiet dispersed camping areas amidst ponderosa pines and lava flows.
Dixie Forest Spur Corridor
A scenic forest spur corridor located within the Dixie National Forest, offering primitive dispersed camping options along native-dirt surfaces.
Dixie Forest Spur Dispersed
A quiet National Forest road spur nestled within the scenic Dixie National Forest near Panguitch, providing immediate access to surrounding outdoor activities and peaks.
Dixie Forest Spur Dispersed
This forest road spur provides primitive camping opportunities nestled in the scenic pine landscapes of Dixie National Forest.
Dixie Forest Spur
A quiet forest spur located in the Dixie National Forest near Panguitch, providing direct access to scenic dispersed camping spots in a native dirt clearing.
Dixie National Forest - Asay Knoll Dispersed
This scenic dispersed camping area sits in the high-country meadows and ponderosa pine stands of the Dixie National Forest, near Duck Creek and Asay Knoll. A network of native-material Forest Service spur roads provides access to flat clearings, shady pine pockets, and panoramic views overlooking ancient lava flows.
Dixie National Forest - Forest Spur Corridor
Dispersed forest corridor along Forest Spur and Turkey Track OHV Loop in the Dixie National Forest. The area features a mix of spacious flat clearings and ponderosa pine forest near Swains Creek, offering tranquil settings for self-contained rigs. State-managed areas nearby may have localized restrictions, but forest land offers typical dispersed camping opportunities close to natural landmarks like Cold Spring and Strawberry Knolls.
Dixie National Forest - Forest Spur Corridor
A quiet Forest Service spur road within the Dixie National Forest, providing direct access to scenic dispersed camping spots near Mahogany Hill.
Dixie National Forest - Forest Spur Corridor
A scenic dirt spur located in the Dixie National Forest, offering dispersed camping corridors within a lovely pine setting. The area serves as a quiet retreat with easy access to nearby hiking landmarks like Mahogany Hill.
Dixie National Forest - Forest Spur Corridor
A scenic network of Forest Service spurs located off Highway 143 near Panguitch, providing excellent dispersed camping opportunities within Dixie National Forest. The corridor features quiet, pine-forested sites with direct access to surrounding trails.
Dixie National Forest - Forest Spur Dispersed
This scenic forest spur road offers peaceful dispersed camping options nestled within the tall pines of the Dixie National Forest, close to beautiful natural springs. The area serves as an excellent, quiet base camp for exploring nearby features like Hollyoak Spring and Elephant Rock.
Dixie National Forest - Forest Spur
A quiet dirt spur road situated in Dixie National Forest, providing standard dispersed camping opportunities near Strawberry Valley. The location offers scenic pine-dotted landscapes with easy access to nearby hiking trails.
Dixie National Forest - Forest Spur
A scenic dirt corridor branching off from the main forest routes within the Dixie National Forest, surrounded by beautiful pine stands and offering peaceful, primitive camping opportunities. This area is ideally suited for travelers seeking a natural setting with straightforward road access.
Dixie National Forest - Forest Spur
A scenic dirt road corridor within the Dixie National Forest offering rustic dispersed camping options. This area provides access to native material spurs suitable for self-contained rigs looking for quiet surroundings under the pines.
Dixie National Forest - Forest Spur
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the Ponderosa pines of the Dixie National Forest, offering standard dispersed camping pull-offs near Cooper Knoll. It provides a quiet forest atmosphere with straightforward access for most self-contained vehicles.
Dixie National Forest - Forest Spur
This short forest spur is located in the Dixie National Forest near Panguitch, Utah, providing easy access to native-surface dispersed camping sites in a quiet wooded environment.
Dixie National Forest - FR 30094 Dispersed
A series of scenic forest spurs and native-surface roads off the East Fork road corridor within Dixie National Forest, offering dispersed camping in a dense pine forest setting. The area provides easy access to the scenic Pink Cliffs Overlook and surrounding high plateau country. Perfect for those looking to escape the busier developed spots nearby.
Dixie National Forest - Local Road Corridor
A network of dirt forest service roads and spur corridors located in the scenic Dixie National Forest, providing dispersed camping options under towering pines near Mammoth Cave. The terrain is flat with multiple natural clearings suitable for boondocking.
Dixie National Forest - Local Road
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the towering pines of Dixie National Forest, located just a short distance from the stunning geological features of Castle Rock.
Dixie National Forest - Local Road
A quiet forest road winding through the scenic ponderosa pines of Dixie National Forest, providing quick access to nearby natural landmarks.
Dixie National Forest - Local Road
A quiet dirt road corridor winding through the scenic forested landscape of Dixie National Forest. The area provides immediate access to nearby high-country hiking and exploring opportunities, including Wilson Benchmark.
Dixie National Forest & BLM Road Corridor
This scenic dispersed camping corridor transitions through mixed BLM and Dixie National Forest lands along local native dirt roads, located near the popular Thunder Mountain Trailhead. The lower portion spans open Bureau of Land Management territory before ascending into pine-forested National Forest land.
Dixie National Forest near Kanab, UT
Spot
Dixie National Forest Spur
A short, quiet forest spur road located within the Dixie National Forest, providing easy access to rustic camping opportunities. It offers a peaceful retreat shaded by pines while remaining conveniently close to area natural attractions.
Dixie National Forest Spur
A scenic dirt spur road within the Dixie National Forest, providing open access to quiet dispersed camping areas near native mountain foliage.
Dog Valley Road (BLM 3100) Dispersed Camping
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Dog Valley Road (BLM 3100) just off Highway 89. The road climbs into a pinyon-juniper forest that offers pleasant shade and natural wind protection, with multiple spacious pull-outs suitable for boondocking.
Don Spring Mountain Road
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the Dixie National Forest, providing dispersed camping pull-offs close to Don Spring Mountain. This area features mixed pine trees and simple access for multiple vehicle types looking for natural settings.
Duckcreek-hatch Dispersed Camping
A scenic corridor along the Duckcreek-hatch forest road winding through Dixie National Forest, offering standard dispersed camping options on graded surfaces.
Eagles View Trail Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Eagles View Trail on Bureau of Land Management land near the border of Kodachrome Basin State Park. The area offers panoramic desert vistas with convenient access to nearby hiking trailheads and state park amenities.
East Fork - Daves Hollow Dispersed (FR 088)
Quiet dispersed camping corridor nestled in the pine trees of Dixie National Forest along Forest Road 088. This area sits directly outside the Bryce Canyon National Park boundary, making it an excellent staging ground. Note that connecting gates directly into the national park can occasionally be locked.
East Fork Dispersed Site 1
A quiet dispersed camping spot situated along the scenic East Fork of the Sevier River corridor, nestled in the Dixie National Forest outside Panguitch.
East Fork Dispersed Site 7
This dispersed campsite is situated in a tranquil forest setting adjacent to the Badger Creek ATV Trail, offering direct access to off-highway vehicle recreation in the East Fork area. It provides a peaceful, rustic environment suitable for self-contained campers seeking a quiet basecamp.
East Fork Road Dispersed Area (FR 091C)
This scenic dispersed camping area is situated along Forest Road 091C in the Dixie National Forest, offering tranquil surroundings under a pine canopy. The zone features several dirt pull-offs suitable for primitive camping with easy access to nearby hiking landmarks.
East Fork Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along East Fork Road just outside of Bryce Canyon National Park, featuring excellent access to the Pink Cliffs Overlook and surrounding wilderness trails.
East Fork Road Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping area located on a spur road along the East Fork of the Sevier River corridor, situated just outside the national park boundary.
East Fork Road Dispersed Zone
A scenic corridor of dispersed camping opportunities along East Fork Road just outside Bryce Canyon National Park.
East Hunt - West Hunt Road Dispersed
Secluded dispersed camping opportunities located along the East Hunt - West Hunt road within the Dixie National Forest, providing easy access to native-surface campsites surrounded by quiet woodlands.
East Hunt Creek - Dixie National Forest
This forest road corridor offers scenic, open dispersed camping near the entrance of the Dixie National Forest, featuring views and easy access to local springs.
Edwards Troughs Road Dispersed
A scenic corridor along the Edwards Troughs dirt road, winding through the expansive pine forests of the Dixie National Forest. This area offers primitive dispersed camping options directly off the forest road.
Forest Road 148 & Spurs
A quiet and scenic dispersed camping area located among the Ponderosa pine forest along Forest Road 148 and its connected forest spurs. This corridor offers peaceful wooded clearings with established fire rings, providing an excellent basecamp near local hiking and trail networks. The area features spacious clearings suitable for multiple rigs looking for a quiet forest stay.
Forest Road 148 Dispersed
This forest corridor along Forest Road 148 winding into the Dixie National Forest features numerous quiet, pine-shaded sites, including a spacious grouping around an old horse corral. The road is well-maintained gravel and suitable for most vehicles, offering peaceful camping under the Ponderosa pines with abundant space and wildlife sightings.
Forest Spur - Birch Spring Pass Creek OHV Loop
A scenic forest corridor branching off the Birch Spring Pass Creek OHV Loop near Panguitch Lake. This area features dispersed sites tucked into ancient lava flows and stands of poplar trees, offering multiple level spots with stone fire rings just past the forest gate.
Forest Spur (FR 292 / FR 290)
Spur roads off Forest Road 290, winding through the ponderosa pines of Dixie National Forest. Quiet clearing areas offer fire rings and scenic red rock vistas in a secluded woodland setting. Great for self-contained rigs looking to camp between Cedar Breaks and Bryce Canyon.
Forest Spur & BLM Road 530 Corridor
This dispersed camping corridor sits on the border of the Dixie National Forest and adjacent Bureau of Land Management land near Panguitch, Utah. The area features scenic, wooded terrain with native dirt roads providing access to quiet, primitive camping spots.
Forest Spur & Pine Creek Dispersed Corridor
A scenic dispersed camping corridor situated along Forest Road 132/134 and adjacent spur roads within Dixie National Forest. Beautiful groves of aspens and pine trees line the route, which runs close to Pine Creek and Clay Creek with views up toward Powell Point. The lower and main sections are easily navigated by passenger cars, but spur loops across active shallow creek crossings require more careful vehicle choice.
Forest Spur Dispersed (Dixie National Forest)
Scenic dispersed camping along a dirt spur within Dixie National Forest, situated just outside the western boundary of Bryce Canyon National Park. This corridor provides convenient access to major trailheads and local park entrances while maintaining a rustic forest setting. Camping is seasonally restricted based on winter road closures.
Forest Spur Dispersed Area
A secluded Forest Service spur road in the Dixie National Forest, offering dispersed camping on native dirt surfaces. The corridor is surrounded by quiet pine woods near scenic landmarks such as Haycock Mountain.
Forest Spur Dispersed Camping Corridor
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated on a forest spur road in the Dixie National Forest, offering standard primitive sites close to local geographic features like Mammoth Cave.
Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
A scenic, quiet forest spur road located in the Dixie National Forest near Deer Mountain, offering standard dispersed camping pull-outs.
Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
A natural forest road spur located within the Dixie National Forest, offering primitive dispersed camping options. This quiet wooded setting provides a peaceful retreat near scenic local points of interest like Powell Point and Stump Spring.
Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
A scenic, quiet dirt spur road situated in the Dixie National Forest near Panguitch, Utah, ideal for self-contained campers.
Forest Spur Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping along a dirt forest spur road within the Dixie National Forest, positioned close to beautiful scenic canyon overlooks and hiking trailheads.
Forest Spur Road Dispersed Area
A scenic corridor along a quiet Forest Service road within Dixie National Forest, offering primitive camping opportunities near Panguitch, Utah.
Forest Spur Road Dispersed
A scenic forest corridor offering quiet dispersed camping on Dixie National Forest land near the base of Pine Lake. The area is dominated by dense pine forest and offers quick access to nearby lakes and hiking trailheads.
Forest Spur Road Dispersed
A short, scenic forest spur road located in the Dixie National Forest, offering primitive dispersed camping options close to Twin Peaks.
Forest Spur Road
A scenic Forest Service spur road within Dixie National Forest offering dispersed camping opportunities in a pine-shaded environment.
Hancock Flat North Dispersed Camping
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along the Hancock Flat North forest road within the Dixie National Forest. The route passes through beautiful pine woodlands, offering level spots near the road with excellent privacy and easy route access.
Harris Rim Road Dispersed Camping (Dixie National Forest)
Scenic forest camping corridor along Harris Rim Road in the Dixie National Forest. This area offers beautiful wooded ridge campsites overlooking deep canyons, located conveniently between Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks. The roads are generally smooth, flat, and well-maintained dirt and gravel, allowing easy approach for most vehicle types, though caution is advised during or immediately after rain. Large, well-established stone fire rings are present at several overlooking points on the ridge. Please pack out all trash to keep this pristine area clean.
Hatch Mountain Connector Road
A connector dirt corridor linking local forest routes in the Dixie National Forest near Hatch Mountain. This corridor provides additional access points for dispersed camping in a typical wooded forest setting.
Hatch Mountain Dispersed Camping (FR 1069)
This scenic zone along Hatch Mountain Road offers pine-forested dispersed camping options within the Dixie National Forest, providing a natural setting with close proximity to Hatch Mountain and Stud Knoll. The corridor features dirt roads that are generally accessible to all passenger vehicles and motorhomes in dry conditions. Standard Dixie National Forest regulations apply.
Hatch Mountain Road Dispersed
This scenic dispersed camping corridor is located along Hatch Mountain Road within the Dixie National Forest, providing numerous pull-offs with established fire rings. The area offers panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and is situated within easy driving distance of Bryce Canyon National Park.
Henderson Canyon Dispersed Area
A scenic, quiet canyon road winding through high-desert BLM land in Garfield County. Dispersed camping spots are scattered along the dirt road corridor, offering primitive and self-sustained dry camping opportunities.
Henrie Knolls - Dixie National Forest
A scenic dispersed camping corridor winding through the towering ponderosa pine forests of the Dixie National Forest. The area provides peaceful, high-altitude boondocking sites with plenty of room to spread out.
Henrieville Creek Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping opportunities along Henrieville Creek Road on Bureau of Land Management territory. The road winds through scenic public land, offering primitive campsites with minimal development.
Hitch n Post Campground
A well-maintained commercial RV park in the town of Panguitch, ideal for refreshing after visiting nearby national parks. It offers clean, remodeled restrooms with hot showers, on-site laundry facilities, and concrete pads.
Horse Springs Draw 5 Dispersed Area
A scenic, quiet corridor along Horse Springs Draw 5 within the Dixie National Forest, offering standard dispersed camping options among the trees.
Ike's Valley Road Dispersed (Dixie National Forest)
Scenic and highly accessible dispersed camping along forest roads within Ike's Valley. The area features a mix of flat, open meadows and sparse pine trees, offering excellent opportunities for both sun-exposed and strategically shaded campsites. Located just under two miles from the highway, it is a convenient stopover with native dirt roads that remain highly passable for most passenger vehicles under dry conditions. Campers regularly spot deer in the surrounding open fields.
Ingram Hollow Loop Dispersed Camping
Secluded dispersed camping along a network of forest roads in Dixie National Forest, providing excellent access to nearby trails.
Iron Spring Campsite
A quiet backcountry hike-in campsite situated near Iron Spring. Ideal for backpackers exploring the trails near Black Birch Canyon and Rainbow Point.
John's Valley Dispersed Camping Area
A scenic network of dirt forest spurs situated within the Dixie National Forest in John's Valley. The area features spacious clearings surrounded by pine trees, ideal for self-contained rigs seeking a peaceful stay. Access roads are composed of native soil and light gravel, which are generally passable for most vehicle types during dry conditions.
Johnson Canyon Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor running along the transition between Dixie National Forest and adjacent BLM land. The route provides access to quiet, primitive sites surrounded by pinon-juniper forest, offering an excellent base near Bald Hill.
Kanab Creek - Clay Creek Forest Road
Rustic forest road winding through the scenic public lands of the Dixie National Forest, offering primitive dispersed camping along the corridor.
Kanab Creek - Clay Creek
A scenic forest corridor along Kanab Creek and Clay Creek within Dixie National Forest, offering primitive camping opportunities among the pine trees.
Kings Creek Campground
An official, beautifully pine-shaded campground sitting high on the Colorado Plateau on the west side of Tropic Reservoir. Ideal for water recreation, hiking, and exploring the expansive local trail networks, the area features paved pads, flush restrooms, drinking water, and an on-site waste dump station.
Kodachrome Basin State Park
Spot
Lava Flat Designated Dispersed Camping Area
A quiet and spacious designated dispersed camping area set in a beautiful wooded environment of the Dixie National Forest. The area features numerous primitive, flat sites spread amongst the pines, providing excellent natural beauty and tranquility.
Limekiln Road
This scenic dispersed camping corridor runs along Limekiln Road through the scenic forest land. It provides easy access to peaceful, wooded dispersed campsites with plenty of shade and open spaces suitable for various vehicle sizes.
Little Coal Pit Forest Road
This forest road offers access to dispersed camping opportunities within Dixie National Forest, winding through scenic woodland near Haycock Mountain.
Little Creek Peak Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor located along Little Creek Peak Road and its adjacent spurs. This quiet forest setting is surrounded by pine trees, offering peaceful surroundings and native dirt surfaces.
Little Valley Road Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor is located along Little Valley Road within the scenic Dixie National Forest, offering spacious areas among pine trees and easy dirt road access.
Little Valley Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located in Dixie National Forest along Little Valley Road and its adjacent spurs. This quiet mountain pine forest setting offers ample space for self-contained rigs, with easy access to nearby mountain trail systems.
Local Road Dispersed (Dixie National Forest)
A quiet dirt forest road corridor within the Dixie National Forest, located near Flake Mountain. The route offers open access for motorhomes and standard vehicles seeking dispersed camping opportunities. Standard forest service regulations apply to overnight stays along the corridor.
Local Road Dispersed
A dirt corridor located within the Dixie National Forest offering dispersed camping opportunities on public lands near Canaan Peak.
Long Hollow Cross Over Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor traversing the high-elevation pine forests of Dixie National Forest. This road serves as an access corridor near the borders of Bryce Canyon, offering convenient dispersed camping setups close to natural landmarks.
Losee Canyon Road Dispersed Camping (BLM)
An outstanding dispersed camping corridor winding along Losee Canyon Road (FR 117) on BLM land just outside Bryce Canyon National Park and Red Canyon. The lower sections offer easy, wide-open gravel parking areas suitable for larger rigs, while the upper road becomes narrower and more forested, providing secluded juniper-sheltered pockets. It is an exceptionally scenic, free alternative to neighboring developed sites, positioned adjacent to several stunning trailheads. The upper reaches past the trailhead become deeply rutted and require high-clearance vehicles.
Lower Podunk Creek
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the southern portions of the Dixie National Forest, directly adjacent to Bryce Canyon National Park boundaries. The lower section offers immediate access for standard vehicles looking for quiet dispersed options.
Mahogany Hill Dispersed Camping
This zone is situated along the Mahogany Hill Forest Road within the Dixie National Forest. It offers a remote, natural forest setting with dispersed camping opportunities easily reached by a dirt road.
Mammoth Cave Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located along Mammoth Cave Road in Dixie National Forest, directly adjacent to Mammoth Cave. Overnight stays are prohibited in the cave's main parking lot, but numerous forested spots and spurs sit just outside the lot boundary.
Merrill Bench Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed sites nested along Merrill Bench Road with great views overlooking the town of Tropic, situated just east of Bryce Canyon. The road transitions onto public Bureau of Land Management land, offering several flat spots with established fire rings.
Merrils Bench BLM Road
This scenic dispersed camping corridor on Bureau of Land Management land near Panguitch offers wide panoramic vistas of the surrounding desert hills and valleys. High-clearance vehicles are recommended to access the most secluded pull-offs.
Mud Spring Creek Dispersed Camping
A scenic forest corridor along Mud Spring Creek within the Dixie National Forest. The route offers dispersed camping opportunities in a natural woodland setting with convenient access off the main road.
Mud Spring Draw
A quiet forest corridor located within the Dixie National Forest offering dispersed camping opportunities.
Mud Springs BLM Road
A remote dirt corridor traversing BLM managed territory near Kaiparowitz Peak. The route is highly rustic, and is best utilized by self-contained rigs looking for isolated, dry-camping options.
Natural Bridge Camp Site
A rugged backcountry camping site located near the scenic natural arches of Garfield County, Utah.
North Campground
North Campground is centrally located across the road from the Bryce Canyon Visitor Center, offering excellent convenience for hiking and taking the park shuttles. The campground sits under a canopy of ponderosa pines and contains 99 sites across loops A, B, C, and D. Loops A and B cater to RV campers with larger paved spurs, while loops C and D are reserved for tent campers.
Panguitch ATV Trailhead Parking Area
A large gravel ATV trailhead parking area located behind the local hospital. This spot features a vault toilet and an outdoor water faucet, providing a functional overnight stop close to town amenities.
Panguitch BLM Road Corridor
A remote desert corridor managed by the Bureau of Land Management, offering primitive dispersed camping along dirt tracks 527A and 515A. The area provides a quiet setting with expansive high-desert scenery, easily reachable from Panguitch, Utah. Standard BLM dispersed camping guidelines and stay limits apply. It is ideal for self-contained rigs seeking a peaceful boondocking experience close to regional destinations.
Panguitch Highway Pull-Off
A gravel parking pull-off located just off the highway near Panguitch, providing a basic spot suitable for a quick rest stop or overnight staging.
Panguitch Rest Stop
A convenient municipal rest area in Panguitch featuring a paved parking lot, heated restrooms, picnic areas, and seasonal drinking water spigots.
Panguitch Rural Rest Area
A basic, paved parking pull-off located in a scenic rural area near Panguitch, Utah, ideal for a brief rest or emergency parking.
Panguitch Urban Overnight Parking
This urban zone consists of municipal parking by the local baseball field and a large, gravel lot behind an inactive gas station. It serves as a convenient, level stopover for travelers en route to nearby scenic national parks.
Paradise RV Park & Campground
A basic, roadside commercial RV park located just outside of Panguitch, offering full hookups and self-pay options.
Peterson Point Road
A scenic dispersed camping corridor winding through the Dixie National Forest, offering primitive forest sites adjacent to natural meadows and ponderosa pine stands.
Pine Lake Campground
Pine Lake Campground sits on the Colorado Plateau adjacent to its scenic namesake lake. The facility offers 17 family sites and four group sites nestled among spruce and ponderosa pines, providing convenient access to water recreation and nearby OHV trails.
Pine Lake Forest Spurs
Dispersed camping sites along Forest Road 282 and its spurs near Pine Lake in the Dixie National Forest. These forest spurs provide quiet, shaded campsites within walking distance of the lake shoreline and scenic mountain backdrops. Access is via gravel and dirt roads that are generally passenger-car friendly in dry conditions.
Podunk Guard Station
An historic two-room cabin constructed in 1928, situated next to the East Fork Sevier River within the Dixie National Forest. This reservation-only rental features a kitchen with a propane cooktop, a wood stove for heating, a vault toilet, and adjacent access to extensive local OHV trail networks.
Podunk-Cougar Hollow (Forest Road 203)
This scenic forest corridor along Podunk-Cougar Hollow Road (FR 203) winds through the Dixie National Forest, offering dispersed camping spurs with fire pits and views of the surrounding valleys. The road climbs through pine trees and is located just minutes away from the striking Pink Cliffs scenic area.
Pole Canyon Road
Pole Canyon Road winds through the scenic Dixie National Forest, offering primitive dispersed camping along its dirt corridor. The setting is ideal for self-sufficient campers looking to camp near George Mountain.
Powell District, Dixie National Forest
Spot
Proctor-badger Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor winding through Dixie National Forest, offering primitive camping opportunities with easy forest road access.
Prospect Forest Road
Scenic dispersed camping corridor along Prospect Road inside Dixie National Forest. This area offers quiet, forested spots with standard national forest access.
Red Canyon Campground
A scenic developed campground situated in the dramatic pink and orange limestone formations of Red Canyon. The site offers spacious, well-separated loops with paved access, hot showers, drinking water, and an adjacent hiking trail network. Some highway noise is common due to the proximity to the scenic corridor. This is an excellent staging ground for visiting local geological landmarks.
Red Canyon Village RV
An established RV park located off Utah Route 12 offering electrical and water hookups, a laundry facility, and standard paid amenities like a dump station. This location is conveniently positioned roughly 15 minutes away from the entrance of Bryce Canyon National Park.
Reynolds Spring Road
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the Dixie National Forest, offering primitive dispersed camping options. This route provides access to quiet forest settings away from the main highway.
Right Allen Road (FR 113)
Right Allen Road winds through the scenic Dixie National Forest, offering dispersed camping corridors amidst the pine forests. The terrain features dirt surfaces composed of improved native materials, providing access for a variety of rig types.
Right Fork Swamp Canyon (Food Prep Only)
A dedicated backcountry food preparation area located near the Right Fork Swamp Canyon campsite, designed to keep cooking odors separate from the sleeping area.
Right Fork Swamp Canyon Campsite
An official backcountry campsite situated deep within the Right Fork of Swamp Canyon. This site is accessible only via a backcountry hiking trail.
Right Fork Yellow Creek Camp Site
Secluded backcountry hike-in campsite situated along the Under-the-Rim trail system in Bryce Canyon National Park.
Right Hand Blue Fly Dispersed Camping
A scenic forest corridor along Right Hand Blue Fly road within the Dixie National Forest, offering primitive roadside dispersed camping spots surrounded by pine trees and mountain air.
Riverside Campground
A private, family-run riverside campground located along the Sevier River. The property features dry camping sites directly on the water, some hookup options, fire pits, picnic tables, and stunning sunrise views, making it a convenient base just twenty minutes from Bryce Canyon. The friendly owners actively manage and develop the property, which remains accessible even in winter conditions. There is a single rustic flush restroom on site. Expect moderate noise from the nearby highway on the opposite side of the river.
Riverside Ranch RV Park
A developed, full-service RV park located near the Sevier River along Hatch Mountain Road. Features grassy tent areas along the water, a clean bathhouse with hot showers, basketball courts, and laundry services. It serves as a convenient basecamp for visiting Bryce Canyon, Zion, and Red Canyon.
Rjourney Cannonville RV Resort
A commercial RV park located near Cannonville, providing typical full-service amenities including dedicated tent sites, clean restrooms, showers, and laundry facilities.
Rock Canyon Dispersed
Secluded dispersed camping options situated along the Rock Canyon corridor and adjoining forest spur roads within Dixie National Forest. The area features quiet campsites surrounded by typical pinon-juniper and pine woodlands, offering excellent access to nearby natural landmarks.
Ruby's Inn Parking
A backup overnight parking option located in the paved commercial lot behind the laundry facility. This spot provides a convenient winter alternative when the main campground is closed.
Ruby's Inn RV Park & Campground
A very large, well-managed commercial campground and RV park located just outside the entrance to Bryce Canyon National Park. It features extensive amenities including flush toilets, hot showers, laundry facilities, a swimming pool, and an onsite general store.
Sand Pass South
This scenic dispersed camping corridor is located along Sand Pass South within the Dixie National Forest. It provides a peaceful setting surrounded by ponderosa pines with convenient access directly off the forest road.
Sandy Peak Loop Dispersed
A scenic, quiet forest road corridor situated in the Dixie National Forest offering numerous options for dispersed camping along dirt tracks.
Sheep Circle Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor traversing public land managed by the Bureau of Land Management outside Panguitch, Utah. Ideal for dry-weather camping with panoramic high desert views.
Sheep Circle Road
A rugged dirt and gravel corridor traversing remote Bureau of Land Management land near Panguitch.
Sheep Creek Dispersed Camping
Scenic dispersed campsites positioned on high ridges overlooking multiple canyons near Kodachrome Basin. Located along the dirt corridor of Sheep Creek Road and Road 500, these sites offer panoramic views of the red rock valleys. The approach features a steep, rutted climb that becomes highly challenging when wet, with tight turns near the canyon edges.
Sheep Creek Trail Head
A quiet and accessible Forest Service trailhead within the Dixie National Forest, serving as a staging point for local trails and offering flat, open ground suitable for short-term stays.
Sheep Hollow Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor nested along Sheep Hollow Road and adjoining forest spurs in Dixie National Forest. The area features quiet wooded sites ideal for exploring the surrounding high-desert plateaus and nearby Bryce Canyon.
Shurtz Bush - Grand Staircase-Escalante Dispersed
This scenic dispersed corridor sits just off Highway 12 on Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument lands, offering multiple clearings, creek-side flats, and ridge options with incredible red rock vistas. Access varies from flat, open staging areas suitable for moderate rigs to tight, sandy, or steep tracks leading down to shady creek bottoms. Campers can choose between panoramic high-ground exposures or deep-canyon seclusion under towering sandstone walls. Ensure you obtain the required free overnight permit from a local visitor center before setting up camp.
Skunk Creek
Skunk Creek road corridor features dispersed camping options set in the scenic pine forests of the Dixie National Forest. This area provides quiet primitive camping opportunities along a dirt road with relatively easy access for many vehicle types.
South Creek (FR 090)
This scenic dispersed camping corridor runs along South Creek on Dixie National Forest land near Panguitch, Utah. It features access to a tranquil mountain creek with several spur roads winding into the pine woods.
Stout Canyon Ridge Dispersed
A scenic, quiet network of forest roads and spur spurs situated on Dixie National Forest land. The area features spacious clearings in a mixed-pine forest offering great opportunities for primitive dispersed camping.
Stump Spring Trailhead Road
An open forest road staging area and trailhead located within Dixie National Forest, providing standard access for dispersed camping.
Sunset Campground
Sunset Campground is located 1.5 miles from the park visitor center, nestled under mature pines close to Sunrise and Sunset Points. The campground provides basic dry camping with flush toilets and running water available seasonally. Campsites are closely spaced, but the prime location allows direct trail access into the amphitheater.
Swamp Canyon Campsite
A designated backcountry campsite located along the scenic trail systems within Bryce Canyon National Park.
Swamp Canyon Food Prep Area
A designated food preparation area located near the Swamp Canyon Campsite, established to deter wildlife from sleeping areas.
Syrett Forest Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the towering pines of Dixie National Forest, situated just outside Bryce Canyon National Park. This forest road offers easy access to standard dispersed camping spots directly adjacent to the national park boundary.
Table Cliff (Powell Point) Road
A rugged dirt road winding up the scenic Aquarius Plateau area of Dixie National Forest, leading toward spectacular overlook points and climbing access. Dispersed camping spots with established rock fire rings are scattered along the upper sections of the corridor.
Tebbs Hollow Road Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping options nested in the pines along Tebbs Hollow Road and its adjoining spurs within the Dixie National Forest.
Three Creeks Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along the Three Creeks forest road in Dixie National Forest. The area features peaceful wooded surroundings with convenient access to nearby natural springs.
Tom Best-flake Swale Dispersed
An unpaved forest road corridor winding through the scenic Dixie National Forest, offering numerous spots suitable for self-contained dispersed camping. The route features flat dirt and native material surfaces that accommodate a wide variety of rigs when dry.
Tropic Urban Stealth Parking
A generic commercial/municipal urban zone inside the town of Tropic. Active municipal restrictions apply to vehicle sleeping, though occasional unbothered stays are reported in quiet parking lots.
Turkey Track
This scenic dispersed camping area is situated in a ponderosa pine forest within the Dixie National Forest, accessed via Turkey Track road.
Uinta Flat Designated Dispersed Camping Area
Spacious meadows and pine groves along Forest Service Road 064 offering designated dispersed camping. The lower portion of the road is highly accessible while deeper spurs become progressively rutted and rough. Expect peaceful, open views with occasional sightings of pronghorn and local wildlife.
Upper Kanab-Big Hollow Road
A scenic dirt corridor weaving through Dixie National Forest, offering primitive roadside dispersed camping options. This route provides access to the pristine surroundings near Black Butte and George Mountain.
Upper Valley G S Dispersed Corridor
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along the Upper Valley G S road within Dixie National Forest, offering direct access to pine forests and nearby vistas.
Utah Power And Light Road Dispersed
A quiet and scenic dispersed camping corridor winding through Dixie National Forest near Bryce Canyon. Numerous pull-offs offer serene, wooded clearings with rustic stone fire rings nestled along a rocky forest road.
West Rim Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along West Rim Road inside Dixie National Forest.
White Bridge Campground
A quiet and well-maintained developed campground situated alongside Panguitch Creek. Shaded cottonwood and aspen sites line the streamside loop, while the opposite side of the road features open sagebrush sites with picnic shelters.
Wildlife Point & Panguitch Lake Forest Spur
This access zone near Panguitch Lake offers a combination of paved waterfront access at Wildlife Point and rustic forest spur routing nearby. Set in the scenic Dixie National Forest, the area provides a base close to the water and forest services.
Williams Hollow Dispersed Camping
A scenic corridor within the Dixie National Forest offering dispersed camping opportunities along a native dirt road. The area is surrounded by tranquil pine forests and is highly accessible, serving as an excellent base for exploring the Panguitch region.
Wilson Peak Faa
A scenic corridor along the Wilson Peak Faa road within the Dixie National Forest offering natural roadside camping.
Yellow Creek BLM Road Corridor
An unpaved road corridor passing through scenic, remote Bureau of Land Management public lands near Panguitch.
Yellow Creek Campsite
A primitive hike-in campsite situated along Yellow Creek near scenic backcountry trails.
Yellow Creek Group Site
A designated hike-in group backcountry campsite located deep within the scenic canyon country of Bryce Canyon National Park.
Yovimpa Pass Site A
An established backcountry hike-in campsite situated near Yovimpa Pass, offering primitive camping within the forest.
Yovimpa Pass Site B
Primitive backcountry hike-in site tucked away in the forest near Yovimpa Pass.
Yovimpa Pass Site C
A quiet, isolated walk-in backcountry campsite positioned near the Southern end of the Riggs Spring Loop trail system.