Dispersed Camping in Grand County, Utah
Showing 687 locations in Grand County (Page 3 of 3).
Spanish Trails RV Park
A clean, highly structured RV resort situated along Highway 191 south of Moab, noted for its exceptionally clean restrooms, heated pool, and hot tub. Note that this property strictly enforces rules allowing certified RVs only, with no tent camping permitted.
Spring Canyon Area 2648 Dispersed
A scenic corridor on BLM land near Moab, offering dispersed camping on an improved dirt road. The area is highly rural, surrounded by dramatic desert vistas with proximity to Bowknot Bend Overlook and Cliffhanger Bridge.
Spring Canyon BLM Road
A scenic dirt corridor winding through canyon terrain northwest of Moab, offering primitive dispersed camping opportunities on BLM-managed land.
Spring Canyon BLM Road
A scenic dirt corridor traversing Bureau of Land Management land near Green River. This route offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities amidst a quiet desert canyon setting.
Spring Canyon Dispersed Camping
A rugged dirt route traversing remote Bureau of Land Management territory. Primitive roadside clearings along this corridor provide quiet dispersed camping opportunities.
Spring Canyon Landing Strip Dispersed
Dispersed camping options along the Spring Canyon Landing Strip dirt road. Located on remote BLM land in the scenic desert landscape of Utah, this corridor offers rustic camping with high privacy.
Spring Canyon Point - BLM Primitive Road
Stunning dispersed camping corridor leading along the rim toward Spring Canyon Point. Campers can access breathtaking vistas of Labyrinth Canyon and Bowknot Bend directly from primitive sites near the canyon edge, accessed via a rugged dirt track.
Spring Canyon Point Road Dispersed
A scenic, primitive dirt road corridor on BLM land near Moab, offering remote dispersed camping with canyon views and close proximity to Secret Spire.
Spring Canyon Road BLM Dispersed
This expansive Bureau of Land Management dispersed camping corridor runs along Spring Canyon Road near Lone Mesa. The area features pristine desert landscapes with stunning views of red rock formations and canyons, offering high privacy. Access requires a high-clearance or 4WD vehicle as the primitive road transitions into deep, loose sand. Campers must self-contain all waste in accordance with local Moab area regulations.
Spring Canyon Road BLM Primitive Area
Remote dispersed camping corridor along Spring Canyon Road leading down to the Labyrinth Canyon area. The road is highly rugged and best suited for high-clearance, 4WD vehicles seeking isolated wilderness camping.
Spring Canyon Road Dispersed
A scenic backcountry route weaving through sandstone formations and sagebrush flats northwest of Moab. Campsites along this corridor are highly spaced, offering excellent privacy and peace away from the busier recreation hubs nearby. The unimproved primitive road surfaces are generally hard-packed dirt with occasional washboards and rocky segments.
Spring Canyon Well
A primitive dispersed camping corridor along the Spring Canyon Well route on BLM land near Moab. The rugged dirt road winds through scenic canyon terrain, offering secluded and quiet pull-offs for capable high-clearance vehicles.
Spur Road BLM Dispersed
A quiet and remote dirt spur road offering dispersed camping on Bureau of Land Management land near Moab.
Standing Rock Campsite
A remote, designated backcountry campsite located next to the iconic Standing Rock formation in the Maze District of Canyonlands National Park.
State Line Gateway BLM Roads
A network of primitive BLM routes located along the Utah-Colorado border northeast of Moab near Dolores Point. This rugged area offers highly secluded dispersed camping in a dramatic canyon and mesa landscape.
Steamboat Mesa BLM Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor along primitive BLM roads surrounding Steamboat Mesa northeast of Moab. This wilderness setting offers wide-open desert vistas and immense solitude, reachable only by high-clearance vehicles.
Steamboat Mesa BLM Roads
Located on the scenic Steamboat Mesa northeast of Moab, these primitive BLM roads offer secluded, highly scenic dispersed camping with panoramic red rock views. The access roads are rough, rutted, and require high clearance, making them best suited for camper vans and smaller, capable rigs. Standard BLM regulations apply, but note that local rules strictly require the pack-out of all solid human waste in this region.
Steer Ridge BLM Roads
This remote area features dispersed camping opportunities along Steer Ridge and adjacent primitive BLM roads in the rugged canyons north of Moab. The terrain is highly undeveloped, offering quiet and secluded primitive sites with panoramic desert views.
Straight Shot
Dispersed camping sites along an improved BLM dirt corridor with easy access.
Sun Country RV Resort and Campground
A fully-developed commercial RV resort located just north of Moab, offering comprehensive facilities including hot showers, laundry, and a swimming pool.
Sun Outdoors Moab Downtown
A well-equipped commercial RV park in downtown Moab featuring paved sites, mature shade trees, and extensive resort amenities, though street noise from the nearby main corridor is common.
Sun Outdoors Moab North
A fully renovated commercial RV resort just north of downtown Moab. Features extensive facilities including modern restrooms, hot showers, and laundry. Great basecamp between Arches and Canyonlands National Parks.
Sunset Pass Campsite
This remote backcountry campsite is located near Sunset Pass along the rugged Poison Springs and North Hatch Canyon route.
Swede's Hole BLM Road Corridor
Remote dispersed camping corridor along Swede's Hole Road on BLM land north of Moab near Cisco Springs. This primitive desert area offers expansive vistas and high isolation, accessible via dirt tracks that can become challenging during inclement weather.
Syncline Backcountry Campsite
This is a designated hike-in backcountry campsite along the Syncline Loop Trail in Canyonlands National Park, requiring an official NPS overnight permit.
Taylor Canyon Campsite
Located deep within Taylor Canyon beneath the towering sandstone spires of Moses and Zeus, this primitive backcountry campsite offers incredible canyon views and pristine wilderness solitude. Access requires a high-clearance 4WD vehicle to navigate the rugged canyon spur road. A National Park Service backcountry permit is strictly required to camp here overnight.
Teapot Rock Campsite
A highly remote backcountry campsite located near Teapot Rock in the Maze District of Canyonlands National Park, requiring an overnight permit and a high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicle.
Ten Mile Point Dispersed
Ten Mile Point offers scenic dispersed camping on BLM lands north of Moab. The primitive roads provide access to multiple flat desert clearings suitable for self-contained rigs. The road is generally passable but can deteriorate quickly during wet weather.
Ten Mile Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Ten Mile Road on BLM land near Moab, Utah. The route features improved dirt surfaces suitable for a range of rigs in dry weather.
Ten Mile Wash to Ruby Ranch Dispersed
A rugged corridor of primitive BLM roads leading from Ten Mile Wash toward Ruby Ranch, offering quiet desert camping. The terrain is sandy and rocky, requiring high-clearance vehicles to navigate safely through the scenic wash country.
Tenmile Wash & Point 2856 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located along Tenmile Wash northwest of Moab. The primitive road traverses a scenic desert wash with red rock backdrops, offering multiple undeveloped pull-outs suitable for self-contained rigs.
Tenmile Wash Primitive Roads
This network of primitive dirt roads winds through the scenic desert terrain of Tenmile Wash. Dispersed camping is permitted on BLM land here, offering exceptional solitude in a rugged backcountry setting. High-clearance vehicles are strongly recommended due to sandy wash sections and rough, unmaintained dirt surfaces. Campers must carry out all waste and pack in their own water.
The Desert Moon Hotel and RV Park
A retro, community-oriented boutique hotel and RV park in Thompson Springs. It offers full hookups, tent sites, and clean community restrooms with hot showers. The atmosphere is pet-friendly and features a quiet courtyard, though it sits close to active rail lines.
The Gathering Place
A quiet private campground offering a peaceful alternative to crowded public sites in the area. Guests can book campsites through Airbnb, which feature picnic tables, fire pits, grills, and electric hookups, alongside amenities like hot indoor and outdoor showers, laundry facilities, and a dishwashing station.
The Ledge Campground
An expansive Bureau of Land Management campground complex set in a stunning red rock valley along Kane Creek. It features 105 individual campsites and multiple group sites, popular with off-highway vehicle users looking to access nearby rugged trails. While the dramatic canyon cliffs provide incredible scenery, the sites are highly exposed with minimal shade. Access involves navigating a steep, narrow switchback road down into the canyon and crossing shallow creek beds. Due to these access challenges, it is not recommended for large RVs or trailers.
The Neck Campsite
The Neck Campsite is a remote backcountry camping spot located in the spectacular desert landscape of Canyonlands, accessible only via challenging high-clearance four-wheel-drive routes.
The Needles Campground
Needles Campground (historically known as Squaw Flat) is a beautifully situated developed campground nestled within spectacular sandstone rock formations. It offers paved loops with picnic tables, fire rings, seasonal drinking water, and vault toilets, providing direct trail access into canyon territory.
The Spur Road BLM Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor situated on BLM land along The Spur Road, providing access to remote canyon country and scenic desert vistas near Sugarloaf Butte.
The Spur Road BLM Dispersed
This remote BLM road corridor offers dispersed camping in a scenic high-desert landscape near Tank Point. It provides exceptional isolation and deep quiet, but the dirt route can become impassable during wet conditions.
The Wall Campsite
This remote backcountry campsite is located beneath towering sandstone cliffs in the Maze District of Canyonlands National Park, requiring a high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicle and an overnight permit.
Thompson and Sego Canyons Dispersed Camping
Dispersed canyon camping along Thompson and Sego Canyon Roads on BLM land north of Thompson Springs. The corridor offers multiple gravel pull-offs with mature cottonwood trees providing shade. High-clearance vehicles are recommended due to washouts, rough tracks, and active creek crossings. The area sits near historic ghost town ruins and rock art panels, making it an excellent base for cultural exploration. Private land boundaries exist along the canyon floor, so campers must use established sites on public sections.
Thompson Area 5685 Dispersed
This remote BLM corridor north of Moab offers dispersed desert camping along a rough dirt road near the Book Cliffs. The area provides wide-open space with minimal amenities, suitable for self-contained rigs looking for seclusion.
Thompson Bench BLM Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Thompson Bench on BLM-managed land, offering easy access to the historic Sego Canyon rock art panels.
Thompson Water Tank Road Dispersed
This scenic dispersed camping area is located along Thompson Water Tank Road near Sego Canyon. The main access road is paved, leading to dirt spurs where campers can find quiet, spacious sites in a classic Utah desert canyon setting.
Top of the World BLM Road
This rugged backcountry corridor ascends the Top of the World trail on BLM land, offering outstanding panoramic views of the Fisher Towers. The extremely rocky road features several primitive dispersed camping pull-offs suitable only for capable high-clearance 4WD vehicles.
Triangle BLM Road Dispersed
An unimproved BLM dirt road corridor near Moab offering dispersed camping opportunities on public land.
Triangle Road Dispersed Camping (BLM)
A peaceful and secluded dispersed camping corridor located along Triangle Road in the Dolores River Canyon. This area features spectacular sandstone formations, canyon wilderness views, and quiet campsites ideal for self-sufficient rigs.
Tusher Canyon BLM Primitive Road
A rugged primitive road corridor winding through desert terrain near Determination Towers and Tusher Tunnel. This route offers dispersed, undeveloped camping opportunities on public land surrounded by iconic red rock features.
Tusher Canyon
A rugged dirt corridor offering dispersed camping on BLM-managed land, winding through scenic canyon terrain near Moab.
Tusher Canyon
A scenic canyon corridor located north of Moab on BLM-managed land, winding through towering sandstone walls and offering various primitive dispersed camping pullouts.
Tusher Canyon South Dispersed Camping
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Tusher Canyon South and adjacent primitive BLM roads just north of Moab. The area features striking sandstone formations and proximity to historical and paleontological sites like Courthouse Rock and the Mill Canyon Dinosaur Tracks Trailhead.
Tusher-Mill Canyon Link Dispersed
This scenic BLM road corridor provides access to dispersed camping opportunities north of Moab, set against the striking backdrop of Monitor and Merrimac Buttes. The area is highly exposed with sandy terrain, offering excellent access to nearby off-road trails and natural landmarks.
Twin Corral Oil Well Road Dispersed Camping
Remote dispersed camping opportunities situated along Twin Corral Oil Well Road and connecting primitive desert spurs. This area offers vast desert views and deep isolation with multiple undeveloped pullouts suitable for self-contained rigs.
Up the Creek Campground
A quiet, walk-in, tent-only campground situated in a shaded grove along a small creek in downtown Moab, offering a peaceful setting with hot showers and dishwashing facilities within easy walking distance of Main Street.
Upheaval Bottom Campsite
A remote, designated backcountry campsite on the White Rim Road, situated near the Upheaval Canyon Trailhead. This site offers stunning views of the surrounding canyon walls and is an ideal stopover for White Rim trail users.
Upper Big Bend Campground
An official developed BLM campground tucked right against the Colorado River. Features 8 individual sites with majestic canyon views, popular with rock climbers due to the proximity of the Big Bend Bouldering Area.
Upper Onion Creek Campground
Upper Onion Creek Campground offers striking views of the Colorado River canyon and the surrounding red rock cliffs, mesas, and spires, with the La Sal Mountains as a backdrop. Individual sites are available on a first-come, first-served basis, while group sites are reservable. Situated just under a mile off State Route 128, it provides easy access to the scenic Onion Creek road.
Upper Onion Creek Campground
A scenic Bureau of Land Management campground featuring numbered, level sites along Onion Creek Road, positioned just south of Fisher Towers. The location offers stunning views of the Colorado River Valley red rock formations, equipped with vault toilets, fire rings, and picnic tables.
Upper Onion Creek Group Site
An equestrian-friendly developed group site located further up the Onion Creek corridor. It features horse corrals, vault toilets, and picnic shelters, with dramatic views of the surrounding canyon country.
Utahraptor State Park Campground
A newly built state park campground offering paved, highly level asphalt parking pads with electric and water hookups, modern bathhouses with showers, and dual dump stations. Nestled in a scenic red rock desert valley, it provides beautiful panoramic views and excellent big-rig accessibility.
Valley City and Salt Valley Roads BLM Dispersed
An expansive network of BLM dispersed camping sites located along Valley City Road and Salt Valley Road just north of Arches National Park. The area offers large flat areas, stunning red rock formations, and peaceful desert solitude, though roads can become extremely muddy and slick during wet weather.
Valley City BLM Road East
A flat dirt pull-off located just off the main highway on BLM land. It offers easy access for quick overnight stops, though expect moderate highway noise.
Valley City BLM Road West
Located further down the dirt road corridor, this dispersed area offers greater privacy and quieter surroundings. Standard high-clearance vehicles will easily navigate the graded dirt tracks to reach multiple open sites.
Valley City Reservoir BLM Primitive Road
This primitive BLM dirt road offers quiet dispersed camping opportunities north of Moab near the Valley City Reservoir. It is best suited for self-contained rigs, with standard BLM rules and a 14-day stay limit applying.
Van Pelts Road Dispersed
A primitive BLM road corridor located near the scenic Onion Creek area. It offers secluded dispersed camping spots among Moab's iconic red rock formations.
Village Camp Moab
A modern commercial RV park offering full utility hookups, swimming pool, and pickleball courts. Conveniently located off Highway 191 near key scenic viewpoints.
Warner Lake Campground
Warner Lake Campground and Cabin are nestled in the La Sal Mountains next to scenic Warner Lake. The campground features sites set among mature aspen trees, offering a peaceful setting for fishing, canoeing, kayaking, and hiking along multiple nearby trails.
West Buckeye Road Dispersed Corridor
A scenic dirt road corridor in the Moab Ranger District of Manti-La Sal National Forest, offering opportunities for dispersed camping.
West Carpenter Ridge
A remote dispersed camping corridor winding along West Carpenter Ridge in the Manti-La Sal National Forest, providing quiet forested camping spots.
West Nash Wash Wells Dispersed
A remote BLM road corridor offering undeveloped dispersed camping in the desert north of Moab. It is ideal for self-contained rigs seeking quiet isolation.
West Nash Wash Wells
Dispersed camping corridor located along West Nash Wash Wells road on BLM-managed land. This area offers quiet desert camping with scenic mesa views north of Moab.
West Valley BLM Road
A dispersed camping corridor along an improved dirt BLM road north of Moab, offering quiet desert surroundings near the Valley City Reservoir.
West Valley Road Dispersed BLM
This quiet BLM road corridor offers dispersed camping in the high desert of Grand County. Suitable for self-contained rigs, the dirt road can become difficult when wet.
White Crack Campsite
This highly coveted backcountry campsite along the rugged White Rim Road offers dramatic panoramic views of the surrounding canyons.
White's Rapid Camps
A primitive hike-in or boat-in camping area located along the Colorado River at White's Rapid. Excellent for rafters, kayakers, and hikers seeking riverside wilderness camping.
William's Bottom Campground
A well-maintained BLM developed campground situated along the Colorado River Canyon between the Wall Street climbing area and the Poison Spider trailhead. It features shady sites suitable for tents and small trailers. Pit toilets and a dumpster are available on-site, and each site includes a picnic table and fire ring. This is an extremely popular spot for climbers and OHV users with quick access to nearby trails.
Willow Basin Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping opportunities are located along the dirt and gravel corridor of Willow Basin Road within the Manti-La Sal National Forest. The compacted soil road is generally accessible to most rigs in dry conditions, offering a peaceful forest setting near several scenic overlooks.
Willow Flat Campground
A scenic developed campground located near the Green River Overlook in Canyonlands National Park. It features 12 well-spaced sites equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, and shade structures. Access is fully paved, and vault toilets are available on-site, but campers must bring their own water.
Willow Springs Road Dispersed Area
A heavily managed designated-dispersed camping corridor along Willow Springs Road, now integrated into Utahraptor State Park. Sites are numbered and require online registration and a fee, overseen by active camp hosts.
Windy Peak Road Dispersed
Windy Peak Road offers dispersed camping opportunities along its dirt corridor in the desert near Moab. The area provides a quiet, remote camping experience with expansive desert vistas and proximity to local trailheads.
Winter Camp Ridge Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping sites located along Winter Camp Ridge (BLM Road 4356), offering excellent vistas of the surrounding red rock formations. Access is primitive and requires high-clearance vehicles, with secluded spots situated just below a small hill.
Yellow Cat Mine Road Dispersed
A desert dispersed camping corridor located along Yellow Cat Mine Road. The main road is primarily gravel, offering stable access even during rain, with spacious sites suitable for larger rigs to park and turn around. It serves as an excellent base for exploring the surrounding desert landscape and historical mining areas.
Yellow Cat Primitive Road East
A remote dirt track offering dispersed camping on BLM land near Yellow Cat Mesa, with expansive desert scenery and absolute quiet.
Yellow Cat Primitive Road West
A primitive desert road providing isolated dispersed camping sites with panoramic views of the rugged Moab hinterlands.
Yellow Circle Road & Strike Ravine BLM Dispersed
This sprawling Bureau of Land Management dispersed camping corridor runs along Yellow Circle Road and the Strike Ravine trail south of Moab. The lower flats offer spacious, hardpacked gravel pullouts suitable for larger rigs, while the upper roads transition into rugged trails climbing toward scenic ridge lines. Campers can enjoy scenic views of the surrounding red rocks and distant mountains, but must be prepared for exposed, windy conditions. Please note that the upper cliff sites are permanently closed for resource restoration, so camping is limited to established lower sites.
Yellow Circle Road BLM Dispersed
This dispersed camping area lies along Yellow Circle Road and associated BLM primitive tracks just south of Moab. Campers will find scattered dirt pullouts with expansive desert views and easy access to local sandstone features like Guardian Rock. The access road is unpaved and can feature moderate washboards and soft sand, making high-clearance or robust rigs preferable. Standard BLM dispersed rules and a 14-day stay limit apply.
Z9 Road Dispersed
This rugged BLM road near Moab offers primitive, dispersed camping along a rough dirt corridor. High-clearance vehicles are required to navigate the challenging terrain.