RV Camping Areas

• Evanston-Mountain View Ranger District

  This Forest is popular for its multiple recreation uses.  This Forest is popular to visit in the summer because of the cool temperatures and high elevations (ranging from 8,000' to 13,500'). Backpacking is especially popular since the Districts feature the gateway to Utah's highest point, Kings Peak (13,528'), and access to other challenging peaks in the High Uinta Wilderness areas.  The Districts also have many places to day hike, mountain bike, or ride your horse or OHV. Hunting and fishing are also favorite pastimes. During the winter, several areas are designated for snowmobiling or cross country skiing, which is increasingly in popularity.

• Bear River Campground
• Beaver View Campground
• Bridger Lake Campground
• China Meadows Campground
• China Meadows Trailhead
• Christmas Meadows Campground
• Deadhorse Trailhead
• East Fork Bear River Campground
• East Fork Blacks Fork Trailhead
• Hayden Fork Campground
• Hoop Lake Campground
• Marsh Lake Campground
• Meeks Cabin Campground
• Stateline Campground
• Stillwater Campground
• Sulphur Campground
• Wolverine ATV Trailhead/Campground
• Heber-Kamas Ranger District

  This Ranger District is fast becoming a four-season destination. The mountainous terrain and abundant lakes invite visitors to hike, camp, fish, ride mountain bikes, backpack and ride off-highway vehicles in the summer. During the winter, the quality snow draws legions of backcountry skiers, dog sledders and snowmobilers.

• Aspen Grove Campground
• Butterfly Lake Campground
• Cobblerest Campground
• Ledgefork Campground
• Lilly Lake Campground
• Lodgepole Campground
• Lost Creek Campground
• Lower Provo River Campground
• Mirror Lake Campground
• Moosehorn Campground
• Renegade Campground
• Shady Dell Campground
• Shingle Creek ATV Campground
• Smith-Morehouse Campground
• Soldier Creek Campground
• Strawberry Bay Campground
• Trial Lake Campground
• Washington Lake Campground
• Yellow Pine Campground
• Logan Ranger District

  Outdoor enthusiasts can participate in a vast range of activities on the District. In the summer, activities include hiking, camping, rock climbing, mountain biking, horseback riding, canoeing, kayaking, OHV riding as well as long time traditions such as hunting and fishing. The onset of winter doesn't slow down the action. Once the ground is blanked with a thick layer of snow, visitors can snowmobile, cross country ski or snow shoe across the District's infamous powder.

• Box Elder Campground
• Bridger Campground
• Friendship Campground
• Guinavah- Malibu Campground
• High Creek Campground
• Lewis M. Turner Campground
• Lodge Campground
• Pioneer Campground
• Preston Valley Campground
• Red Banks Campground
• Smithfield Campground
• Spring Campground
• Spring Hollow Campground
• Sunrise Campground
• Tony Grove Lake Campground
• Wood Camp Campground
• Ogden Ranger District

  From May through September, the District is very busy place especially on the weekends. On Pineview Reservoir, visitors can indulge in water sports such as boating, swimming and fishing. Camping is also available at Pineview. Summer visitors can take a scenic drive, hike, bike, watch birds and wildlife, and ride their OHVs. Winter activities include snowmobiling, downhill and cross country skiing, snow shoeing, and ice-fishing.

• Pleasant Grove Ranger District

  The majestic Mt. Timpanogos towers over the Pleasant Grove Ranger District and beckons hikers from all over the State to its summit. In fact, the District is a popular destination due to its diversity of year-round recreation. The American Fork Canyon-Alpine Loop Recreation area is a particular favorite, offering fishing, family camping, arduous cycling, snowmobiling, ATVing, and rock-climbing. The District is also home to a herd of Rocky Mountain Sheep and maintaining a healthy ecosystem for this species and many others is a priority.

• Granite Flat Campground
• Hope Campground
• Little Mill Campground
• Mount Timpanogos Campground
• Rock Canyon Campground
• Timponeeke Campground
• Salt Lake Ranger District

  The mountainous Salt Lake Ranger District is the classic "urban" forest where more than a million people reside in the adjacent Salt Lake, Davis and Tooele Counties. The annual snow pack is both an important source of water for local communities and a draw for alpine skiers worldwide seeking the "Greatest Snow on Earth." The District's proximity, scenic beauty, and year-round recreation opportunities means that it is a beloved and busy place. An ongoing challenge for the District is to carefully balance the natural resource capabilities with public needs and desires. The public, in turn, plays a crucial role in keeping the District a vibrant place to visit and play.

• Bountiful Peak Campground
• Boy Scout Campground
• Cottonwood Campground - SLRD
• Intake Campground
• Loop Campground
• Lower Narrows Campground
• Redman Campground-SLRD
• Spruces Campground
• Tanners Flat Campground
• Upper Narrows Campground
• Spanish Fork Ranger District

  The breathtaking 11,877-foot Mt. Nebo towers over the Spanish Fork Ranger District making it the highest peak along the Wasatch Front. The District is a popular destination due to its diversity of year-round recreation. The Mt. Nebo Scenic Byway is a popular favorite, offering fishing, family camping, scenic driving, arduous cycling, snowmobiling, horseback riding, and hiking. The District is also home to the Devil's Kitchen Geologic Interest Area which is similar to Bryce Canyon National Park, but on a smaller scale.

  Motorized Vehicle Use Map
  Uinta Winter Travel Map
  Nebo Area Winter Travel Map

• Balsam Campground
• Bear Canyon Campground
• Blackhawk Campground
• Cherry Campground
• Cottonwood Campground
• Diamond Campground
• Diamond Fork
• Maple Lake Campground
• Payson Lakes Campground
• Ponderosa Campground
• Tinney Flat Campground
• Vernon Reservoir Campground
• Whiting Campground