You might not get a boondocking experience here, but they have tried to keep it a bit secluded from the rush of the cities. It is nearly 18 miles from Arches National Park. It is more than 5,000 ft high and many call it the most desired camping spot in the country. Located in the south eastern parts of Utah, this campground gives you a closer look at the sky and its beautiful adornments – the stars and galaxies. Devil’s Garden Campground For thousands of years, observing the night sky has been fundamental to human life and survival. Now, if you have packed your bags and got your fifth wheel ready, here are the best spots in Utah for you to go camping.Ĭamping in Utah is one the best ways to experience this beautiful state. People who live in Utah and have their own travel trailers and truck campers are lucky to have such diverse landscapes and topography for the perfect camping experience.
Often, dry camping means staying in a campground without hookups, whereas, boondocking typically means staying in a completely undeveloped area.From the unusually salty waters of the Great Salt Lake to the sky kissing 13,500 ft high top of Kings Peak, Utah is one of the states that offer great landscapes, beautiful scenery and spectacular views of the nature. You may also hear it referred to as 'dry camping'. That's the first night that we went "boondocking" and although I was a bit nervous at first, it turned out to be one of our most favorite nights of the entire trip! Boondocking is essentially camping without hookups. We found a small one-way gravel road on some public land in the Goshute mountains and decided to venture down it to find a private off the grid campsite for the night. We didn't make it all the way on this day though.
93 south towards Ely because I wanted to catch Route 50 west through the middle of the state for some extra small town scenery. We just did a grocery store run and got gas in Wendover and then decided to leave the Interstate and take Hwy.
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