Free Camping Collection
Dispersed Camping
Antelope Spring Cave
About
Bureau of Land Management
The cave is gated and managed by the BLM in Fillmore. Antelope Springs Cave is the tenth longest cave in Utah at .61 miles. The entrance has a short vertical drop, then a sloping drop to the bottom. All undeveloped caves, by their very nature contain some hazards. Make sure to be careful and prepared. Safety helmets with chin straps are required. No pets are allowed in the cave. There are areas for dispersed camping near the cave.
Access
- Drive-InPark next to your site
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Site Types
- Dispersed
Features
For Campers
- Fires
LegendAntelope Springs Cave
I’ve been caving in Utah for about 20 years. Really cool experience, but you need to be careful. Note that a permit is required, you need to get it from the BLM office in Fillmore before you head out. There have been some tragic accidents in other areas. Ensure people know where you are and when you’re due back just in case, wear a helmet and carry a backup light source. Very cool to combine this with dispersed camping though on the BLM land surrounding the site. I’ve rarely seen anyone else out here.
Location
Antelope Spring Cave is located in Utah
Directions
Directions will be provided along with permit
Coordinates
38.37721816 N
113.34894075 W