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Mcmillan Spring Campground

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Mcmillan Spring Campground is located in a region of Utah characterized by rugged terrain with sparse vegetation. The area experiences temperature highs around 90°F in summer and lows near 20°F in winter. Nearby attractions include Capitol Reef National Park and Goblin Valley State Park, offering opportunities for exploration and sightseeing.

Fee Info

No minimum fee, pay what you feel your experience is worth. Fee is paid on-site.

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Location

Mcmillan Spring Campground is located in Utah

Detail location of campground

Directions

15 miles east of Notom Road and Sandy Ranch Junction

Address

Henry Mountains Field Station 380 South 100 West
Hanksville, UT 84734

Coordinates

38.072028 N
110.848157 W

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Access

  • Drive-In
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Site Types

  • Tent Sites

Features

For Campers

  • Drinking Water
  • Toilets

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Reviewed Mar. 29, 2022

Great Camping

Private area next to the Henry Mountains with good hiking and camping. Very private and excellent star gazing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I set up a tent at McMillan Springs Campground?

Yes, tent camping is welcome and ideal at McMillan Springs Campground. The campground features several flat, cleared areas perfect for setting up tents. The secluded nature of this campground makes it particularly appealing for tent campers seeking privacy and a genuine wilderness experience. Bring appropriate gear for potentially variable weather conditions, especially if camping during shoulder seasons.

What amenities are available at McMillan Springs Campground?

McMillan Springs Campground offers basic amenities in a pristine natural setting. The campground provides primitive camping facilities with vault toilets, but no running water or electrical hookups. Each site typically includes a fire ring and picnic table. The remote location means you'll need to bring all your own water and supplies. The campground's isolation near the Henry Mountains contributes to its exceptional stargazing opportunities, which could be considered one of its natural amenities.

How do I reserve a spot at McMillan Springs Campground?

McMillan Springs Campground operates on a first-come, first-served basis with no advance reservation system in place. To secure a spot, arrive early, especially during weekends or peak seasons. The remote location means sites are often available, but it's always wise to have a backup plan during busier periods. Contact the local Bureau of Land Management office for the most current information on camping procedures and any seasonal closures or restrictions.

What is the best time of year to visit McMillan Springs Campground?

Late spring through early fall offers the most pleasant conditions at McMillan Springs Campground. Summer months provide excellent access to hiking trails and exploration of the nearby Henry Mountains, though be prepared for potentially warm daytime temperatures. Spring brings wildflowers while fall offers cooler temperatures and changing colors. The campground's higher elevation location means nights can be chilly even in summer. Winter visits are possible but challenging due to potential snow and limited access, making the warmer months generally preferable for most campers.