Best Campgrounds near Alton, UT

Road was closed before getting to the numbered sites. Recent weather has the dirt road slick and muddy. Area is beautiful and I saw deer on the way in. Will try again next time. 3-21-25

Flat spots with beautiful views. Sheep Bridge road is well graded but definitely lots of washboard. The spur roads where the camping is a rutted out but you can avoid most of the ruts. DON'T ATTEMPT THIS IF ROADS ARE WET. The map at the entrance only has a few sites designated for RVs but every site is currently being used by an RV.

Closer to other families than I like to be, but the park is lovely and the views just enchanting.

It’s good enough for one night-just somewhere to sleep. A bit off the highway and still had cell service

This campground is beautiful! We are in the A loop with electricity and the views of the cliffs, including Watchman are wonderful. Bathrooms are clean and the whole campground looks well-maintained. However, this is a very busy park. The visitor center is walking distance and it was packed. The shuttles for scenic drive were packed also. Glad lots of people can enjoy this park but it will be hard to find solitude here.

This is a beautiful place! Open with vistas in all directions. So well run! Gorgeous sites, bathrooms, showers, laundry, terrace for social gathering, little store with fresh eggs, little library book exchange and more. The attention to detail is what makes this place luxurious. We loved our one night stay here and will return in the summer when it is warm enough to sit outside!

We drove in on our 2wd camper van and the last .75 miles was scary with steep inclines and curves. Once we got to the top we couldn’t complain. A few other cars drove in about an hour after us, plenty of space for us all. Some people riding ATVs when we arrived.

Magnificent view! As a couple people have said, pull a sharp right at the top of the hill. Easy to get to with 2 wheel drive when dry. Pretty tight turns between trees further back in the site where the big view is. Flat ground could be tough to find with a long vehicle or trailer. Bit windy today, it’s relatively exposed.

Right off the road next to the northwest side of the Coral Pink Sand Dunes. Has an entrance for both pedestrians and OHV's to get into the dunes from here. About 3 miles from he main entrance to the Dunes State Park and activities. 

Big sand and dirt parking lot. Sand is really packed down in most of the lot, but there are a few areas to be careful driving in. Really level in most of the parking lot. 

Stayed 3 days in February and was all alone camping, saw a few OHV's pass through and each day 1-2 groups of OHV day users would park here.

When you come in from either the North or South on Sheep Bridge Road, you have a choice of going down one of the spurs which has anywhere from 5-15 campsites typically. Sheep Bridge Road is in great shape, but the spurs have some ruts in them. Easily passable with 4WD and even probably 2WD when not wet, but have to slow to a crawl over some of the potholes. Easy to get into Hurricane for supplies if needed, but still feels very remote. 

These sites have the most incredible views of the mountains, plateaus, and ridges around the Hurricane/Zion area. A lot of the sites aren't very level and not intuitively laid out with the views and where the firepit is placed. 

This particular spur has a trailhead at the end so there's a handful of cars going down to check that out but nothing major.

This was a great campsite just outside the National Park. Just make sure you stay in a designated spot as there is some no camping areas.

Quiet spot just off highway 12. Easy access, decent views. Windy. Surrounded by ponderosa pines. Cold in February!

This is a great area with lots to do! hiking, fishing Geocaching, etc! 

Our pull through site was a bit tight for our 30' TT but manageable.

Camp host's were friendly. 

We had Deer wandering throughout the camp ground and LOTS of Hummingbirds!!!

It was discovered quickly that we didn't bring enough food for them.

During out visit there was an issue with fly's but that's a nature issue not a camp-camp host - Forest service problem. 

Towards the end of our stay the forest service - camp host were needing to implement water restriction at their dump - fill station.

Very clean and has access to the sand dunes