Best RV Parks & Resorts near Dugway, UT

My wife and I stayed here for about 2 weeks place is pretty nice for an RV hookup spot full hookups water sewer 30 amp power. The management that runs the hotel side of it is extremely nice and reasonable I couldn't be happier with this place close to two gas stations the flying j and the TA.

We are a 40 foot with a tow. We only stayed here over night as we were passing through. Place was clean, friendly staff, spacious sites, ours had nice grass, dog friendly. Big beautiful dog run area with a waterfall. This would be a great long term or a it’s a very easy on off expressway stop. High recommend

We stopped on our way through the SLC area heading home. There are few options available being in a more populated area. The RV park was exactly as expected. Facilities were clean. There were alot of campers there on a more permanent basis which didn’t affect my review. The staff clearly take pride in keeping the park clean for everyone. It is noisy from the freeway but didn’t that was a surprise. The staff were very friendly. As we prefer dispersed camping I wouldn’t stay more than a night or two but would recommend others to visit if in need of a spot while in the area.

Located in Draper, Ut. Residential park mostly. The managers are rude and disorganized, but the staff is nice. pretty much a low level KOA in the middle of the city near the freeway noise.

Small campground just east of Moab, but full of convenience. I found this spot years ago when I was first scouting the area. I loved the location because it wasn't far off the main highway, had decent road access and offered great views, a simple hike to a nice promontory and near running water (unpotable). It's BLM property so you have to pay to camp, but worth it. Gets full easily on weekends. There can be some annoyance with loud dune buggy off-roading nearby, but not after dusk. Decent bathroom facilities available. Fishing just down the road 1/4 mile on Ken's Lake. No cutting or collecting of firewood allowed (bring your own). All sites include fire/grill pits. Good mix of trailers, small RVs and tents.

Our family of 5 rolled in after a day of traveling. We tow a little trailer and found a pretty level spot over by the bathrooms. Had the place to ourselves! Not much out there so bring what you need. We got there in time to make dinner and catch an amazing sunset.

There could be better signage but if you keep going into the fee pay spot, you will see more places to park. The posted coordinates lead to a parking lot (probably free) but isn't as level. We will stop again next time!

The reservoir had good fishing; we caught a couple tiger trout. We camped in early October and the algae was extreme.

The road out is dirt, but maintained. There wasn’t any signage with notices. There are plenty of camp sites with pavilions, picnic tables, and fire rings. The sites are mostly exposed and many don’t have even ground to park and level a trailer. There were a couple gem spots, but these were taken when we arrived. It wasn’t busy.

This BLM campground is all reserved, 1-48 sites in three loops. The first two loops for sites 1-38 are bigger and best for larger RVs and TTos. Loop 39-48 is more shorter back in spots and best for vans, trucks, tenters. In addition there is a v-shaped dip in road to access loop 39-48 and group site B that will take off the bumpers n bikes on a long RV, so beware. Cell signal is good for loop 1-38 but not so good for 39-48. Sites are $20/$10 senior, and there are vault toilets, dumpster, tables, metal fire rings and tent pads. However...NO water! In addition the campground vegetation has been infested with dense Russian thistle..ugh.

This Oasis CG is part of the Little Sahara Rec Area and should not be confused with the Oasis CG in Yuba State Park. We stayed here as a quick overnight stop on our way into southern Utah. And it was Memorial Day weekend. There were thousands of people here. We showed up, paid the fee at the main entrance and were lucky enough to get one of the last two actual campsites. The sites are not numbered. This CG is made up of 4 loops with approx. 85 actual paved sites. Each loop has two restrooms. The sites vary in size. Some can accommodate big RV's, some are pull through, and some if not most are ADA compliant. They have fire pits, grills, and picnic tables. 

There is also dispersed camping down the dirt road from the CG if its full. There is actually quite a few dispersed camping options as well as the other 3 campgrounds in the area. 

This is an OHV paradise, dunes, hills, and a large amount of tracks for dune buggies, ATV's, four wheelers, razors, whatever you have. It was fun sitting by the fire and checking out all the rides. It is noisy but that's to be expected. Mostly died down by 10pm. Most people had RV's and trailers for their rigs. The info said there was water available in two spots but we didn't see it. There were dumpsters for trash and a dump station for the RV's. No showers that we saw. That being said, the restrooms which had flush toilets and a sinks were in extraordinarily good shape. Very clean for the amount of people using the CG. 

If you have an OHV this would be a great place to spend a weekend or a few days.

Stayed there for Memorial Day weekend and had a really good time. Even though it was a holiday it wasn’t too busy, there were still a couple campsites available by the time I went to sleep. The campsites themselves were beautiful, there’s a massive rock you can climb with small caves for exploring. I’ve heard some people camp in the caves which sounds like my personal h*ll but if that’s your thing the caves are accesible for that. The view from the top of the rock is really pretty, you can see the whole valley with the mountains in the distance. Overall, the area is pretty wide open, not a lot of coverage since it’s the desert. Would recommend camping in spring or bringing shade. I saw families with ATVs and dirt bikes, lots of room for that stuff. There are campsites available for larger groups and RV’s.

I would recommend driving a 4x4, it is a dirt road to get there and a little bumpy. I drove my VW Taos which is back wheel and was fine, but some areas were a little sketchy.

One downside is that it was a little noisy camping here. There were people shooting not too far from camp. The site is also close to Dugway Proving Grounds so there was a loud explosion sound at one point as well.

Overall great experience and I would recommend!

This is a good option for camping if you want a body of water but it's still winter or spring. Very busy with RVs but there is dispersed camping behind the resivoir. Good views. Good vibes.

Had a short camp here during questival. Small campground, close together, trailer friendly. Reservoir is nice, campsite is a little messy.