Top 10+ Dog-Friendly Campgrounds near Green River, UT

Called a few days ago for reservation, was very easy and a friendly voice on the phone. Same voice checked me in with a wonderful story of rescued cats as I'm traveling with my two cats. Found my site was perfect for my tent and my truck is right next to it. Lots of amenities, ready access to the Green River and tons more sight seeing. Come make this your launching pad for Utah's beauty

Great WiFi. Perfect hook-ups. The staff seems great.

We really enjoyed the crowd of campers here. Younger than a lot of places we’ve been. No kids though. Also, the rocky area is rough of your dog’s feet. There is a sandy dog park in Moab, that was pretty good.

After our water getting turned on in our trailer by mistake while driving, this site came as a relief.  It was just plain EASY.  Clean site, full hook ups.  It gave us an opportunity to dry things out, have full power etc.  They had a dog park.  Store, Fuel and food.

A plane flew in 100 yards from our site, the freeway was adjacent, trucks rumbling AND a train track!  Ha ha!  But honestly, it was easy to get a good nights sleep, even so.

A small, cute state park in Green River Utah. Boat access to the Green River. Hemmed in on all sides by a private golf course. There are 40 spaces and a group site. The bathroom and showers are clean. There are 30 and 50 amp hookups, water, and a dump station. Dumpsters are available for your trash. Overall a nice place for a night.

This campground was one of our favorites in Utah. We pulled in on a Wednesday October evening and easily found a spot. Most sites have a great view of the green river. We brought our mountain bikes and discovered that the road continuing from the campground was an amazing ride along the Green River. The cottonwoods were all turning yellow and it was really gorgeous. Campsite was quiet and stargazing was incredible. No bugs! Gravel road was easy to access with any vehicle however the road beyond the campground definitely needs 4 Wheel drive. There were a few dispersed sites down the road as well.

First time in Utah, this place blew me away. Camped on the beach over looking the Green River, this place is magical. Great views! No shower, but grab your bar of soap and hop in the river. A morning dip before heading back out on the road is worth it.

drove from fort collins to raft green river down to confluence, stayed here before we put in.. super clean bathrooms, campsites were spread out, not too close and not noisy, great access to boat ramp, and friendly staff!!!  would definitely come back and probably will next month to do green river again!!

This is a great campground right on the Green river next to the beautiful Swasey’s beach. It is perfect for anyone getting off the river from Deso-Grey Canyons or a day float down from Nefertiti. The beach is right next to the campground and green river is only 12 or so miles away. There are not many spots, so get there early on a busy weekend!

Green River State Park is located on the Green River and is a great place to canoe or fish on. We stayed at site GR12 and the grounds were kept clean. We opted for a partial hook up for our early Spring trip. The Campground was not full which gave us ample space to spread out. They have clean public restrooms 🚻 and plenty of trees (once they start blooming again). I would recommend this Campground.

I usually stop here if when I'm heading north from Southeast Utah and want to break up my drive (I live in North Utah).  The camping spots are pretty decent.  They sit along the Green River and provide an awesome view.  If the spots are filled continue down the road and you can find other spots to setup temporary residence.  These spots may not sit along the river, but that's ok, in some areas you can still walk down to the river through the brush and enjoy the view.  Being able to camp in this canyon and take in the environment is definitely a good way to reset and appreciate life. 

You gotta visit.

We rolled into Green River at about 1 AM after 18 hours of driving from Washington. It had never felt so good to fall onto the ground and go to sleep. The only thing that was a problem throughout the night was the sound of a train going by (this likely couldn't be heard from all of the camp sites) and horses neighing from who knows where.

The grounds have clean bathrooms and accessible water. Each campsite has at least 1 picnic table as well and a fire pit (I believe). We didn't spend long at in Green River State Park, but it was a nice convenient place to stay the night after a LONG day of driving.

A remote BLM CG (Swinging Bridge North) along the San Rafael River, in the San Rafael Swell, Utah. Never had an iota of cell signal here on any carrier in my previous times here.. But my SL-RV setup is doing the job. This area is about as wild as I get! 25 miles of gravel road to I 70 and no services till 30 miles east on I70 after that to Green River Utah.

Swinging Bridge North BLM CG is $15/7.50 senior. Only seven large sites with cottonwood tree shade. Lots of gravel road to get here. CG has vault toilets but no water, no dumpsters and NO cell signal.

no service no water! beautiful views lots of spots along the road

latitude: 38° 41’ 5.262” N longitude: 110° 44’ 3.312” W Temple Mt Rd, Green River, UT 84525, United States

Over 30 firepits along this section of road, most with gorgeous views of the canyon. Some of the side trails actually have several useable firepits further in. It was very dusty however. Temps were 10-15 degrees cooler than Green River.

Got to the campsite around 10am and still had our choice of a few campsites. We stayed in spot 5. Gorgeous views and very close to the green river outlook and popular hikes such as Mesa arch and Aztec butte.