Top 10+ Campgrounds near Henrieville, UT

Great spot on the water! Can get as close to the lake as you want or short walk down to the beach area. Tons of open space available. Only $14 a night w america the beautiful pass

Just off the road has one official spot with a fire ring, and a big group lot where other people can camp at

Really nice facilities and campsites! You can even get laundry done as well as it is in perfect distance from the park entrance!

Turn off is right before national park sign. Road is okay. Made it with a low clearance van even with some rough bits. Plenty of quiet private sites right off the road. Beautiful and makes getting into park so easy

The wind here is sort of the only complaint, but it has been completely manageable. I don't doubt it could get bad, but we had one or two bouts of an hour or less over the course of a few days. So it was pretty pleasant.

If you like cows.. well you're in luck. They will come visit. You have to "cow resistant" your space, they are curious and will poke around if you give them reason. If you have a larger rig they will seek you out for shade. At the far end of the main "landing" near the corrals is where they are watered. So if you are over there.. you are in cow country.

On the other hand.. they will sing you awake. This might sound weird, but if feels like the cows enjoy their echos. And they echo quite a bit against the rock face. I've taken to calling it the horns of mooidor. It will wake you up.

Otherwise, some really awesome views, big sky, great photo ops, cool hikes, and a little technical offroading/biking to be had.

Speaking of offroading, if the main landing is full, there are two roads leading off. One heads towards 2 more cleared spaces that you can see right away, and the gate to the ranchers land. The other goes down off the landing to a smaller site that is directly in the cows water path. After that site there is a sandpit in the road and a rock shelf leading up to the continuation of the trail.. if you aren't prepared to air down and do some slightly technical driving.. don't go in there. Please.

This location seems to be past the fence onto the local ranchers property. I spoke to the ranchers, or a hand and they said they do not care, feel free to camp, just don't block their corral.

Perfect location for visiting Bryce Canyon. Sites were clean and nicely spaced. we went on Easter weekend and there were hardly any other campers. Were able to leave the camper to come back to visit the park

Pretty cool beach/camp. Plenty of toilets and trash cans are by the entrance/exit. A little windy because it’s exposed but very calm and quiet otherwise. A little scary with the sand situation but if you stay back from the water you will be fine.

It was a nice spot honestly, about 1000 yards after the paved road turned to dirt. The spot marked on the map seems to be well outside of BLM, but there are signs that indicate private property nearby, but not here.

There are also signs of previous campers. Campfires in different areas. Peaceful, despite being able to see the highway off in the distance, right next to a creek. Soft dirt for tent stakes even.

We were unfortunately there right before a spring storm.. so freezing temps and snow ruined our stay.. we stayed, but it was a rough night. Sandwich in the car rough.

Easy access dispersed campsites. Perfectly level in lower loop. Wind was relentless and despite nearly being May, it did snow a tiny bit today. We will return!

Super close to some great trails in Bryce. Mild weather and protected by trees. It got very cold at night, around 27⁰F. Slept in a tent with 0⁰ rated bags. Perfectly comfy.

Great spot.
Close to Bryce Canyon Entrance I’d guess 20 sites from Maps. Passed 10 to get to ours. 2 were occupied 8 open at 3P on a Friday. Around 5:30-6P vans started rolling by us. I’d say get here by 4P for a guaranteed spot on the weekend.

Beautifully shaded open sites. About 3-5acres/site.

Just writing this looking as cars pass. Definitely get here by 5P

L’endroit est magnifique! Nous sommes arrivés à une heure tardive et cela n’a pas posé de problème. A l’accueil, une feuille indique les places vacantes pour la soirée, il suffit d’indiquer son nom sur la place que l’on a choisi et de venir régler le lendemain matin.

Came hear in mid April with a camper van. Easy in and out road to site only one other family using location during this time. Very close to Bryson canyon. Great view from site.

No fee at this time signage shows you usually have to pay. Non potable Water was not on at time of stay.

Found a spot mid week, mid afternoon, but more people are showing up. Easy access from Hwy 12. There are sites right along FR 117 and there are several spur roads with sites. Some of the spur roads have rough spots. I was towing a 15' camper, able to get around ok. Lightly forested with ponderosa pine. Views through the trees. No facilities at all. Depending on where you are, there can be a little noise from the highway. Pleasant location.

It’s one of those everything is here campgrounds. Groceries to pool. Shuttles to good service

Verizon cell service almost full bars. Plenty of space where even if you can see your neighbors they're far enough away. It was nice and quiet. Someone left dog poop but whatever. There are quite a few spots with fire pits made with big rocks. Perfect for my and my doggo! We camp in my 4runner. There is a mix of soft sand and rocks as far as the ting would go, but wouldn't take too much effort to clear a soft area of sleeping on the ground. Basically no wind 🥳

This is such a cool campsite! An absolute must in the area! There are no assigned spots so just park where you want. Sand gets deeper to the right so we stayed left on the middle bank. The views are insane! No hookups but compost toilets, a dump and water available, though we didn’t use it. We had no issue finding a good spot at 7pm on Easter Sunday.

This is the ideal place to stay in Bryce! Beautiful campgrounds in the forest, minutes walk away from Sunset Point for lots of trails. The toilets and sink wash were clean and warm. No hook ups and dump at North was closed. We stayed in April and it got to around -7C / +30 Fahrenheit in the van!

Road just keeps going! There’s campsites everywhere. Bout 20 minutes from Bryce. Just outside of red canyon which was a lot of fun to explore. Good for a rest day