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Several RV parks within 30 miles of Huntington provide full-service accommodations for motorhomes of various sizes. Castle Gate RV Park in Helper features spacious gravel pull-through sites with full hookups including 50-amp electrical service and sewer connections. Nine Mile RV Resort in Wellington offers 83 level sites with water, electric, and sewer hookups in a newer development that accommodates big rigs. Buckhorn RV Park and Resort provides full-hookup sites with water and electric connections, though site spacing can be tight for larger vehicles with multiple slideouts. Blue Cut RV Park has more compact spacing but maintains level gravel sites for smaller to mid-sized RVs. "Sites are gravel but level. Sites are still under final construction and from what I saw, will back-up to the river," noted one camper about Castle Gate.
The region experiences significant seasonal variation with some parks remaining open year-round while others have limited availability during winter months. Most RV parks in the area require advance reservations during peak travel seasons, particularly summer and early fall. Access roads to several parks involve highway driving with occasional train noise at locations like Castle Gate. Sanitary dump stations are available at most established RV parks including Castle Gate, Nine Mile, and Buckhorn. Cell service tends to be reliable at parks near Helper and Wellington, though coverage may diminish in more remote locations. Pet policies vary by location with most parks allowing pets with standard restrictions. One traveler mentioned that Castle Gate offers a 10% discount for certain membership programs on top of already reasonable rates, making it an economical option for overnight stays.
"A river flows through the back of the park, with a walking trail and a small place to swim. There is a nice children’s play area with a water pad. Lots of places to walk a dog."
"I travel in either a van or a fifth wheel and would be happy to bring with one to this lovely park! It has lovely amenities, nice spaces and quite the view. I think it’s new."
from $25 - $150 / night
Check Availability"They offer spacious pull-through RV spots, luxury cabins and Tipis(Teepees), as well as tent sites and a group area for rent. There are bathrooms, showers, and a laundry facility on site."
from $24 - $148 / night
Check Availability"The pull throughs and interior roads a lot of dirt mixed in with the gravel so it's what and muddy. Curious between the sides are large gravel and free for mud. Rest of the facilities are adequate."
"Still under construction, but when finished it will be a very nice and convenient park between Salt Lake to Moab. They only have two rows open at this time but offered a discount to our stay."
from $44 - $79 / night
Check Availability"Our kids are 9, 7 and 3 1/2 so it makes things very convenient and easy for us to go there and we can rent ATV's locally as well and there is a lot of close by site seeing. "
"This is a very nice small full hookups campground! Spot are small. But there are a few larger 5th wheel trails here. Michelle and her husband are very friendly and easy to talk with."
"Small private campground with country feel. Owner Michelle very friendly and welcoming and accommodating. Pros: Full hookups at all sites. Sites spacious enough to extend slides."
"Was told there were new owners turning it around and it definitely shows. Will definitely be back. Back in sites towards the back are phenomenal if you’ll back a trailer."
"The only reason I did not give it 5 stars is because some of the sites aren't level and are pretty close to each other. I had to use 3 yellow square leveling blocks on the left side."
from $50 - $300 / night
Check Availability"Was driving from SW Washington to Moab. Needed an overnight and left late after baseball games. Reserved a spot at Mountain Home RV. GPS guided me right in to Mountain View RV. After hours."
"On the edge of town, with family who had never been camping before, this was a great spot to settle in for our first few nights. All spots have a shade tree and a picnic table."
"I learned that this campground has been here for almost 50 years and through many generations of owners. The new owners have done a great job and reviving a historical campground."
from $25 - $75 / night
Check Availability"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. "
"Water electric and sewer. They do charge, of course. I'm not in an rv , but I do spend the night in my camper van, and it's all good."
from $37 / night
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TravelerThis may not be fair since it's been wet and rainy for several days. The pull throughs and interior roads a lot of dirt mixed in with the gravel so it's what and muddy. Curious between the sides are large gravel and free for mud. Rest of the facilities are adequate.
LegendPark is right on the Green River (which was milk chocolate brown). Lots of pull thrus as well as back-ins and tent sites and cabins. There was also a boat launch and you could rent kayaks and canoes. Next to the golf course. The holes kind of surrounded the park. Bathroom and showers were clean and great water pressure. Lots of trees and grass.
RangerThis hike is amazing. We brought our dog along. The end is absolutely gorgeous. There were a few sites around but it’s mainly just the trailhead parking lot, with little to no cover. No amenities. The panel is worth it
GuideI had an emergency book because of hurricane Rachel remnants. I stayed in T4 in my sienna campervan. It was great. Affordable. Some longer term residents I met were wonderful.
For me the trains stopped around 830. And were not frequent. But northbound trains do have to nail the horn for level crossing nearby. See video of zephyr
ScoutBit of a labyrinth to find a spot but worth the effort. People around but still nice amount of privacy
GuideWe've stayed here in our hard-sided travel trailer on three occasions. The campground is a large dirt parking lot, divided into 12 campsites. There are two group sites, one at each end, and 10 individual sites. The individual sites are very generously sized, and include picnic tables and fire rings.
The campground has two sets of restrooms, but no water or dumpsters. No cell service, but a parking area on high ground about a mile east allows intermittent signal for cell searches.
The main appeal of this campground is the location (and the cost - $7.50 w/ Senior Pass). Hanksville, Goblin Valley State Park, Factory Butte, Mars Research Station, Bentonite Hills, Moonscape Overlook, Horseshoe Canyon, and many slot canyons are day trips from this home base.
GuideLots of sites for every type of camper, level and well stocked clean bathrooms with showers.
ScoutGood spot to stop
RangerOf the 30 or so places we have dispersed camped, this is our absolute favorite! What a gem! We were camped at over 9000 feet and the nighttime temps were in the low 50's, perfect sleeping weather! The pit toilets were as pristine as those things are going to be! The fire pit, picnic table, and stand for a camp.stive were fantastic, and someone left a bunch of chopped firewood at several of the sites, including the one we chose! This was a true "camping in the forest" experience. Would love to return here.
RV parks near Huntington, Utah are scattered throughout Carbon and Emery counties at elevations between 5,600 and 6,500 feet. The area experiences hot, dry summers with temperatures regularly exceeding 90°F from June through August, while winter nights frequently drop below freezing. Most campgrounds remain open from April through October with limited winter accessibility due to potential snowfall on higher elevation access roads.
Mountain biking in Price: Castle Gate RV Park provides convenient access to mountain biking trails. "Stayed here a weekend to get in some mountain biking in nearby Price. Everything in the park is immaculate, and very well maintained," notes Aaron, who stayed at Castle Gate RV Park.
Train watching: Several campgrounds offer unique railroad viewing opportunities. "We had a train watching back in spot and it was really fun for our little one to watch the trains going by!" writes Kimberly L. about her stay at Castle Gate RV Park. The unique location provides entertainment for families with train enthusiasts.
Explore Helper's downtown: The historic mining town of Helper offers a walkable downtown district. "Downtown Helper is just a short walk away. Cute little area that looks like there is quite a bit of restoration/renovation underway," mentions Aaron from Castle Gate RV Park, highlighting the accessibility of local attractions.
River access: Many campers appreciate sites backing up to water. "Site# 201 which backed up to the Price River. Site was super level for us... We took our chairs down to the river bank each evening. So tranquil and relaxing!" shares Jody J. about Castle Gate RV Park.
Splash areas for cooling off: During hot summer days, water features provide welcome relief. "There is a splash area for kids to beat the heat and a place to play horseshoe," notes Tonymac P. about Castle Gate RV Park, highlighting family-friendly amenities.
ATV trail access: Direct trail access is available from certain campgrounds. "We were able to ride our side by side from this location right onto the Arapeen trail. The main office will give you a simple map on how to get there and they also sell the trail maps for $10.50," explains Alisa P. about Manti - La Sal KOA.
Train noise levels: Railroad proximity affects several RV parks near Huntington. "There is a set of train tracks nearby so that may matter if you're a light sleeper. I didn't wake up to any trains so they may not go through at night," mentions Fnu L. about Castle Gate RV Park.
Sewer hookup positioning: Some RV sites have unusual utility layouts. "The sewer hookup is located at the back of the site which is a little different but works fine!" notes Kimberly L. about Castle Gate RV Park, providing a helpful detail for RV setup planning.
Water pressure variations: Water pressure can be exceptionally strong at certain parks. "Their water pressure is outstanding in fact they recommend a pressure regulator on the supply line," advises Michael C. about Castle Gate RV Park, suggesting campers bring necessary equipment.
Kid-friendly attractions: Local towns offer family entertainment options. "The town isn't much, but this is a great place to stopover or use as a base camp due to its accessibility to many of the sites in this area of Utah," shares Vanessa D. about iCamp Green River, highlighting its strategic location for exploring regional attractions.
Scenic drives with children: The area offers accessible road trips. "We love exploring the area and Skyline Drive. Beautiful country. Just 8 miles from the amazing little Fairview museum where we learned about the Mormon pioneers who settled here," explains Kenyon about Manti - La Sal KOA.
Dog-friendly options: Pet accommodations vary between parks. "It had a dog run which was great. Our boys played basketball," notes Vanessa D. about iCamp Green River, highlighting amenities for both children and pets.
Site leveling requirements: Some parks require additional equipment for proper setup. "The only reason I did not give it 5 stars is because some of the sites aren't level and are pretty close to each other. I had to use 3 yellow square leveling blocks on the left side," reports Kenyon about Manti - La Sal KOA.
Connectivity options: Internet access varies significantly between RV parks near Huntington. "The park WiFi was beyond excellent. The staff were also beyond excellent," shares Michael C. about Castle Gate RV Park, while Brian A. notes about iCamp Green River: "There is Wi-Fi, however it is very slow. My AT&T service was great though."
Construction status awareness: Several newer RV parks continue developing. "Still under construction, but when finished it will be a very nice and convenient park between Salt Lake to Moab. They only have two rows open at this time but offered a discount to our stay," reports Rose J. about Nine Mile RV Resort in Wellington.
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