Whether you're an RVer or tent camper, La Sal, UT is a great place to post up for the weekend—or longer. There are tons of hikes and other fun activities to partake in, as well as sights to see and explore. Search nearby campsites and find top-rated spots from other campers.
"Quiet, secluded, beautiful vast views of the La Sal range and the Spanish Valley."
"This was right outside of Moab. This is a great spot for any vehicle, just a little bit of a dirt off road."
"Stayed night of 4/21, all single sites FCFS but we found a space arriving around 1230 on a Friday (space 4, $20)."
"Convenient small campground on the way into Needles Overlook (6 miles from main highway 191). Close to road but quiet at night. 15 sites total. Clean bathrooms."
"The pool is great, laundry room is accessible from the pool area...so I did some laundry while hanging out near the pool. Bathrooms are decent."
"Nice Campground for exploring Moab and surrounding area. Clean, full hook up sites, and close to town. The pool area was awesome for cooling off after summer hikes."
"The area filled up throughout the night and the people were close by . Everyone was cool when we were there. Bring a WAG bag to protect the desert. Not much privacy."
"We were striking out on basically all the campgrounds close to Moab early on a Thursday. Luckily Dyrt led us to this little dispersed camping oasis."
"The Sun Outdoors Moab Utah camp grounds was great. Beautiful trees in the fall, laundry, clean showers, hookups, easy walk to downtown places, yet still quiet. Staff were very friendly and helpful."
"Tucked in behind the Texaco gas station/general store, this large campground has plenty of shade trees and all the hookups including cable TV for around $55/night."
"We wanted to camp close to Fisher Towers and get away from the camping chaos of Potash Rd on Jeeper Weekend. This was a bit off the beaten path and was about 45 mins from the center of Moab."
"We were looking for a campsite away from the business along the river and were So excited to have found this gem."
$9 - $125 / night
"Right on the edge of Moab with access to everything. About 10 minutes from arches and 30 from Canyonlands. Bathrooms were clean and camp store had most things you’d need."
"We stayed at Moab Rim RV Campark in March 2021 on our way to visit Arches National Park (which is only 15 minutes drive from the campark). "
"The area for camping is surrounded by hills & mountains so its actually pretty quiet even though its not terribly far off the road. You also cant see the road because of the hills."
"Super close to arches & downtown Moab."
"My girlfriend and I woke up to a pack of coyotes howling in the distance at night so use caution if you are tent camping."
"There was some off road noise but it wasn’t frequent or problematic. Not a lot of shade."
GuideThis is an OK campground if you are expecting zero frills and just a place to plug-in to stay. We have been to quite a few campgrounds this summer and out of all of them I hate to say, but this is the least desirable of all! To preface it, I do have three kids so I come from The Mom space where most campgrounds have a great park area and a place for kids to run around. This one had a space that I can’t quite consider a playground or a splash pad, but to give credit they tried. If I could add something to help them, I would definitely add in a much better playground with a couple benches for parents to sit and watch their kids play. The Red Rock views are absolutely gorgeous from the rooftop deck which is cool and it is fairly close to get into town with quite a bit to do in there.
GuidePerfect! Got in around 10pm and didn’t pass 1 car, nor did any cars pass me! Felt like I was the only one there. Could see/hear the biggest but it honestly was a nice white noise to fall asleep. Early sunrise wake up to head to Moab but would stay again!!!
GuideVery large and very quiet campsite. Everything is new and very clean. Sites with roofs over the picnic tables are a must. We were at the 210. Incredible view of the surrounding rocks. Very close to the bathrooms (spacious and very clean). The downside is that there's only one dumpster and it's far from the sites. We have a van without air conditioning, fans are required because it's very hot in July. Luckily, it's often windy.
TravelerThis is a pretty nice campground with all the amenities you would want. Unfortunately, it looks like they could use some additional cleaning staff to keep the showers and restrooms clean.
GuideI camped at Murphy A which I think has the best view of the 4 sites. Tons of space and on a clear night the stars feel like you could reach up and touch them.
It’s a haul to get here but it’s the perfect middle ground on the White Rim. I did about 4-5hrs both each day so I feel like this was the perfect campsite. I also drove out to White Crack and I personally think the view and site is better at Murphy, but that’s just me.
The trail is most difficult right before and right after this campground so be prepared for that but nothing a stock 4x4 couldn’t get through with decent ground clearance.
Can get very windy up here and was at the beginning of the evening but wind completely died by bed time which made it a like warm. But hey that’s tent camping!
Apple Satellite texting worked out here. No cell coverage for almost the entire White Rim though.
Feels like you’re a million miles from anyone lol. Enjoy it!
GuideThis is probably the best campsite I’ve ever stayed at. I really don’t think you can beat it in Moab and I’ve stayed a few different places around Canyonlands.
I was able to pull my Jayco Popup with the Baja Offroad package to a site right up on the rim with my Bronco. Couple spots youve just got to pick a decent line and you’ll be good. I saw a Corolla back there with me one night so it’s very doable just go slow.
There is tons of spots to setup camp so just park and scout a few out you like. 2 of the 5 nights I stayed I was the only one here. Pretty wild. The stars are unbelievable! AT&T text and calls were mostly reliable. Internet was off and on. Going from 30mbps download down to nothing randomly but mostly worked okay at best. Upload is all but non existent.
All in all just go check it out even if you don’t camp here. This view is unreal and doesn’t even seem real especially at sunset.
ScoutWe loved this campsite. The first night we stayed in campsite #1 and then were able to snag #7 with look out views. Fire pit, picnic table at each campground with a community portapotty. Site are decently spread out. Located not far from Dead Horse State Park and downtown Moab. Temps did get up to 100 during the day bring lots of ice and water. Gas station with free showers about 20 min down the road on the way to campsite
TravelerIt may say highway side but you can’t hear the cars at all. Little to no bugs and not windy at all. Sky looks amazing at night!! And flat
ScoutThe road to get there was quite bumpy and the camping place is full of rocks. It is also located just below an electric powerline, which makes a bit of noise.
Camping near La Sal, Utah, offers a fantastic mix of stunning landscapes and outdoor adventures. Whether you're looking to pitch a tent or park your RV, there are plenty of options that cater to different camping styles.
Camping near La Sal, Utah, has something for everyone, from families to RV enthusiasts. Just remember to plan ahead and enjoy the beautiful outdoors!
Frequently Asked Questions
According to TheDyrt.com, La Sal, UT offers a wide range of camping options, with 252 campgrounds and RV parks near La Sal, UT and 80 free dispersed camping spots.
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near La Sal, UT is Yellow Circle Road Dispersed Camping Area with a 4.4-star rating from 31 reviews.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 80 free dispersed camping spots near La Sal, UT.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 16 parks near La Sal, UT that allow camping, notably Bankhead National Forest and Chugach National Forest.
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