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    Several cabin options near Stockton, Utah provide comfortable accommodations within state parks and private resorts. Wasatch Mountain State Park offers cabins at multiple campgrounds including Pine Creek and Soldier Hollow, with electricity, heating, and water hookups. Pony Express RV Resort provides cabin rentals with access to resort amenities including a pool, playground, and dog parks. Most cabins include basic furnishings with varying levels of kitchen facilities. According to one visitor, "Very clean place with restrooms and showers. The space was huge."

    Rustic and deluxe cabins are available depending on the location. Antelope Island State Park features cabin accommodations at both Bridger Bay and Ladyfinger campgrounds, though these tend to be more basic. KOA Holiday in Springville/Provo offers cabin rentals with access to their extensive amenities including showers, a playground, and market. Most locations require advance reservations, especially during summer months. A camper noted that the Wasatch cabins provide "excellent access to Empire Pass" with "decent shade and access to the showers/bathrooms with still good privacy in the trees."

    Most cabin rentals include beds and basic furniture but require visitors to bring their own linens, pillows, and toiletries. Kitchen facilities vary significantly between locations - some provide only outdoor fire rings while others include indoor cooking options. Tanners Flat cabins operate seasonally from May to October, while Pony Express RV Resort cabins remain available year-round. On-site markets at several locations offer basic provisions, though most visitors bring their own food supplies. Pet policies vary by location, with Pony Express allowing pets while Tanners Flat prohibits them due to watershed regulations.

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      1. Bridger Bay Campground — Antelope Island State Park

      4.3(54)41mi from Stockton62 sitesRVs, Tents, Cabins

      "Spacious campsites, with asphalt pads, covered picnic table, fire pit. In the wide open with no trees. Was super windy during our stay and the wind howled."

      "We booked 3 nights at the park. The drive in is long and the bugs were really bad on the drive in but once we got past the marina, the bugs were gone."

      from $20 - $200 / night

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      2. Tanners Flat

      4.3(19)36mi from Stockton45 sitesRVs, Tents, Cabins, Glamping

      "Paid sites Easy drive up Keep in mind other campers are near but not right by you depending on site."

      "I booked a double site here for the first time, and they are beautiful.  I enjoyed the location, the space, and my whole family did as well! "

      from $29 - $215 / night

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      3. Pony Express RV Resort

      4.3(15)35mi from StocktonRVs, Tents, Cabins, Glamping

      "Really nice RV resort near Interstate. Pull throughs or back in on paved level sites. Picnic table. FHU. Sites typically close with grass area seperating. No shade or privacy. Narrow interior roads."

      "Very helpful employees, clean and pet friendly. Can see mountains all around you. Great WiFi and good water. Three dog parks and dog washing bay."

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      4. Springville / Provo KOA Holiday

      3.8(22)42mi from StocktonRVs, Tents, Cabins

      "Clean bathrooms, hot showers, washers n dryers, basketball court, playground, fenced in dog park, a clubhouse building that has arcade games, pool tables, full kitchen, skee ball, dart boards, recliners"

      "It doesn't have a fire ring and it's by train tracks and a freeway. Also, your packed in like sardines. However, it will do for overnight. I have to say it is clean and kept up well."

      from $50 - $300 / night

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      5. Pine Creek Campground — Wasatch Mountain State Park

      4.4(15)47mi from Stockton47 sitesRVs, Tents, Cabins

      "The entire campground was closed, except for the yurt and the couple cabins on site. It was super quiet. It had 2 electric fireplaces which kept the yurt nice and toasty."

      "Clean bathrooms, has warm showers, power at your picnic tables and water at each site."

      from $45 - $90 / night

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      6. Sun Outdoors North Salt Lake

      3.7(3)35mi from StocktonCabins

      "Pool and laundry on site. Friendly staff great location Offer daily, weekly and monthly rates."

      7. Ladyfinger Campground — Antelope Island State Park

      4.0(7)43mi from Stockton5 sitesRVs, Tents, Cabins

      "There’s 2 or 3 loops in the state park, we got one of the walk up sites on a Friday night. $20 and includes entrance fee, you check in at the guard station at the entrance and they said park gates close"

      "The first is Bridger Bay which is basically Utah's Mad Max campground. If you don't own an RV why would you even? The second is Lady Finger with 5 walk in sites."

      from $20 / night

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      8. Little Valley Campground

      5.0(1)36mi from StocktonRVs, Cabins

      9. Cabins at Watsatch — Wasatch Mountain State Park

      3.5(2)46mi from Stockton2 sitesRVs, Tents, Cabins

      "Site 56 was fairly level and had decent shade and access to the showers/bathrooms with still good privacy in the trees. Bathrooms very clean. Road cyclists: excellent access to Empire Pass."

      from $75 / night

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    • SThe Dyrt PRO User
      Feb. 14, 2026

      Pine Creek Campground — Wasatch Mountain State Park

      Stayed in yurt

      The yurt was a great experience during the winter. The entire campground was closed, except for the yurt and the couple cabins on site. It was super quiet. It had 2 electric fireplaces which kept the yurt nice and toasty. It has a bunk bed with queen size mattresses which were comfy. There was a refrigerator and microwave. There is access to potable water right outside the yurt. You do have to walk about 500 yards to the yurt from the parking space, but the privacy is worth it. Rate was $75 per night during the week and $100 per night during the weekend. I will definitely be returning.

    • K
      Apr. 9, 2022

      Pony Express RV Resort

      Great place hidden Gem

      Very helpful employees, clean and pet friendly. Can see mountains all around you. Great WiFi and good water. Three dog parks and dog washing bay.

    • j
      Sep. 21, 2019

      Pony Express RV Resort

      Great clubhouse

      Really nice RV resort near Interstate. Pull throughs or back in on paved level sites. Picnic table. FHU. Sites typically close with grass area seperating. No shade or privacy. Narrow interior roads. Nice bathhouses with private shower/toilets. Wifi and cable. Great play area. Bikes available including kid sized. Paved 80 mile bike trail along Jordan River. Giant chessboard. Nice pool area. Amazing clubhouse with pool table, foosball, large TV, comfy chairs, guest kitchen area. Complimentary coffee, tea and fresh made cookies. Friendly, helpful employees!

    • Mary S.
      Jul. 30, 2018

      Tanners Flat

      Good location for exploring Wasatch Mountains and Salt Lake City

      You really need to know this: No dogs are allowed because this campground is in the Salt Lake City watershed.

      And this: As inviting as the water running through the campground may look, you are not allowed to swim, wade or wash in it.

      One more thing: Gate closes at 10 pm although that didn't stop some partiers at the next site in from us. They partied and left around 11 or so. There was no payment tag on the post. The exit is open but has tire shredders if you enter over them.

      A pleasant surprise at a Forest Service campground: 10 lbs of ice for $2! (There was also the usual bundle of firewood for $6.)

      An unpleasant surprise: Old, dirty bathrooms. I've seen cleaner vault toilets elsewhere than these flush toilets.

      There is no water for now (July 2018) in bathroom sinks or at spigots. The host said something about a pipe issue and water needing to be tested. That covers the amenities other than dumpsters.

      What about the sites? We arrived on a Sunday morning when the host was putting up signs indictating which sites were reserved. We had 3 possible sites among 1 through 19 and grabbed #9, a pull through site with a buffer between the road in the parking/small RV area.

      Sites in the other area (higher numbers) were becoming available, but that area's host said many of the sites were only appropriate for tents.

      Our site #9: There are a few steps down to the picnic table, fire ring and grill plus a separate area to the left for a tent. See photos.

      General site info:

      • Some sites have a concrete pad for the picnic table, etc.

      • Many sites have an area for the tent that is away from the picnic table and concealed from the road.

    • Sabrina M.
      Jun. 8, 2026

      Springville / Provo KOA Holiday

      Perfect getaway spot

      This place has it all. Clean bathrooms, hot showers, washers n dryers, basketball court, playground, fenced in dog park, a clubhouse building that has arcade games, pool tables, full kitchen, skee ball, dart boards, recliners so comfy you won't wanna get up, all set up around a huge tv screen similar to being at a movie theater, BOWLING, yes bowling, an outdoor swimming pool, awesome friendly happy helpful staff and matience, green sites with power water sewer, pull thru and back in sites, picnic tables, BBQ grills, very family friendly there! And they seem to do cute things throughout the week inviting everyone to join, like free hotdogs and hangout at main pavilion, movie nights, game nights, like they actually care about you as people and not just a payment! Its a nice park for sure!

    • Jillian B.The Dyrt PRO User
      Oct. 1, 2022

      Ladyfinger Campground — Antelope Island State Park

      Great sites on Salt Lake

      There’s 2 or 3 loops in the state park, we got one of the walk up sites on a Friday night. $20 and includes entrance fee, you check in at the guard station at the entrance and they said park gates close at 10pm.

      Had a great view and were able to walk to trail heads. Our section had vault toilets for each group of campsites, huge fire pits and two picnic tables at each site. Only con is that the brine flies were outrageous!! I know outside comes with bugs, but this was like a different level! They actually chilled out once the sun went down but during the day constantly landing all over us. So just be mentally prepared.

    • Melissa K.The Dyrt PRO User
      Apr. 6, 2019

      Bridger Bay Campground — Antelope Island State Park

      Mountains all around!

      We loved antelope island. With one more day we could have accomplished our whole geocaching adventure.

      Our start was a little rough, we were using a new tent, a very large 10 man tent to help accommodate our dogs and kids but it rained the first day with crazy winds and while we were in town shopping (it was raining after all) our fly lines pulled out and the tent partially collapsed, getting everything very wet inside. Thankfully, there was a laundromat not far away and we were able to dry everything.

      We booked 3 nights at the park. The drive in is long and the bugs were really bad on the drive in but once we got past the marina, the bugs were gone. We didn't notice much for bugs the rest of the time we were there. There was a slew of other wildlife there. We saw bison regularly, we heard and saw coyotes a couple nights. We saw plenty of antelope. Our campsite was pretty good. We saw mountains in almost every direction. We had a couple spots where it was more hills then anything but beyond those were mountains. It was hazy for a lot of the time, with all the rain on the first day and cloudy for a lot of the rest of it but it did warm up a bit and hiking was comfortable. The island is covered in geocaches so we enjoyed that part of the stay for sure. Sight seeing was great too.

      We were in camp site 18 in Bridger Bay. The site wasn't overly spacious. It was also very rocky. You could either get your tent stakes in to a very soft spot or you couldn't get them in at all. The restroom was a vault but it lacked a smell, was clean and well stocked. It did flood some when the heavy rains came. We were able to walk to many spots on the island. We took a trail that would have gone to the other side but we only went halfway. We didn't notice much of a smell from the water, just sort of smelled like the ocean. By the marina and the drive in it did smell though. Just not in our camp area or where we were hiking. Bison frequented the area, even came right through camp. All the picnic spots in the sites were concrete slabs. The fire ring was buried in the concrete. That was ok, the provided fire grate was hard to work and our tripod isn't designed for rings under the ground so that was a challenge too. There isn't any shade except the shade shelter. It was far away from the fire ring so make sure you bring chairs to sit around the fire.

      There are pay showers available and flush toilets over at ladyfinger, where the beach is, as well as a little restaurant. Those bathrooms were heated and had running water.

      Overall, I look forward to returning. Maybe when it's a tad warmer. The nights were super cold.

    • D
      Jun. 20, 2023

      Bridger Bay Campground — Antelope Island State Park

      Great value, large csmpground

      Spacious campsites, with asphalt pads, covered picnic table, fire pit. In the wide open with no trees. Was super windy during our stay and the wind howled. Site 55 was pull thru site with water and electricity. Dump station near by. Entry fee into the state park included with campground fee.

    • Derek E.The Dyrt PRO User
      Jul. 1, 2019

      Pony Express RV Resort

      RV Heaven

      My god-father and mother come into town yearly and stay at this location in their 5th wheel. The facility is spotless! Seriously, the staff keep the entire grounds in great condition. There are dozens and dozens of spots that fit just about any size RV or 5th wheel. Every spot has water and electric hookups, picnic tables, and enough grass space to setup pet pens.

      There are several different amenities including a pool, playground for the kids, life-size chessboard, and a mini-breed dog park!

    Guide to Stockton

    Cabin accommodations near Stockton, Utah offer varied experiences within 40 miles of the city. Located in Tooele County at an elevation of 5,100 feet, the area features dramatic elevation changes with nearby mountain peaks rising to over 10,000 feet. Winter temperatures often drop below freezing while summer months bring temperatures in the 90s with minimal shade at many cabin locations.

    What to do

    Explore wildlife viewing areas: Antelope Island State Park cabins provide unique wildlife encounters. "This place had the most amazing sunset. It was cool to drive around and see the wildlife," notes Adam G. about Bridger Bay Campground.

    Visit nearby historic sites: Wasatch Mountain State Park cabins serve as a base for exploring local heritage. "Nearby attractions include Lisa Falls, Cecret Lake and numerous summertime activities at Snowbird and Alta ski resorts," reports Alan B. about Tanners Flat.

    Hike established trails: Pine Creek cabins offer access to multiple trail systems. "The hiking trails are cool. You'll see some bison, lizards, jack rabbits, and unique terrain," mentions Laura H. about exploring from Bridger Bay.

    What campers like

    Off-season tranquility: Cabin camping during fall and spring reduces crowds. "September/early October gives cooler temperatures and less crowds, and we got to see some lovely fall colors," shares Sara M. about Tanners Flat.

    Wildlife encounters: Cabins on Antelope Island offer close-up wildlife viewing. "Beautiful buffalo views... An amazing place to kick back, relax, and hangout with bison. They walk up and graze through the campsites which is a beautiful thing to wake up to," explains John C. about Ladyfinger Campground.

    Well-maintained facilities: Cabins at Wasatch Mountain State Park feature reliable amenities. "The campsites are well equipped, and space from each other. It's beautiful," notes Jill about Pine Creek Campground.

    What you should know

    Seasonal closures affect services: Water systems shut down seasonally at some locations. "At the time of our visit, the park was rebuilding its visitor center. This meant there is currently no running water so no toilets other than pit and no showers," reports @57overlander C. about Antelope Island.

    Insect activity varies by season: Biting insects can be prevalent in warmer months. "Like previously mentioned the road up is very rocky and bumpy. Definitely need a truck/SUV to get up," advises Austin T. about Pine Creek Campground.

    Watershed regulations affect activities: Some cabin areas have water protection rules. "The nearby creek is pretty, but you cannot so much as wade in it without facing prosecution and a $1500 fine," warns Jason H. about Tanners Flat.

    Tips for camping with families

    Choose cabins with play facilities: Some locations offer dedicated children's areas. "Nice bathhouses with private shower/toilets. Wifi and cable. Great play area. Bikes available including kid sized. Paved 80 mile bike trail along Jordan River. Giant chessboard," recommends janet H. about Pony Express RV Resort.

    Book weekday stays when possible: Weekend occupancy rates increase dramatically. "This is a fairly large campground for such a narrow canyon. There are 31 single sites, 3 doubles, and 3 group campsites. The single sites are $23 a night and be sure to make your reservation early as you are unlikely to get a walk in," advises Alan B. about Tanners Flat.

    Consider age-appropriate activities: Not all cabin locations offer equal entertainment for children. "The playground is clean, a good sized one, but overrun with unsupervised kids," notes Amy about Pony Express RV Resort.

    Tips from RVers

    Account for site levelness: Many cabin and RV sites require adjustment. "My 30' TT was perched with some effort on top of a pull-through that was a mound rather than flat. Unlevel and narrow asphalt sites," shares James J. about Pine Creek Campground.

    Check electrical hookup ratings: Amperage varies between locations. "There are 2 or 3 loops in the state park, we got one of the walk up sites on a Friday night. $20 and includes entrance fee, you check in at the guard station at the entrance and they said park gates close at 10pm," explains Jillian B. about KOA Holiday in Springville/Provo.

    Verify gate closure times: Late arrivals may be locked out of some facilities. "Take note that they close the gates at 10pm!" warns Andrea P. about cabins at Wasatch Mountain State Park.

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