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Dispersed
Tent Sites
Fires Allowed
Pets Allowed
Drinking Water
About
White House Campground
Whitehouse Campground is a first-come, first-served campground. Whitehouse Campground and trailhead are located approximately 43 miles east of Kanab, Utah and provides camping amenities (picnic table, firepits and tent pads) and trailhead parking. It is located two miles south of Highway 89 and the Paria Contact Station at the end of Monument road #751 adjacent to the Paria River. The site provides access for hikers and overnight backpackers hiking the Paria River into the Paria Canyon-Vermilion Cliffs Wilderness Area which is jointly managed by Vermilion Cliffs National Monument (VCNM) in the BLM- Arizona Strip Field Office and the BLM-Utah Kanab Field Office (KFO). This is a fee area.
Fee Info
White House Campground provides 5 walk-in sites. Interagency Senior and Access Pass Holders receive 50% off camping fees.
Operator
Bureau of Land Management
Access
Drive In
Walk In
Features
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ADA Accessible
Alcohol Allowed
Drinking Water
Fires Allowed
Pets Allowed
Phone Service
Picnic Table
Toilets
Trash Available
Contact
Location
White House Campground
is located in
Utah
Directions
Whitehouse Campground and trailhead are located approximately 43 miles east of Kanab UT on Highway 89. Access road may require high clearance.
3 Reviews of White House Campground
So peaceful
This place was quiet and secluded. There was a nice trail to walk. There is a river but it looked to be dried up when we went. The stars are amazing. It’s $5 to camp and it’s first come first serve. There is a water fill up area at the trailhead.
Very nice campground
We found this place by accident and were very pleased. Small campground that is first come -first serve sites. Not suitable for trailers or large RV due to the road going in. Fire pits, tables, and ver clean bathrooms. Located next to the sand stone bluffs and a jumping off point for trail hikers. Will definitely look this place up on our next trip. Be sure to bring your own water.
Whitehouse Campground used before hiking the Wave
I stayed in this campground in early September and I was the only person there. It's great if you like the convenience of a drive-up site, but also prefer seclusion. I believe there were 8 sites all equipped with picnic tables and fire-rings with a few vault toilets. The toilets were decently clean when I was there and there was toilet paper. There really isn't any shade, so it's not the best place to hang out in the middle of the day in summer! Nice views and easy access to some backcountry trails in Coyote Buttes.
