Utah's Best Free Camping

If you're looking for amazing scenery with plenty of

free

dispersed

camping

options, Utah is where it's at, in this video we'll talk about Utah's top-rated

free

camping

options, all submitted and reviewed by the campground community. You may already know that Utah is a land of extremes, from the beautiful red rock desert of the south to the dusty mountain slopes of the north. Utah has something for everyone. It is a paradise for outdoor recreation and camping. To begin, we will begin in the majestic Wasatch Mountains, which are loved by skiers in the winter and adventure-seeking campers in the summer, east of Provo is Salamander Flat, where Sarah Golden reported that she loved staying here in early October, as the location was excellent, right in the heart of the beautiful and convenient scenic byway. to explore the area and tons of actual hiking, said one of the

best

free views I've seen so close to a major population base.

It's definitely not perfect, but it's easy to access in the summer months and has a beautiful view. Heber Mountain is a camper favorite for beautiful hiking and tent camping on national forest lands. Bruce's recent review said this isn't so much a campground as it is an area, but we found a great spot overlooking valleys and mountains at 9,765 feet above land. Bison said the views were exceptional. We stay awake. on top of a peak and can get quite windy but overall it was an amazing and secluded view, mud creek trail, blm, dispersed camping near strawberry reservoir is another option near the wasatch.

The campground guys review said I love camping here, it's pretty spread out, you can roll around. I walked into their camp with some cow pies, but overall it's one of my favorite places to hide out for a few days guys, quick reminder if you're going to get out and enjoy these magnificent places, please preserve their beauty and do your part to keep them. Clean up and bag any trash you packed, including bullet casings and toilet paper. Thanks Have you heard of Utah's five mighty national parks? If not, it's time to put this epic road trip on your bucket list.

The five mighty parks are Arches Canyonlands, Capital Reef, Bryce. and of course last but not least zion national park they are all located in southern

utah

and are full of red rock landscapes that dreams are made of. There is no free camping within the national parks, but nearby BLM and Forest Services lands provide excellent options, starting at Arches National. Park Those who need to stay within cell phone range will gravitate toward the popular Willow Springs Trail along the original entrance to Arches M Hendon recently reported that there is plenty of space and easy access to the parks, lots of people around, but no one seemed crowded , the available options extend Down the road across the highway, Canyonlands National Park is a short drive from Arches.

Make your home base at Lone Mesa to explore the island in the sky region or the Needles district. Visit Lockhart Road, where Chess Terror reported that this camp really blew us away. Drive just past hamburger rock and the first views take off, then you will find yourself in the middle of a sea of ​​red rocks. The dark skies in this park are the

best

I have ever seen. Next is the Capitol. Reef is a gem of a park that is often overlooked by its flashier neighbors. Click here to see a full video I dedicated to this area and its underrated attractions.

One of the best options for free camping is a nice creek, dispersed camping parts of the three reported. beautiful and empty i camped a little further down the road from the river on a beautiful rise overlooking the valley very lonely and lovely easy access to burrow wash and other walks on that side of the reef fabulous sunrise and night sky can be hard to catch your breath at the 9,000-foot elevation of the rim of Bryce Canyon National Park, but you won't mind once you see the beautiful Hoodoos cabin. Hollow is the preferred free campground near Bryce Canyon for many in the campground community.

Wyn Scott's review says it's great for free camping. It is secluded but easy on and off the road and spaces are spaced just 30 minutes from Bryce. We would definitely stay here again. Click above to watch a full video about this stunning area and last but not least in the The Mighty Five is Zion National Park. Park visitors and mountain bikers love free camping at Hurricane Cliffs, where the Gem Trail passes through the landmarks. Cindy reported that she arrived on a Monday and there were several places open. The road was a little rough, but it was doable with our Ford. f-150 you are very close to zion and the city of hurricane, most likely if you come or pass through

utah

you will need to make an urban stop to spend the night in salt lake city or its surroundings.

The state's metropolis stretches from north to south and is surrounded by the Great Salt Lake and the Wasatch Mountain Range, there are some free camping options, ideal for travelers simply looking for a good rest while stopping by Walmart's in Syracuse, Saratoga Springs and Springville, which allows overnight parking, as does Cabela's in Farmington. Please note that it is always a good idea to call ahead to confirm with store managers as things can change. Flight park state recreation area is another campendio community favorite just off i-15 when i stopped here for the night in 2020 i woke up to a sky. filled with colorful paragliders flying overhead, I sipped my coffee as I watched them take off and ride seemingly endless thermals high above the camp.

Camping was free until recently, but now there is a nominal fee of 15 which, for the convenience and fascination factor, is worth the price. All of these free options were just the tip of the iceberg. You can easily discover more free camps off the beaten path at campendium.com. If you found this video useful, please give us a like, hit the subscribe button and hit the notification bell. You won't miss any new videos. Thanks for watching the guys stay safe and enjoy the ride.