Steinaker State Park RV & Campground Guide

With 31 sites, the Steinaker State Park Campground makes a quiet, laid-back getaway. All sites welcome tents and RVs but be sure to book one of the full-hookup sites to keep your RV running at full capacity. Electric-only sites are also available. With bathrooms, a comfort station, and a dump station, you’ll have everything you need within walking distance. Make sure to pay close attention to the site length as some spots can only accommodate models up to 25 feet long. Full hookup sites are $30 per night, and partial-hookup sites start at $23 per night.

The Vernal / Dinosaurland KOA is one of the most popular campgrounds in the area, and for good reason; it offers a huge variety of amenities. Use the Kamping Kitchen, swim in the pool, or play a round of mini-golf. RV sites come with free hookups, Wi-Fi service, and cable TV. With large sites up to 80 feet long, the KOA is an excellent spot if you’re driving a big rig. On-site, you’ll find both firewood and propane for sale. Before you head out, take advantage of the dump station. Planning to explore the local area? You can even rent an off-road vehicle or a UTV on-site. Prices vary, but you can expect to pay at least $47 per night during the high season. Make sure to check the length and width of each site to ensure that it can accommodate your RV and slide-outs.

Enjoy the tall shade trees at Fossil Valley RV Park, which offers 70 spacious sites. All campsites are pull-through for fast parking, and you can choose between 60-foot and 80-foot sizes. Every site includes full hookups, 22 TV channels, Wi-Fi, and picnic tables. If you want to spread out, head to the clean bathrooms and shower areas. After a few days of adventuring in the Utah wilderness, the laundry room is a handy perk. This campground is located in Vernal, so you’re close to all of the local restaurants and entertainment. Rates start at $41 per night for an electric-only site and go up to $49 per night for a full-hookup spot. If you’re staying for a week, the seventh day is free.

Outlaw Trail RV Park sits about 20 miles from Steinaker State Park. It’s right next to Highway 40, making it an ideal spot to explore all of the local wilderness areas. Book a pull-through or back-in site, each with full hookups. Coin-operated showers and laundry machines help you clean up, and the park playground keeps your little ones entertained. The best part, however, is the view; this campground offers breathtaking cliff vistas. Nightly rates range from $35 to $38.