BLM campgrounds in Utah
Utah has 83 BLM campgrounds on record, 37 reservable and 42 first-come. 1 is free.
83
Total 37
Reservable 42
First-come How BLM campgrounds work here
These campgrounds are run by the Bureau of Land Management. 42 take no reservations. 37 book through Recreation.gov. On record: 1 free, 11 with potable water. The agency's own pages are at blm.gov.
Interagency pass: it covers entrance and day-use fees on BLM land, and the Senior Pass "may provide a 50 percent discount on some amenity fees", camping among them (nps.gov, read 2026-09-26). For the land itself (rules, offices, boundaries), see Utah BLM land on publiclandsdb.com.
Reservable Baker Dam Campground
First-come Big Bend Campground
Reservable Big Bend Group Sites First-come Birch Creek Campground
Reservable Bridge Hollow Campground
Reservable Buckhorn Draw
First-come Calf Creek Campground
Reservable Clover Springs Campground
First-come Cottonwood Canyon Campground
Reservable Courthouse Rock Campground First-come Cowboy Camp Campground
First-come Creek Pasture Campground
Reservable Creek Pasture Group Site Not on record Deer Creek Campground
Reservable Desolation Gray Canyons Screen Cabins
First-come Dewey Bridge Campground
Reservable Dewey Bridge Group Sites First-come Drinks Canyon Campground
First-come Equestrian Campground
First-come Fisher Towers Campground
First-come Gold Bar Campground
Reservable Gold Bar Group Sites
First-come Goose Island Campground
Reservable Goose Island Group Sites
First-come Grandstaff Campground
First-come Hal Canyon Campground
First-come Hamburger Rock Campground
Reservable Hanging Rock Campground First-come Hatch Point Campground First-come Hittle Bottom Campground
Reservable Hittle Bottom Group Site
First-come Horsethief Campground
Reservable Horsethief Group Sites
Reservable Hunter Canyon Group Site
Reservable Indian Creek Falls Group Site
Reservable Indian Crossing Campground
First-come Jaycee Park Campground
First-come Jericho Campground
Reservable Ken's Lake Campground
Reservable Ken's Lake Group Sites
First-come King's Bottom Campground
Reservable Little Creek Campground
Reservable Lone Mesa Group Sites
First-come Lonesome Beaver Campground First-come Lower Onion Creek Campground
Reservable Lower Onion Creek Group Sites
First-come McCoy Flats Campground
Not on record McMillan Spring Campground
First-come New Joe's Campground
Reservable North Klondike Campground First-come Oak Grove Campground
First-come Oasis Campground
Reservable Pelican Lake Campground
Reservable Ponderosa Grove Campground
First-come Price Canyon Recreation Area
Reservable Pyramid Ridge Campground
Reservable Red Cliffs Campground
Reservable Rocky Peak Campground
First-come San Rafael Swinging Bridge Campground
Reservable Sand Island Group Sites
First-come Sand Island Recreation Area
First-come Sand Mountain Campground
Not on record Sids Mountain Wilderness - The Wedge
Reservable Simpson Springs Campground
First-come Starr Spring Campground
First-come Stateline Campground
First-come Superbowl Campground
Reservable Superbowl Group Site
First-come Swasey's Beach Campground Not on record Temple Mountain Campground East
Reservable Temple Mountain Campground West
First-come The Ledge Campground
Reservable The Ledge Group Sites
First-come Upper Big Bend Campground
First-come Upper Onion Creek Campground
Reservable Upper Onion Creek Group Site
Reservable Westwater Campground (Ranger Station)
Reservable Westwater Group Site (Ranger Station)
First-come White House Campground
First-come White Sands Campground
First-come William's Bottom Campground First-come Windwhistle Campground
Reservable Windwhistle Group Site No campgrounds match.
Common questions
How do I book a BLM campground in Utah?
Of the 83 BLM campgrounds on record, 42 are first-come, first-served with no reservations and 37 book through Recreation.gov.
What is the stay limit at BLM campgrounds in Utah?
Where the agency states one: 14 days (22 campgrounds), 14 nights in a 30 consecutive day period (16 campgrounds), 14 days at one location, then relocate at least 30 miles away (1 campground), 14 Day limit (1 campground), 14 nights within a consecutive 30 day period (1 campground), 14 days within any 28 consecutive days (Arizona public lands rule) (1 campground), 14 nights in a 30 consecutive day period. (1 campground), and 14 days in a 30 consecutive day period (1 campground). Check each campground's page for its own rule.
Does the interagency pass work at BLM campgrounds?
The pass itself covers entrance and day-use fees on BLM land, not the nightly camping fee; the Senior Pass may give 50 percent off some amenity fees, camping among them (nps.gov, read 2026-09-26).
All agencies: camping in Utah.