Southern Utah has some amazing camping spots. In fact if you are ever taking a Utah vacation you might want to consider spending your trip at a camp ground rather then a hotel, you see more nature and it is also much cheaper.

1. Fish Lake

This is a perfect lake to take a camping and fishing trip at. This Utah Lake is known for producing great fishing stories. It is also surrounded by the Fish Lake National Forests that has many great hiking trails and includes the world’s largest living organism, which is basically a group of tress that are all fused together.

There is just one word of warning I should give you this lake is a perfect R.V. camping area. If you decide to bring a tent you better come in the middle of the summer or you will most likely freeze.

2. Any National Park

All of the Utah National Parks are well worth the visit and by camping out at them you can see all there is to see. Each park has a camping section and they are all relatively inexpensive.

3. Green River

The Green River State Park is a wounderful campground because they have some nice fishing and it also contains a nice golf course so there is a ton of things to do on site. It is also very close to 3 major national parks, Arches, Capitol Reef, and Canyonlands.

The wide selection of things to do definitely makes this a great spot to plan a vacation at.

4. Snow Canyon

Snow canyon is also a nice place to stay; this park is normally not very crowded and contains some amazing lava flow rock formations. It is also next to the other two National Parks, Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon.

There are hundreds of spots to camp around the state. These are just a few nice areas that you may want to check out.