Antimony, Utah, lures RV travelers with Otter Creek Reservoir's trophy trout fishing and the Paiute ATV Trail's 2,000 miles of rugged tracks. Five parks anchor the area, from state park docks to beachside retreats. Park your rig here to fish at dawn, ride dust at noon, and stargaze under dark skies far from city lights.
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Antimony hugs the shores of Otter Creek Reservoir in remote Garfield County, where anglers hook rainbow and cutthroat trout year-round. ATV riders blast across the Paiute Trail system, the nation's longest continuous off-highway vehicle route at over 2,000 miles. Bryce Canyon National Park waits an hour north, its spires piercing pink sunsets, while Mammoth Cave dives underground nearby for spelunkers.
RV parks turn Antimony into a launchpad for these pursuits. Otter Creek State Park draws families who fish and boat, complete with WiFi, showers, and 50-amp hookups at $32–$250/night. Otter Creek RV & Marina fits water lovers with the same perks for $57–$125. Pine Lake Campground hosts groups and pets with drinking water at $18–$140. Antimony Mercantile and RV Park stocks supplies alongside 30-amp power, showers, and WiFi for $38–$410. Fisherman's Beach Recreation Site delivers sandy waterfront spots for a raw escape.
Antimony excels in trout fishing at Otter Creek Reservoir and off-roading on the 2,000-mile Paiute ATV Trail. This tiny town of under 100 residents sits amid southern Utah's wilds, drawing anglers who boat or shore-cast for rainbows and browns. ATV riders base here to tackle the longest continuous OHV trail in America, while day trips hit Bryce Canyon's hoodoos just 50 miles away. Quiet nights reveal some of the darkest skies in the U.S.
Five RV parks serve Antimony: Otter Creek State Park, Otter Creek RV & Marina, Pine Lake Campground, Antimony Mercantile and RV Park, and Fisherman's Beach Recreation Site. All cluster around Otter Creek Reservoir off Highway 22, minutes from town. Expect waterfront access at most, with amenities like showers, WiFi, and 30/50-amp hookups varying by site; rates range $18 to $410/night.
Pine Lake Campground welcomes pets explicitly, alongside group sites and drinking water. Other parks like Otter Creek State Park and Fisherman's Beach Recreation Site often allow leashed pets; always check rules on arrival. These spots suit dog owners exploring nearby trails, but keep animals controlled near the reservoir's fish-rich waters.