Blanding throws open the door to Bears Ears National Monument and ancient Puebloan ruins. With 22 RV parks in our directory, you snag the perfect spot to launch red rock hikes and petroglyph hunts. Camp here to chase sunsets over Cedar Mesa and wake to canyon calls.
Blanding thrives as a launchpad for southeast Utah's wild heart. Wander Edge of the Cedars State Park to touch Ancestral Puebloan kivas and pottery shards. Hike Butler Wash ruins trail for cliff dwellings tucked in sandstone alcoves. Spot petroglyphs at Newspaper Rock, 12 miles west on UT-95, where desert varnish records 2,000 years of stories.
Blanding RV Park delivers WiFi, 50-amp service, dump station, and pull-through sites from $27 nightly; families love the easy access off US-191. Blue Mountain RV Park suits couples with WiFi at $45 a night in a quieter pocket. Devils Canyon Campground fits groups and pets at $20 flat, steps from trails. Nizhoni Campground in Manti-La Sal National Forest hosts pet owners and campfires for $20 to $50.
Blanding stands out for Bears Ears National Monument and Ancestral Puebloan sites. Edge of the Cedars State Park displays kivas, artifacts, and a resident archaeologist. Nearby Newspaper Rock petroglyphs and Butler Wash ruins draw history buffs yearly. This base lets travelers explore Cedar Mesa's hidden canyons without big-city crowds.
Find Blanding RV Park, Blue Mountain RV Park, Devils Canyon Campground, and Nizhoni Campground right in or near Blanding. Blanding RV Park sits off US-191 with WiFi, 50-amp, and pull-throughs from $27. Blue Mountain offers WiFi at $45; Devils Canyon and Nizhoni add pet-friendly group sites near trails.
Yes, Devils Canyon Campground and Nizhoni Campground welcome pets explicitly. Devils Canyon charges $20 nightly with group sites and WiFi nearby Bears Ears. Nizhoni in Manti-La Sal National Forest allows pets plus campfires for $20-$50, perfect for furry trail companions.
