Garrison, Utah, draws rugged adventurers to Notch Peak's 2,000-foot limestone cliffs and endless BLM desert trails. Five RV parks in our directory base your assault on the House Range, from primitive trailheads to big-rig-friendly spots. Park here for stargazing marathons, OHV blasts, and hikes that test your limits under vast, dark skies.
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About Garrison, Utah
Garrison hugs the Nevada border in Millard County's West Desert, where Notch Peak towers as North America's tallest pure limestone monocline. Hikers grind up its exposed ridge trail for 360-degree sweeps across the House Range and distant Great Basin peaks. Off-roaders rip through Burbank Hills' sandy washes, and solitude seekers pitch tents along Snake Creek amid Fishlake National Forest fringes.
Notch Peak Trailhead fits hikers who build campfires after cliff scrambles. Burbank Hills One Day Ride pulls OHV riders for quick desert loops. Snake Creek Campground - Primitive gathers groups on bare-bones sites. Fossil Mountain Dispersed Site opens to pets with fire rings amid fossil beds. Millard Desert Camp welcomes big rigs, dogs, and evening blazes on open flats.
- Notch Peak Trailhead camps right below a 2,000-foot cliff face, campfires allowed
- Three of five parks permit campfires: Notch Peak Trailhead, Fossil Mountain Dispersed Site, Millard Desert Camp
- Two pet-friendly options stand out: Fossil Mountain Dispersed Site and Millard Desert Camp
- Snake Creek Campground offers primitive group sites near Fishlake National Forest
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