Huntington, Utah, draws RV campers to Electric Lake's trophy trout fishing and epic ATV trails through Huntington Canyon. Eleven parks in our directory offer spots from $10 nightly steals to resort comforts. Park your rig here to launch uncrowded adventures in the San Rafael Swell.
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Huntington hugs the base of the Wasatch Plateau in Emery County. Huntington State Park commands the shore of Electric Lake, where rainbows and cutthroats leap for flies each summer. ATV riders blast down Route 31 into the canyon, while paleontology buffs head 30 miles to the Cleveland-Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry, densest Jurassic bone bed on Earth. Hunters scour the Manti-La Sal National Forest come fall.
Buckhorn RV Park and Resort pampers families and groups with WiFi, showers, dump station, and rates from $63 to $148 per night. Huntington State Park hooks boaters with lakeside pads, showers, 50-amp, and 30-amp service at $28 to $33 nightly. Shady Acre RV Park slashes prices to $20 per night for quick overnights. Forks of Huntington Campground fits adventure seekers near the river forks. Old Folks Flat welcomes pet owners and big rigs with pull-through sites, group areas, and drinking water for $10 to $75.
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Huntington shines for Electric Lake's trophy trout fishing and ATV trails in Huntington Canyon. Anglers cast from shore or boat for rainbows up to 10 pounds each summer. Off-roaders tackle rugged paths on Route 31, while dinosaur fans explore the nearby Cleveland-Lloyd Quarry.
Buckhorn RV Park and Resort, Huntington State Park, Shady Acre RV Park, Forks of Huntington Campground, and Old Folks Flat top the list near Huntington. These spots cluster along State Route 10 and near Electric Lake. Expect WiFi, showers, hookups, and dump stations at several.
Yes, Old Folks Flat explicitly allows pets with group sites and pull-throughs. Many others welcome leashed dogs; always check park rules on arrival. Huntington's open spaces suit pet owners chasing trails or lake swims.