Price, Utah anchors Carbon County as a launchpad for dinosaur hunts and petroglyph chases in Nine Mile Canyon. Eleven RV parks fill the directory, from riverfront steals to full-hookup havens. Park your rig here to hit the Cleveland-Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry by noon and stargaze over desert canyons at night.
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Price thrives on its mining past and prehistoric treasures. Stroll the Utah Field House of Natural History State Park Museum downtown to see T. rex bones dug from local digs. Drive Nine Mile Canyon's 40 miles of rock art panels, some 14,000 years old. Catch the Carbon County Fair in August at the fairgrounds for rodeos and demolition derbies. Hike Price Canyon trails or fish Scofield Reservoir, just 30 minutes north.
RV parks here match every camper's vibe. Legacy Inn and RV Park suits families with WiFi, 50-amp hookups, pet allowances, and pull-through sites from $34 nightly. Swinging Bridge South Campground draws pet lovers with water hookups and campfire spots at $15 to $35 per night. Budget Host Inn & RV Park works for quick stays near highways. Swasey's Beach Campground tempts thrifters to river sands for $3 to $15. Price Canyon Recreation Area calls adventurers with $6 sites amid hiking paths.
Price stands out for dinosaur fossils and ancient petroglyphs. The Cleveland-Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry nearby yielded over 12,000 bones, including Allosaurus skeletons. Visit the Prehistoric Museum on Carbonville Road to see displays from local digs, or explore Nine Mile Canyon's rock art panels along Highway 6.
Find eleven RV parks near Price, including Legacy Inn and RV Park, Swinging Bridge South Campground, and Price Canyon Recreation Area. Legacy Inn sits close to town with full amenities like WiFi and pull-throughs. Swinging Bridge and Price Canyon hug the Price River for scenic, low-cost stays.
Yes, Legacy Inn and RV Park and Swinging Bridge South Campground welcome pets. Legacy offers pull-through sites with 50-amp hookups from $34 nightly. Swinging Bridge provides water hookups and campfires for $15 to $35, both near Price River trails.
