Camp ObserverSuperbowl Campground
Camp site features
Across 37 camp sites:
- Pets allowed: all 37 sites
- Largest party: 10 people
Fees
Superbowl Campground is first come, first served and payment must be made upon arrival at the self-register kiosk at the campground using cash, check, or the Scan & Pay feature on the Recreation.gov mobile app. You must have the Recreation.gov app installed on your mobile device prior to arrival to use the Scan & Pay payment method.
Directions
Turn west off U.S. Route 191 onto Utah State Route 211 and travel approximately 25.8 miles. Turn onto County Road 0574 on the south side of the highway. The campground is located 0.25 miles down the natural surface road.
Stay Limit
Check in from 12 PM, check out by 11 AM.
Reviews
James P
Site:
Reviewed 4 months ago
Road in was very rough. Bathrooms (outhouse) was stinky to be expected. Did not accept our Lifetime Senior pass for the online registration. Site was fine.
James P
Site:
Reviewed 4 months ago
Road in was very rough. Bathrooms (outhouse) was stinky to be expected. Did not accept our Lifetime Senior pass for the online registration. Site was fine.
Erika K
Site:
Reviewed 5 months ago
We loved the campground! Beautiful sunsets and very quiet. Close to park entrance so very convenient on a daily. The only issue was that the kiosk charged us for two reservations for same night in same site.
Keesha R
Site:
Reviewed 10 months ago
Beautiful landscape, nice fire pits and tables, the bathrooms were awesome. Ranger was very friendly as well. Cant wait to return!
Michael R
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Reviewed a year ago
Superpowers CG is a great place. Thoughtfully laid out with plenty of space between sites, convenient vault toilets and a user friendly check in process (even offline). Ideally located for accessing Canyonlands NP Needles unit. In addition to rock climbing, mtb, horseback & ohv riding. Highly recommend camping there. I know, I'll be back.
Mark W
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Reviewed a year ago
I’ve stayed here a few times now in the spring and fall climbing seasons. The bathrooms are cool and unique . They are open air rusted iron, sort of a roofed shed. No door, just a right angle hallway where you hang a chain across to indicate occupancy. You can’t see in, but there is a lot of ventilation. This is the quieter campground. Just to the north is Creek Pasture with normal bathrooms but it tends to be the party spot, if there is a party. Last few springs both have been quiet. Neither has water or garbage pickup. If you drive North 15 minutes there is a National park with both, even Wi-Fi. Both campgrounds have weak AT&T texting and iffy voice service. Winds can scream here, stake your tent well!
