Manti-La Sal National Forest

Reviews

Manti-La Sal National Forest campgrounds are widely appreciated for their beautiful natural and peaceful settings, clean and well-maintained facilities, and friendly, helpful hosts. Visitors enjoy spacious and private campsites with scenic views, wildlife sightings, and opportunities for outdoor activities such as fishing, hiking, and ATV riding. However, common issues include limited or no potable water availability, challenging and sometimes rough or remote access roads, insect problems (notably mosquitoes and flies), occasional noise from campers, ATVs, or nearby roads, and some campsite layout or maintenance concerns.

Beautiful and peaceful natural settings
Clean and well-maintained facilities and restrooms
Helpful and friendly campground hosts
Spacious, quiet, and private campsites
Good access to fishing, hiking, and outdoor activities
Limited or unreliable potable water availability
Challenging, rough, or remote access roads
Abundant biting insects like mosquitoes and flies
Occasional noise disturbances from campers, vehicles, or ATVs
Some campsites crowded or with poor layout and maintenance
1,069 reviews
5 stars
644
4 stars
247
3 stars
91
2 stars
49
1 stars
38
Dan J
Campground:Devils Canyon
Loop:South
Site:
Reviewed 5 days ago
This location is great as its between MOAB and to Monument Valley area. There are no electrical/water/sewer hookups but that works great for self contained units. Its a level paved campground, with deer and other animal rooming around. Away from the direct highway noise so its great.
MARY A
Campground:Devils Canyon
Loop:North
Site:
Reviewed 6 days ago
Devil’s Canyon Campground is a wonderful resource near several national parks and monuments. It is very well run and clean. We had a great spot and appreciated all the amenities like potable water and clean pits toilets. We will be back!
Jesus P
Loop:Lake Canyon Rec Area
Site:
Reviewed 6 days ago
We have been going up to Lake Canyon recreation area in August for the past 23 years. Excellent fishing, camping and hiking. Several lakes near by to fish or just play. Be cautious with the environment. Take out what you take in!
John P
Campground:Devils Canyon
Loop:South
Site:
Reviewed 6 days ago
We have stayed many times at Devils Canyon. The campsites are always clean and well maintained, as is the bathroom. Well run campground!
Ron L
Loop:Main
Site:
Reviewed 7 days ago
Awesome!
Sharami M
Campground:Flat Canyon
Loop:Flat
Site:
Reviewed 7 days ago
Very beautiful location.
Popularity: Quiet

Busiest in August, when about 20% of guest capacity is reserved. Based on 11 years of reservations.

Campgrounds

Manti-La Sal National Forest has 37 campgrounds, 373 campsites in total.

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