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Red Cliffs Campground
Hurricane, UT 84737
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Red Cliffs Campground, Hurricane, UT 84737, United States
About the Business
Red Cliffs Campground is a picturesque outdoor retreat located in Hurricane, Utah, United States. Nestled within the Red Cliffs Recreation Area, this campground offers a unique blend of natural beauty and rich history. From dinosaur footprints to ancient Puebloan settlements, and pioneer farming sites, the area is steeped in fascinating stories waiting to be discovered.
The campground itself features 11 campsites with shade shelters, picnic tables, potable water, and grills. Accessible sites are available for visitors with disabilities, and vault toilets are conveniently located on site. Pets are welcome but must be kept on a leash at all times. Quiet hours are observed from 9 pm to 7 am to ensure a peaceful and enjoyable stay for all guests.
Reservations are required for campsites and can be made online or by phone. Camping fees are $15 per night, plus a reservation fee. Interagency passes are honored for day use fees, with discounts available for Access and Senior pass holders. All fees collected go towards maintaining and improving the recreation area for future visitors to enjoy.
Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to explore in the surrounding area, including hiking and mountain biking trails that offer stunning views of the red sandstone cliffs and Quail Creek. Birdwatchers may spot Gambel’s quail or canyon wrens, while lucky hikers might even catch a glimpse of a Mojave desert tortoise or Gila monster.
For those looking to venture further afield, Quail Creek State Park, Dixie National Forest, and Zion National Park are all within easy reach. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat in nature or an adventure-filled getaway, Red Cliffs Campground offers something for everyone. Plan your next outdoor escape and create lasting memories at this hidden gem in Utah.
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"Nice spots tucked away in the red rocks. Sites aren't very level but good for a night or two. The Dinosaur tracks are easy to get to from the campground. There is NO cell service unless you trek to the top of the rocks for 1 bar of service."
"I used to stay here every time I came thru here when the CG was all FCFS, but it was switched to all reservation only and most times the CG shows booked solid in spring and fall. Note that on a Sunday Eve only 5 sites seem occupied, but the Recreation app shows all 11 sites reserved. $15/$7.50 senior, 14d limit, water spigots, dumpsters and vault toilets. Cell signal is good on T-Mobile. Great hiking and MTB trails here, but no motorized use on these trails so the OHV crowd is absent, which is great.This CG also has a lot of local day use for the trails in the area."
"Great hill g today with my wife. Trails aren’t to tough but highly recommend wearing good shoes. Don’t wear an older pair of hiking shoes because their is a good chance you can have a blow out from old glue. See picks of my wife shoes!"
"Stayed 4 nights in spot #4. Definitely the smallest site, but was sufficient for us! Can fit one small tent up by the table, and probably another one down the hill in the shade. Spot was almost completely surrounded by shrubbery, so good privacy. Beware the wildlife! Squirrels chewed 2 holes in our tent trying to get to food we ignorantly left inside. When we were relaxing and snacking around the table, one came up and bit my foot looking for a handout. Be careful with kids, and keep your food safe!"
"We didn't camp here, just went for a hike to the water hole which, in late June, was stagnant muck, very low. So go in early spring if you'd like to jump in the water hole! But the rocks and trees and little creek were all beautiful features. We had a picnic at the bottom where the campground is beside the creek. It's a completely different ecosystem down there, with trees and marsh plants. The upper land with the red rock is barren with only sagebrush and tree skeletons to keep you company. But the geological configurations are gorgeous. It is well worth the hike, even without a water hole at the end."
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