7 Campgrounds In Utah Perfect For Those Who Hate Camping

Camping overnight in Utah's beautiful outdoor settings is a great way to reconnect with nature, but sleeping in a tent on the ground isn't everyone's idea of a good time. If you'd like to camp overnight, but crave a real bed and a hot shower, here are seven campgrounds that are perfect for you.

1. Basecamp37, Kanab

It's hard to say no to camping when your tent contains a king-sized bed. Basecamp37 offers five glamping tents with electricity, and the campground includes warm showers and a communal cooking area.

Get all the details on Basecamp37's website.

2. Boulder Mountain Guest Ranch, Boulder

Located right next door to Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, this rustic resort offers cabins in several sizes, tipis, and this colorful Mongolian yurt. The yurt features a cozy, queen-sized bed and its own private bath with shower.

Check out Boulder Mountain Guest Ranch's website for more detais.

3. Conestoga Ranch, Garden City

Nestled on the banks of Bear Lake, this pretty spot has been spoiling Utah campers for years. Stay in one of the large Conestoga wagons for an experience unlike any other. The pioneers never had it this good!

Book your stay on the Conestoga Ranch website.

4. Under Canvas Moab, Moab

The next time you plan a visit to Arches National Park, make a reservation at Under Canvas. The campground includes tents in several sizes to accommodate up to four adults and two kids. Furnishings from West Elm make every tent cozy, and you'll make new friends in the evening around the fire pit with some s'mores. Try the Under Canvas locations at Lake Powell and Zion, too!

Check out all the amenities on the Under Canvas website.

5. Echo Island, Coalville

Is it still camping if you have three swimming pools, two hot tubs, and cabins that just might be more luxurious than your own home? We say yes! Echo Island has cabins of all sizes, and they're fully-furnished with all the amenities of home.

Get more details on Echo Island's website.

6. Zion Ponderosa Ranch Resort, Orderville

Guests staying at Zion Ponderosa Ranch Resort can choose from cowboy cabins, glamping tents, Conestoga wagons, vacation rental cabins, and more. There are plenty of activities to keep everyone in the family occupied, from swimming pools to paintball.

Get excited about visiting this cool resort by checking out its website.

7. Capitol Reef Resort, Torrey

Experience all the Capitol Reef National Park has to offer when you stay right next door to the park at Capitol Reef Resort. This 58-acre resort offers a pool and hot tub, guided tours, and an on-site restaurant. Stay in a Conestoga wagon, luxury cabin, or teepee.

Learn more on the Capitol Reef Resort website.

These seven resorts around the Beehive State have completely reimagined camping. Which are your favorite?