Spend The Night Under A Teepee At This Unique Utah Campground
Catherine Armstrong
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You have plenty of options in Utah when it comes to a staycation – you’ll find hotels for every budget, cozy log cabins, and tons of campgrounds if you want to get out into the great outdoors. Add one more thing to your list, though! There’s a unique camping experience that’s right on the doorstep of one of Utah’s most underrated national parks, and you’ll want to check it out. Tucked away on the edge of the park you’ll find a fantastic teepee campground near Torrey, Utah. Take a look!
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Have you ever stayed at Capitol Reef Resort? Teepee camping in Utah is such a fun and unique way to experience our state’s gorgeous scenery!
To book your stay at this teepee campground, visit Capitol Reef Resort’s website and watch for specials by following the resort on Facebook.
While you’re in Capitol Reef National Park, you’ll also want to check out the apple orchards at the Gifford Homestead.
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How many state parks does Utah have?
Utah has 43 state parks and five national parks, each boasting otherworldly natural beauty and sights unlike anywhere else in the country.
What are the best places to visit in Utah?
The Beehive State is renowned for its larger-than-life geological wonders and diverse scenery, so it's fitting that many of the best places to visit in Utah can be found within the state's most iconic landscapes. Of course, such beauty can be found in every corner of the state, but Utah is most notably said to be home to the "Mighty Five" National Parks:
- Zion National Park
- Bryce Canyon National Park
- Canyonlands National Park
- Arches National Park
- Capitol Reef National Park
Beyond Utah's stunning national parks, however, there are a multitude of other natural wonders, lakes, byways, and monuments to see throughout the state, as well as man-made attractions and under-the-radar destinations. Here are just a few beautiful places to see and explore in Utah:
- Alpine Loop Scenic Byway
- Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument
- Dinosaur National Monument
- Albion Basin
- Dead Horse Point State Park
- Utah Lake
- Great Salt Lake
- Mount Timpanogos
- Bears Ears National Monument
- Natural Bridges National Monument
- Big Cottonwood Canyon
- Mirror Lake
- Bridal Veil Falls
- Nebo Loop National Scenic Byway
- Timpanogos Cave National Monument