Camping at Dead Horse Point

Dead Horse Point State Park sits on the mesa off UT-313, on the way to Canyonlands' Island in the Sky. It is a designated International Dark Sky Park; the park closes at 10 p.m. for day visitors, but campers and yurt guests keep access after hours. [Utah State Parks]

Dead Horse Point has one campground with two loops. The Kayenta loop has 21 sites, all with 20/30/50-amp electric hookups and shade structures, and is open until November 30. The Wingate loop has 31 sites — 20 with electric hookups for RVs or tents and 11 hike-in, tent-only sites (camper vans and rooftop tents are voided on arrival) — and its RV sites accommodate vehicles up to 56 feet. A maximum of 8 people and one camping unit is allowed per site, quiet hours run 10 p.m.–7 a.m., and all campsites require a reservation. [Utah State Parks][Utah State Parks]

Important for RVs: there is no water for RV fill-ups anywhere in the park, so fill tanks in Moab or Green River. Dogs are welcome on a leash, including in the campground and the Moenkopi Yurts, but not in the Wingate-loop yurts. [Utah State Parks][Utah State Parks]

Nearby on UT-313, BLM's Horsethief Campground ($25/night, RVs to 40 ft) and Lone Mesa group sites (gravel road, to 50 ft) offer no water or electricity. In our data this area has 6 stays (6 public, 0 private): Gold Bar Group Sites, Hunter Canyon Group Site, The Ledge Group Sites, Dead Horse Point State Park, Dead Horse Point State Park - Moenkopi Yurts, Horsethief Group Sites. [BLM Moab Field Office]

Stays in our data within 10 miles (straight-line) of Dead Horse Point. Distances are straight-line. Official facts checked 2026-10-16; listing facts update with each feed refresh.