Off-road & 4x4
Hunter Canyon Group Site is on Kane Creek Road, run by the BLM Moab Field Office. It has tent sites, with no RVs (official).
This weekend (Fri, Nov 13 – Sun, Nov 15): Reserve or first come. Group sites reservable on Recreation.gov (up to six months and at least eight days ahead); individual sites first come, first served. Source: BLM Moab Field Office — Visitor Guide (dated 7/16/24)
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Live from Recreation.gov, checked Nov 13.
| Site | Fr 13 | Sa 14 | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hunter Canyon Group Site group standard nonelectric | R | R | $50 |
✓ available · R reserved · X not available · C closed · W first come, first served · N not yet released
Managed by BLM Moab Field Office (Kane Creek Road). Official facts link to their source; “Listing” facts come from the Recreation.gov listing. Anything we can't source says so.
Nearby parks (straight-line): Arches National Park 7.5 mi · Dead Horse Point State Park 8 mi · Canyonlands National Park 12.6 mi
BLM Moab Field Office
5.1 mi from downtown Moab (straight-line)
6.9 mi to Sand Flats Recreation Area (straight-line)
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The Hunter Canyon Group Site is a single group campsite set up to accommodate both RVs and tents that sits just off Kane Creek Road about 8 miles from Moab, putting town services, outfitters and museums roughly a 20-minute drive away. The campsite sits at the mouth of Hunter Canyon, with the Hunter Canyon Trail running right alongside the site: an easy, two-mile one-way out-and-back that follows a small spring-fed creek under towering sandstone walls and through unusually lush riparian vegetation for the area. The dirt and gravel roads nearby are a draw for four-wheel-drive routes and viewpoin…
Timothy C ★ 5 · Jun 2025It was a great site with hiking not to fare away. In the evening got to see some of the local wild life pass through.
Makenna D ★ 1 · Apr 2025wish their was more communication that this was a lone site! felt slightly unsafe without any other campers / campsites also at the head of the atv trail. the dust & the noise were truly awful. didn’t spend the night but drove out to the kings bottom site & stayed there.
Megan T ★ 4 · Mar 2025It was a little difficult to find -- directions only led us 2/3 of the way there and we only figured out how much further we had to continue on that windy road after backtracking to get service. Great site, though! Lots of space, great views, and the pit toilet was convenient and clean.
Closest stays by type. Distances are straight-line from Hunter Canyon Group Site, not driving.
