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Cliff House

1 site · Lodging2 acres · Spanish Valley, UT

Located on a working ranch above Moab in the La Sal Mountains. The Cliff House has expansive views looking over the Moab Rim, Henry Mountains and the surrounding canyon country. Get ready to get away from all the hustle and bustle of Moab, find some solace and relax! PLEASE NOTE: The Cliff House is a 1 hour+ drive from Moab! Although it looks very close on the map it does take time to get there. The Cliff House has a composting toilet, solar power, wood stove and non potable water for showering and washing.

RedNeck Ranch

2 sites · Lodging9 acres · Blanding, UT

With just over 9 acres the RedNeck Ranch currently offers 2 accommodations. We have the cabin which is 2 bedroom 1 bath with a kitchenette and is attached to a camper trailer allowing up to 11 guests to stay. The second is a bunker underground with 1 bed a bathroom and a kitchenette allowing up to 3 guests (1 child in a cot). In the local area boasts many unique Indian ruins within walking distance. Hiking, biking, rock climbing, and atv use as well.

Mesa Cabin

1 site · Lodging2 acres · Castle Valley, UT

Located on Wilson Mesa in the La Sal Mountains the Mesa Cabin overlooks the Moab Rim, Henry Mountains, and the surrounding canyon county. Conveniently located off of Sand Flats road about 45mins from Moab overs a great location for mountain biking, hiking, climbing, OHv trails in the La Sal Mountains. Mesa cabin includes one bedroom with queen bed, living area, kitchen. Adjacent to property are several zones for rent camping. Cabin has electricity, (includes refrigerator), and outhouse. NO running water. BYOWater

Verlocken Farms

2 sites · Lodging8 acres · Midway, UT

Verlocken Farms is an almost 9 acre ranch in breathtaking Midway, Utah. Come relax, enjoy the views of the Wasatch Range, and see and hear the farm animals and wildlife on this quintessential farm property. The big green barn used to be the home of a racehorse breeding business and now is a peaceful home to highland cattle and various other lovable creatures. The farm is walkable/bikeable to downtown Midway where you'll find restaurants, shops, and multiple yearly events like Swiss Days. Close to the Ice Castles, Homestead Crater, Solider Hollow, golfing, the Provo River, two lakes (Deer Creek and Jordanelle), Heber Valley Railroad & more. Located near world class skiing - only 25 min to Park City Mountain and even less to Deer Valley. Plenty of hiking, biking, water activities, ATV trails, and more all within minutes. Verlocken Farms is the perfect mix of old and new and a great place to relax, reenergize and be inspired.

Wind Walker Homestead

9 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents170 acres · Spring City, UT

Wind Walker Homestead has been a destination resort for decades, but is now family owned and being updated and marketed for groups, couples, families, reunions, weddings, retreats or just a camping weekend away from the hussle of city life. Elk, deer and many other species of wildlife are present at different times. With 170 acres, there is plenty of room to hike, bike and let the kids explore. Utah juniper and Cedar are the species of trees on this high desert landscape at 6000 foot elevation. A newly renovated pool summer 2022 and new bathrooms, showers and laundry room added (in a 14 foot grain silo) by the pool spring 2022. We just added a basketball area and sand volleyball is summer 2022. Pickleball going in summer 2023. 8 new full hookup RV pads also going in summer 2023 and are now available with 30/50 amp service. Far enough away from the lights of surrounding towns of Spring City, Mt. Pleasant and Ephraim, the Milky Way and stars will amaze. Come and visit for a night or a week. We look forward to seeing you soon. - Cindy, Bob, Joe and Natalie

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Ranch cabins in Utah guide

Overview

With a wide variety of terrains ranging from dense forest to arid plateaus, Utah has been attracting campers, backpackers, and hikers for generations. It's home to five national parks, plus dozens of state parks and national forests and monuments (not to mention plenty of BLM land), making it easy to find a Utah camping experience that suits you best. While the southern and eastern parts of the state attract lovers of the great outdoors with their massive rock formations and abundance of recreation activities, you’ll also find plenty to do up in the north, from skiing and snowboarding in the winter to getting out on one of the region’s many lakes and reservoirs come summer.

Where to go

Northwest Utah

Northern Utah is where you'll find some of the state's lushest areas, with plenty of lakes and mountains, a stark contrast to the rockier, arid regions to the south. Salt Lake City is one of the region's biggest draws, and its easy access to outdoor recreation areas, such as Antelope Island State Park on the Great Salt Lake, makes it a reasonable base for those wanting to explore the region. Camping areas abound in this region—the tent-only Cottonwood Campground at Bear Lake State Park is a particularly good choice.

Eastern Utah

Eastern Utah offers some of the best opportunities for outdoor recreation in the state, and that's not just because two of Utah’s five national parks—Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park—are here, a short drive from Moab. Spots worth visiting include Dead Horse Point State Park (popular for mountain biking) and Natural Bridges National Monument, where you’ll see three natural bridge formations carved from the earth millennia ago. This area is also great for archaeology fans. Hovenweep National Monument is a great place to check out the ruins of 13th-century pueblos, while Bear Ears National Monument is full of beautifully preserved ancient cave art.

South-Central and Southern Utah

South Central Utah offers a mix of high desert and dense forest, with plenty of spots to go out and play. You can hike through the slot canyons of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, explore the fairytale-like hoodoos at Goblin Valley State Park, or try your hand at canyoning at Capitol Reef National Park. This region is also home to Lake Powell, on the Colorado River, right on the border with Arizona.

Southwest Utah

Home to both Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon National Park, southwest Utah offers fantastic hiking and camping options, with a mix of beautiful rock formations, vast forests, and desert sand dunes. While the national parks are the main draw, this region offers plenty to do, from ATV/OHV riding on the massive golden dunes at Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park to checking out the red rock formations at Kodachrome Basin State Park. You'll find some of Utah's best camping spots and hiking trails all through the region, and the lack of light pollution makes this area ideal for stargazing under the night skies.