DP1 Campground, located in Monticello, Utah, USA, offers a secluded backcountry camping experience. As part of the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, this campground provides a primitive setting for outdoor enthusiasts seeking isolation and natural beauty.
DP1 Campground offers the following features and services:
However, it is important to be aware of the following potential challenges:
Guests have reported contrasting experiences at DP1 Campground. One review highlights the positive aspects, such as the natural shade, isolation, and proximity to Devils Kitchen. The other review, while humorously exaggerated, emphasizes the primitive conditions and the challenges of backcountry camping. The campsite is ideal for those seeking a secluded and natural camping experience. Visitors should be prepared for windy conditions and the lack of amenities. The proximity to Devils Kitchen provides access to bathroom facilities and hiking trails, enhancing the overall experience. The scenic views and isolation make it a unique camping destination.
DP1 Campground is ideal for experienced backcountry campers seeking isolation and natural beauty near Monticello, UT. Visitors should be prepared for primitive conditions and windy weather.
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Address: Monticello, UT 84535, USA
Good for kids
On-site parking
Great location, particularly if you plan on staying during the summer months. The campsite is protected by huge sandstone fins on both sides, so you will have shade for 90% of the day. The only drawback is that it creates a bit of wind thru the campsite. This isn't ideal in early spring or late fall, but otherwise it's great. It's also very close to Devils Kitchen, so you can walk over and play around in the kitchen (or use the bathrooms, which is a plus). Walking around the big rocks where the campsite is, you will find a great view to the west, perfect for watching the sunset. You will also have complete isolation as there are no other backcountry sites anywhere near here.
This campground is ths WORST. In fact The Needles district is the WORST. It's dirty and full of creepy animals that sleep under you at night to steal your warmth. The hike in is a billion miles and there is 0-0.1 percent chance of survival. Do not go here. Ever. Go to Arches. There are bathrooms and robes and slippers and catered dinners.
Amazing place to set your tent and experience the unique landscape of canyonlands on your own!