Escalante Heritage Center Campground

10 reviews

1175 E 360 S, Escalante, UT 84726, USA
+1 435-826-4787
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Escalante Heritage Center Campground Introduce

Nestled in the heart of Escalante, Utah, the Escalante Heritage Center Campground offers a serene and comfortable camping experience for travelers seeking a peaceful retreat. Located at 1175 E 360 S, this campground is a perfect stop for those exploring the scenic beauty of Southern Utah.

The campground boasts clean and modern facilities, including well-maintained bathrooms and access to water, ensuring a comfortable stay for all visitors. Whether you're pitching a tent or parking your RV, you'll find the amenities to be a refreshing change from typical campgrounds. The campground's convenient online payment system makes check-in a breeze, allowing you to focus on enjoying your stay.

One of the standout features of the Escalante Heritage Center Campground is its tranquil environment. With stunning sunset views of the town and the soothing sounds of nature, including the distant mooing of cows, this campground offers a truly relaxing atmosphere. The spacious grounds often provide a sense of privacy, making it an ideal spot for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life.

Visitors have praised the campground for its cleanliness, quiet ambiance, and ease of access. Many have highlighted the convenience of the online payment system and the well-marked signage that guides you directly to the campground. Whether you're planning a short stopover or an extended stay, the Escalante Heritage Center Campground is a fantastic choice for campers of all kinds.

Clean and modern bathrooms
Access to water facilities
Online payment system for easy check-in
Stunning sunset views of Escalante
Tranquil and private camping environment

For those in need of assistance, the campground can be reached by phone at +1 435-826-4787. Whether you're a seasoned camper or a first-time visitor, the Escalante Heritage Center Campground promises a memorable and enjoyable experience in the heart of Utah's breathtaking landscape.

Location

Utah Garfield County Escalante East 360 South

Customer Reviews

4.0

10 reviews

Nathan Harris

Oct 16, 2023

A very pleasant and quiet stop, the bathrooms were so clean, an amazing change from the pit toilets I was imagining. Water and bathrooms are by the main building. I had the campground all to myself, paid online, great sunset views of town and lull of cows mooing as I set up the tent. If using google maps it may try to direct you to the back road access to the campground, which I found confusing, probably easier to take the turn directly to the main building and then drive past it to the campground.

Anne-sophie Jul Soursou

Jul 21, 2023

Amazing place to camp if stopping by Escalante. We were the only ones staying during a summer weekday. There is water, a fire pit and also clean new bathrooms. Just follow the signs to the heritage center from the main road and you will see the campground sign just past it. We didn’t reserve in advance but just paid online when we arrived

Riann Mack

Jun 17, 2023

Nice little campground! The sites are pretty close together but there were only 2 other groups there when we camped. There are a few water spickets around the camp, and the bathrooms are fantastic! Running water and sinks.

Sole Vielson

Jun 16, 2023

Running water. Picnic tables in shade. Large, new bathroom facilities. Primitive camping but that's what this national monument is all about. Easily reserve online and just show up. Likely a spot open. The museum nearby would be happy for any support

Scott Whitney

Sep 21, 2022

Great views. Mostly unknown campsite so you can have peace by yourself. Modern restrooms with flush toilets and sinks. Picnic tables, fire pits, tent ($18) and RV spots ($25).

Miles Knotek

May 22, 2025

I'm not one to be picky about a campsite or to leave a negative review, but here I find myself doing both. I rarely pay for a campsite, but when I do, I expect there to be water and bathrooms. The bathrooms were out of service, there was no porta potty or outhouse, and no one at the visitor center (on a weekday) to ask about. Save your money and stay in one of the thousands of free and much more beautiful campsites around the Escalante area.