- Quick Facts
- Hookups: None (basic sites only)
- Dump Station: Yes
- Fresh Water Fill Station: Yes
- RV Friendly Sites: Yes – Some
- Cell Service: None
- Location: Capitol Reef National Park
- Link to NPS website
I’m so glad we got a site at Fruita Campground in Capitol Reef National Park! It was great to stay inside the park. The campground was right off the scenic drive road – just a short distance from several great hikes. We were also within walking distance of the Gifford House, which sells fantastic baked goods.
If you enjoy dry camping, I’d highly recommend a stay at Fruita Campground. The views were beautiful and the location within the park couldn’t be beat. It was really interesting to see the red rocky cliffs next to the green grass and orchards. There is also plenty of wildlife in and around the campground. We woke up early in the morning and saw several deer passing by our window.
If you’d like to read more about our time in Capitol Reef National Park, check out the blog post here: Capitol Reef National Park – Miles of Yellow Lines. If you noticed RV bike rack and you’d like to read more details about this rack, check out this blog post: Our Bikes, Bike Racks, and Accessories – Miles of Yellow Lines. We love that it frees up space in our truck bed.
