Public Campground
13.5
Cannonville, Utah
Campground in Utah.
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About Airport A
Campground in Utah.
Airport A offers a unique camping experience in Utah, providing RV travelers with convenient access to the region's natural wonders and outdoor recreation. This public campground welcomes visitors seeking an affordable base camp for exploring everything Utah has to offer, from stunning national parks to scenic byways and outdoor adventures.
Camping at Airport A places you in a strategic location for discovering Utah's remarkable landscape. The state is renowned for its incredible geological formations, dramatic canyons, and world-class outdoor activities. Whether you're an avid hiker, photographer, or simply someone who appreciates breathtaking scenery, Utah delivers unforgettable experiences at every turn. The varied terrain ranges from red rock deserts to pine-forested mountains, offering diverse environments to explore across different seasons.
The area around Airport A provides excellent opportunities for both nearby day trips and longer excursions. Utah is home to some of America's most iconic destinations, making it an ideal destination for RV travelers who want to maximize their time exploring natural attractions. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy hiking, rock climbing, mountain biking, and scenic drives through some of the most visually stunning landscapes in the country. Bird watchers, nature photographers, and geology enthusiasts will find endless subjects for their interests.
Beyond outdoor recreation, Utah offers rich cultural experiences and charming small towns worth visiting. Local communities feature galleries, museums, and restaurants showcasing regional culture and cuisine. These towns provide convenient stops for supplies, dining, and experiencing authentic Utah hospitality.
Airport A's location as a public campground makes it an accessible option for budget-conscious travelers who want to spend more on experiences and less on accommodation. With 15 sites available, the campground maintains an intimate atmosphere while providing the essential facilities RV travelers need. The strong 4.1-star rating from 895 reviews reflects positive experiences from numerous visitors who have chosen this campground as their Utah base camp.
Whether you're planning a quick weekend escape or an extended stay to fully explore the region, Airport A serves as a practical home base for your Utah adventure. The combination of affordability, location, and access to world-class attractions makes this public campground a solid choice for RV travelers of all types.
Camping at Airport A places you in a strategic location for discovering Utah's remarkable landscape. The state is renowned for its incredible geological formations, dramatic canyons, and world-class outdoor activities. Whether you're an avid hiker, photographer, or simply someone who appreciates breathtaking scenery, Utah delivers unforgettable experiences at every turn. The varied terrain ranges from red rock deserts to pine-forested mountains, offering diverse environments to explore across different seasons.
The area around Airport A provides excellent opportunities for both nearby day trips and longer excursions. Utah is home to some of America's most iconic destinations, making it an ideal destination for RV travelers who want to maximize their time exploring natural attractions. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy hiking, rock climbing, mountain biking, and scenic drives through some of the most visually stunning landscapes in the country. Bird watchers, nature photographers, and geology enthusiasts will find endless subjects for their interests.
Beyond outdoor recreation, Utah offers rich cultural experiences and charming small towns worth visiting. Local communities feature galleries, museums, and restaurants showcasing regional culture and cuisine. These towns provide convenient stops for supplies, dining, and experiencing authentic Utah hospitality.
Airport A's location as a public campground makes it an accessible option for budget-conscious travelers who want to spend more on experiences and less on accommodation. With 15 sites available, the campground maintains an intimate atmosphere while providing the essential facilities RV travelers need. The strong 4.1-star rating from 895 reviews reflects positive experiences from numerous visitors who have chosen this campground as their Utah base camp.
Whether you're planning a quick weekend escape or an extended stay to fully explore the region, Airport A serves as a practical home base for your Utah adventure. The combination of affordability, location, and access to world-class attractions makes this public campground a solid choice for RV travelers of all types.
15
Total Sites
4.1
Rating
895
Reviews
Park Details
Total Sites
15
Tips & Tricks
Book Early
Monticello is popular during peak season. Reserve 2-4 weeks in advance for weekends and holidays.
Check-in Time
Most parks have check-in after 1:00 PM and check-out by 11:00 AM. Call ahead if you'll arrive late.
Local Weather
Utah weather can change quickly. Pack layers and check the forecast for Monticello.
Explore the Area
Don't miss local attractions near Monticello. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.
Airport A Reviews
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Gavin Valgardson
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Gavin Valgardson
The staff is full of awesome people who go out of their way to help customers. The sites are great too and offer lots of shade. I spend a lot of time here every summer can highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys the camper lifestyle.
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Phillip Clevenger
Mar 18, 2026
3.0
Google Review by Phillip Clevenger
Love this place but has become way too expensive...over $70/night are you serious? Especially in the winter....I don't think I will ever stay here again! Sad times but true. I can go to a place with full hookups within 45 minutes of this place and they charge less than $50/night with full hookups and amenities!!!
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Phillip Clevenger
Mar 18, 2026
3.0
Google Review by Phillip Clevenger
Love this place but has become way too expensive...over $70/night are you serious? Especially in the winter....I don't think I will ever stay here again! Sad times but true. I can go to a place with full hookups within 45 minutes of this place and they charge less than $50/night with full hookups and amenities!!!
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Jodi Poll
Mar 18, 2026
4.0
Google Review by Jodi Poll
They are very strict with all of the rules. This is okay but we did feel like they were watching us a lot. Quick family trip. The Provo airport is next store making it louder than when we stayed here a few years ago. Hosts were polite and helpful in getting us spots next to friends. Seems to have a lot of long term guests and the whole park was quiet by 8:30 on the weekend.
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Connie ericksen
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Connie ericksen
The office was Closed on Sunday and out of all soft drinks but service on Saturday and Monday was exceptional. Very convenient and maintained site. The location and facility were also great for several low-traffic bike rides.
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Ty Saffold
Mar 18, 2026
2.0
Google Review by Ty Saffold
The park is predominately occupied by folks who are there for extensive periods of time. Although, that is ok, we felt like "outsiders" while we were there. Very few cordial folks and even less so when we spoke or tried to acknowledge them. Pretty much ignored us. One person who was parked next to us was (at least) communicable. One employee even went out of her way to come out of the office, rush... The park is predominately occupied by folks who are there for extensive periods of time. Although, that is ok, we felt like "outsiders" while we were there. Very few cordial folks and even less so when we spoke or tried to acknowledge them. Pretty much ignored us. One person who was parked next to us was (at least) communicable. One employee even went out of her way to come out of the office, rush towards us while we were walking our dogs and chastised us for walking them in an "unauthorized" area of the park. No kindness or consideration of the fact only 1 sign indicated the area was designated as such and was on the opposing side of where we were walking. We saw it as we were leaving the area. All things considered, that particular encounter sealed our decision to leave. We are full timers, retired and enjoy meeting, making friends, camping and relaxing. This is not the place for that. This place is ok for a day if you need to unwind between legs of your trip but it isn't a destination. Lastly, the lake is not next to the park. We cut our stay short and left 7 days prior to our original leave date.
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Ty Saffold
Mar 18, 2026
2.0
Google Review by Ty Saffold
The park is predominately occupied by folks who are there for extensive periods of time. Although, that is ok, we felt like "outsiders" while we were there. Very few cordial folks and even less so when we spoke or tried to acknowledge them. Pretty much ignored us. One person who was parked next to us was (at least) communicable. One employee even went out of her way to come out of the office, rush... The park is predominately occupied by folks who are there for extensive periods of time. Although, that is ok, we felt like "outsiders" while we were there. Very few cordial folks and even less so when we spoke or tried to acknowledge them. Pretty much ignored us. One person who was parked next to us was (at least) communicable. One employee even went out of her way to come out of the office, rush towards us while we were walking our dogs and chastised us for walking them in an "unauthorized" area of the park. No kindness or consideration of the fact only 1 sign indicated the area was designated as such and was on the opposing side of where we were walking. We saw it as we were leaving the area. All things considered, that particular encounter sealed our decision to leave. We are full timers, retired and enjoy meeting, making friends, camping and relaxing. This is not the place for that. This place is ok for a day if you need to unwind between legs of your trip but it isn't a destination. Lastly, the lake is not next to the park. We cut our stay short and left 7 days prior to our original leave date.
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