Public Campground
13.5
Cannonville, Utah
Campground in Utah.
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About Maples Campground
There is no longer a Maples campground north of the Snowbasin Ski Resort. All picnic tables, firerings and restrooms have been removed. The public may still camp in the area, but must camp away from the trail that goes through the site. All access is walk-ins/bicycles/horses only, no motor vehicles, it is approximately 1/2 mile from the gate. The gate just off the pavement at the lower Snowbasin parking lot is the gravel trail/road to the area.
Nestled in the heart of Utah, Maples Campground offers a peaceful retreat for RV travelers seeking to explore one of America's most scenic regions. This public campground serves as an ideal base camp for visitors looking to experience Utah's natural wonders while enjoying a comfortable camping experience.
Utah's landscape is renowned for its dramatic red rock formations, expansive national parks, and outdoor recreation opportunities that draw adventurers from across the country. The state offers an incredible diversity of experiences, from towering desert monuments to lush mountain forests. Whether you're a seasoned RV traveler or planning your first camping adventure, this region provides unforgettable opportunities to connect with nature and discover why Utah has become such a beloved destination.
The area surrounding Maples Campground is rich with attractions and activities suitable for various interests and skill levels. Utah's national parks showcase some of the most distinctive geology on the planet, with breathtaking vistas and well-maintained hiking trails. The landscape changes dramatically depending on where you venture, offering everything from slickrock canyons to alpine meadows. Rock climbing, mountain biking, scenic drives, and photography are popular pursuits for visitors with different energy levels and interests.
Beyond outdoor adventures, the surrounding communities provide authentic Utah experiences. Local towns offer access to dining, supplies, and services that make extended camping trips convenient and enjoyable. The region has a rich cultural heritage, with opportunities to learn about Native American history and pioneer settlement patterns that shaped the area.
Maples Campground's 4.0-star rating from 21 reviews reflects its appeal to travelers seeking reliable camping accommodations. The consistent positive feedback suggests this is a welcoming destination for families, couples, and solo adventurers alike. Its location makes it practical for both day trips to major attractions and as a comfortable home base for extended Utah exploration. Whether you're drawn to iconic national parks, hidden natural gems, or simply the therapeutic experience of camping under Utah's vast skies, this campground provides convenient access to everything that makes Utah special.
Utah's landscape is renowned for its dramatic red rock formations, expansive national parks, and outdoor recreation opportunities that draw adventurers from across the country. The state offers an incredible diversity of experiences, from towering desert monuments to lush mountain forests. Whether you're a seasoned RV traveler or planning your first camping adventure, this region provides unforgettable opportunities to connect with nature and discover why Utah has become such a beloved destination.
The area surrounding Maples Campground is rich with attractions and activities suitable for various interests and skill levels. Utah's national parks showcase some of the most distinctive geology on the planet, with breathtaking vistas and well-maintained hiking trails. The landscape changes dramatically depending on where you venture, offering everything from slickrock canyons to alpine meadows. Rock climbing, mountain biking, scenic drives, and photography are popular pursuits for visitors with different energy levels and interests.
Beyond outdoor adventures, the surrounding communities provide authentic Utah experiences. Local towns offer access to dining, supplies, and services that make extended camping trips convenient and enjoyable. The region has a rich cultural heritage, with opportunities to learn about Native American history and pioneer settlement patterns that shaped the area.
Maples Campground's 4.0-star rating from 21 reviews reflects its appeal to travelers seeking reliable camping accommodations. The consistent positive feedback suggests this is a welcoming destination for families, couples, and solo adventurers alike. Its location makes it practical for both day trips to major attractions and as a comfortable home base for extended Utah exploration. Whether you're drawn to iconic national parks, hidden natural gems, or simply the therapeutic experience of camping under Utah's vast skies, this campground provides convenient access to everything that makes Utah special.
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Park Details
Tips & Tricks
Book Early
Huntsville 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 Huntsville.
Explore the Area
Don't miss local attractions near Huntsville. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.
Maples Campground Reviews
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Nate Anderson
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Nate Anderson
USFS website says campsites do not have picnic tables or fire pits, but as you can see in the photo both are available at the sites. Places for tents are a bit uneven, but there's opportunities for hammocking. Only a mile hike to get into the sites. Only 3 sites available that I saw, but there's nobody up there (went on a Saturday and it was lonely) but no reservations required so it's perfect fo... USFS website says campsites do not have picnic tables or fire pits, but as you can see in the photo both are available at the sites. Places for tents are a bit uneven, but there's opportunities for hammocking. Only a mile hike to get into the sites. Only 3 sites available that I saw, but there's nobody up there (went on a Saturday and it was lonely) but no reservations required so it's perfect for a last-minute trip.
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Erik Steele
Mar 18, 2026
2.0
Google Review by Erik Steele
This area is so rad, Camping is not maintained by any state offices, so it''s primitive camping.
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Scott Esplin
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Scott Esplin
This is an old abandoned campground, but we still think it's a great place for a short family camp out. The walk in is short and easy for young children (wide gravel road) and there are decent picnic tables near the camping spots. It seems like people avoid it because it isn't maintained, but overnight use is permitted and you get a little peace and quiet without having to schlep the kids for 5+ m... This is an old abandoned campground, but we still think it's a great place for a short family camp out. The walk in is short and easy for young children (wide gravel road) and there are decent picnic tables near the camping spots. It seems like people avoid it because it isn't maintained, but overnight use is permitted and you get a little peace and quiet without having to schlep the kids for 5+ miles.
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Brian Jackson
Mar 18, 2026
4.0
Google Review by Brian Jackson
This place isn't maintained anymore, which honestly makes it even cooler. It's about a mile trek from the parking lot. The wide open fields or dense forrest make great places to camp or hang a hammock, and it feels pretty remote since it's not maintained anymore. The trail is pretty heavily used so be sure to withdraw a bit from it if you like your privacy.
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Julie Kirby
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Julie Kirby
We love backpacking into this little campground with our kids. It's under a mile and quiet. There are no amenities so pack out everything
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