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13.5
Cannonville, Utah
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About Shingle Mill Canyon
Campground in Utah.
Nestled in the stunning landscapes of Utah, Shingle Mill Canyon offers RV travelers an authentic escape into nature's grandeur. This public campground provides an excellent base for exploring some of the most dramatic scenery the state has to offer, with towering canyon walls, red rock formations, and pristine natural surroundings that define the Utah experience.
The campground itself sits in a location that feels genuinely remote while remaining accessible to travelers seeking adventure. The canyon setting provides natural shade and protection, making it comfortable during hot Utah summers. You'll find yourself surrounded by the geological wonders that make this region so special, with opportunities to observe layers of earth history written across the canyon walls themselves.
For outdoor enthusiasts, Shingle Mill Canyon serves as a perfect launching point for exploration. Hikers will discover numerous trails in the surrounding area that range from casual walks to more challenging adventures, each offering unique perspectives of the landscape. The canyon environment appeals to photographers who want to capture Utah's iconic red rock beauty, geology buffs interested in studying natural formations, and families looking to introduce children to backcountry camping experiences in a manageable setting.
The nearby region provides access to some of Utah's most celebrated attractions and recreation areas. Whether you're interested in exploring additional canyons, discovering hidden natural features, or simply enjoying peaceful evenings under expansive starry skies, the location offers flexibility for various travel styles and interests.
Wildlife viewing opportunities abound in the area, with native Utah animals often visible during early morning or evening hours. The natural soundscape of the canyon, undisturbed by urban noise, creates a genuinely restorative camping experience. This is the kind of place where you can disconnect from daily life and reconnect with what makes camping special.
Shingle Mill Canyon attracts those seeking authentic public campground experiences without unnecessary development. It's ideal for self-sufficient RV travelers who appreciate natural beauty and don't require extensive hookups or amenities. The 4.3-star rating from numerous visitors reflects consistent satisfaction with the camping experience and location quality.
The campground itself sits in a location that feels genuinely remote while remaining accessible to travelers seeking adventure. The canyon setting provides natural shade and protection, making it comfortable during hot Utah summers. You'll find yourself surrounded by the geological wonders that make this region so special, with opportunities to observe layers of earth history written across the canyon walls themselves.
For outdoor enthusiasts, Shingle Mill Canyon serves as a perfect launching point for exploration. Hikers will discover numerous trails in the surrounding area that range from casual walks to more challenging adventures, each offering unique perspectives of the landscape. The canyon environment appeals to photographers who want to capture Utah's iconic red rock beauty, geology buffs interested in studying natural formations, and families looking to introduce children to backcountry camping experiences in a manageable setting.
The nearby region provides access to some of Utah's most celebrated attractions and recreation areas. Whether you're interested in exploring additional canyons, discovering hidden natural features, or simply enjoying peaceful evenings under expansive starry skies, the location offers flexibility for various travel styles and interests.
Wildlife viewing opportunities abound in the area, with native Utah animals often visible during early morning or evening hours. The natural soundscape of the canyon, undisturbed by urban noise, creates a genuinely restorative camping experience. This is the kind of place where you can disconnect from daily life and reconnect with what makes camping special.
Shingle Mill Canyon attracts those seeking authentic public campground experiences without unnecessary development. It's ideal for self-sufficient RV travelers who appreciate natural beauty and don't require extensive hookups or amenities. The 4.3-star rating from numerous visitors reflects consistent satisfaction with the camping experience and location quality.
4.3
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Angil
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Angil
One of the best places we have camped. The campground is fcfs, so we lucked out on being able to find an open spot. Make sure to bring cash to claim your spot. I'm usually super weird about campground bathrooms because they're usually pretty gross but these bathrooms were surprisingly clean. The camp host was extremely friendly and stopped by for a quick friendly chat then was on his way. We stay... One of the best places we have camped. The campground is fcfs, so we lucked out on being able to find an open spot. Make sure to bring cash to claim your spot. I'm usually super weird about campground bathrooms because they're usually pretty gross but these bathrooms were surprisingly clean. The camp host was extremely friendly and stopped by for a quick friendly chat then was on his way. We stayed in spot 8 which had PLENTY of room for our camp and UTV trails were about a 10 minute drive away. Will definitely be back.
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Angil
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Angil
One of the best places we have camped. The campground is fcfs, so we lucked out on being able to find an open spot. Make sure to bring cash to claim your spot. I'm usually super weird about campground bathrooms because they're usually pretty gross but these bathrooms were surprisingly clean. The camp host was extremely friendly and stopped by for a quick friendly chat then was on his way. We stay... One of the best places we have camped. The campground is fcfs, so we lucked out on being able to find an open spot. Make sure to bring cash to claim your spot. I'm usually super weird about campground bathrooms because they're usually pretty gross but these bathrooms were surprisingly clean. The camp host was extremely friendly and stopped by for a quick friendly chat then was on his way. We stayed in spot 8 which had PLENTY of room for our camp and UTV trails were about a 10 minute drive away. Will definitely be back.
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Angil
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Angil
One of the best places we have camped. The campground is fcfs, so we lucked out on being able to find an open spot. Make sure to bring cash to claim your spot. I'm usually super weird about campground bathrooms because they're usually pretty gross but these bathrooms were surprisingly clean. The camp host was extremely friendly and stopped by for a quick friendly chat then was on his way. We stay... One of the best places we have camped. The campground is fcfs, so we lucked out on being able to find an open spot. Make sure to bring cash to claim your spot. I'm usually super weird about campground bathrooms because they're usually pretty gross but these bathrooms were surprisingly clean. The camp host was extremely friendly and stopped by for a quick friendly chat then was on his way. We stayed in spot 8 which had PLENTY of room for our camp and UTV trails were about a 10 minute drive away. Will definitely be back.
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Jeff Welch
Mar 18, 2026
1.0
Google Review by Jeff Welch
I thinks this is crap i pay taxes and fees to camp in the canyon and when i come up on the deer or elk hunt all the gates are closed. About 10 years ago they where open i don't see the problem with keeping them open tell after the hunts it is just one month. If the management group that you have running them are closing them get rid of them.
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Jeff Welch
Mar 18, 2026
1.0
Google Review by Jeff Welch
I thinks this is crap i pay taxes and fees to camp in the canyon and when i come up on the deer or elk hunt all the gates are closed. About 10 years ago they where open i don't see the problem with keeping them open tell after the hunts it is just one month. If the management group that you have running them are closing them get rid of them.
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Jeff Welch
Mar 18, 2026
1.0
Google Review by Jeff Welch
I thinks this is crap i pay taxes and fees to camp in the canyon and when i come up on the deer or elk hunt all the gates are closed. About 10 years ago they where open i don't see the problem with keeping them open tell after the hunts it is just one month. If the management group that you have running them are closing them get rid of them.
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Jeff Welch
Mar 18, 2026
1.0
Google Review by Jeff Welch
I thinks this is crap i pay taxes and fees to camp in the canyon and when i come up on the deer or elk hunt all the gates are closed. About 10 years ago they where open i don't see the problem with keeping them open tell after the hunts it is just one month. If the management group that you have running them are closing them get rid of them.
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Tyler Rawle
Mar 18, 2026
4.0
Google Review by Tyler Rawle
Nice little campground with clean bathrooms. I would give it a 5-star if it wasn’t so close to the main road.
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Tyler Rawle
Mar 18, 2026
4.0
Google Review by Tyler Rawle
Nice little campground with clean bathrooms. I would give it a 5-star if it wasn’t so close to the main road.
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Tyler Rawle
Mar 18, 2026
4.0
Google Review by Tyler Rawle
Nice little campground with clean bathrooms. I would give it a 5-star if it wasn’t so close to the main road.
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Tyler Rawle
Mar 18, 2026
4.0
Google Review by Tyler Rawle
Nice little campground with clean bathrooms. I would give it a 5-star if it wasn’t so close to the main road.
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Weston Clark
Mar 18, 2026
3.0
Google Review by Weston Clark
Last weekend of June and the water wasn't working. As others have reported it was pretty close to the road so you heard cars all day long - not the best when you are trying to get away. We had a great spot within the camp though - spot 20. It felt secluded from everyone else.
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Weston Clark
Mar 18, 2026
3.0
Google Review by Weston Clark
Last weekend of June and the water wasn't working. As others have reported it was pretty close to the road so you heard cars all day long - not the best when you are trying to get away. We had a great spot within the camp though - spot 20. It felt secluded from everyone else.
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Weston Clark
Mar 18, 2026
3.0
Google Review by Weston Clark
Last weekend of June and the water wasn't working. As others have reported it was pretty close to the road so you heard cars all day long - not the best when you are trying to get away. We had a great spot within the camp though - spot 20. It felt secluded from everyone else.
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Weston Clark
Mar 18, 2026
3.0
Google Review by Weston Clark
Last weekend of June and the water wasn't working. As others have reported it was pretty close to the road so you heard cars all day long - not the best when you are trying to get away. We had a great spot within the camp though - spot 20. It felt secluded from everyone else.
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Jeff Bunker
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Jeff Bunker
This is a great place to make your base camp if you like hiking or riding ATVs. There are two different ATV trail entrances nearby to get you up onto the Cedar Hollow Loop, which is a really awesome place to ride. This whole area is very beautiful all year round!
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Jeff Bunker
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Jeff Bunker
This is a great place to make your base camp if you like hiking or riding ATVs. There are two different ATV trail entrances nearby to get you up onto the Cedar Hollow Loop, which is a really awesome place to ride. This whole area is very beautiful all year round!
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Jeff Bunker
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Jeff Bunker
This is a great place to make your base camp if you like hiking or riding ATVs. There are two different ATV trail entrances nearby to get you up onto the Cedar Hollow Loop, which is a really awesome place to ride. This whole area is very beautiful all year round!
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Jeff Bunker
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Jeff Bunker
This is a great place to make your base camp if you like hiking or riding ATVs. There are two different ATV trail entrances nearby to get you up onto the Cedar Hollow Loop, which is a really awesome place to ride. This whole area is very beautiful all year round!
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