4.6
National Forest
ADELAIDE CAMPGROUND
Fillmore, Utah
Federal campground in Utah.
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About Spring Campground (UT)
Federal campground in Utah.
Nestled in the heart of Utah's stunning landscapes, Spring Campground offers RV campers an authentic escape into nature without sacrificing accessibility. This national forest campground provides a perfect basecamp for exploring some of the West's most iconic terrain while maintaining the comfort and convenience modern travelers expect.
The campground's location makes it an ideal destination for those seeking to balance relaxation with adventure. The surrounding national forest lands offer endless opportunities for outdoor exploration, from scenic hiking trails to peaceful nature walks suitable for all fitness levels. The high desert environment creates dramatic vistas, especially during sunrise and sunset when the landscape transforms into brilliant shades of gold, orange, and red. Wildlife viewing is common in the area, and nature enthusiasts frequently spot mule deer, various bird species, and other forest inhabitants during their stay.
For many visitors, the primary appeal is proximity to Utah's famous national parks and scenic areas. The region's geological wonders provide photographers and geology enthusiasts with remarkable subjects, while casual travelers simply appreciate the opportunity to experience authentic Utah landscapes. The campground serves as an excellent base for day trips to nearby attractions and natural landmarks that draw visitors from around the world.
Spring Campground appeals to a wide range of travelers. Families appreciate the safe, natural setting and the chance to introduce children to camping and outdoor recreation. Solo travelers and couples find the peaceful atmosphere rejuvenating, while outdoor enthusiasts value access to trails, scenic viewpoints, and natural areas. Those seeking a quieter camping experience will appreciate the national forest setting, which offers a more secluded feeling compared to larger commercial campgrounds.
The nearby communities provide essential services, dining options, and supplies, ensuring campers have access to necessities while maintaining that coveted connection to nature. Whether you're planning an extended stay or a quick weekend getaway, Spring Campground delivers the Utah camping experience that keeps travelers returning year after year.
The campground's location makes it an ideal destination for those seeking to balance relaxation with adventure. The surrounding national forest lands offer endless opportunities for outdoor exploration, from scenic hiking trails to peaceful nature walks suitable for all fitness levels. The high desert environment creates dramatic vistas, especially during sunrise and sunset when the landscape transforms into brilliant shades of gold, orange, and red. Wildlife viewing is common in the area, and nature enthusiasts frequently spot mule deer, various bird species, and other forest inhabitants during their stay.
For many visitors, the primary appeal is proximity to Utah's famous national parks and scenic areas. The region's geological wonders provide photographers and geology enthusiasts with remarkable subjects, while casual travelers simply appreciate the opportunity to experience authentic Utah landscapes. The campground serves as an excellent base for day trips to nearby attractions and natural landmarks that draw visitors from around the world.
Spring Campground appeals to a wide range of travelers. Families appreciate the safe, natural setting and the chance to introduce children to camping and outdoor recreation. Solo travelers and couples find the peaceful atmosphere rejuvenating, while outdoor enthusiasts value access to trails, scenic viewpoints, and natural areas. Those seeking a quieter camping experience will appreciate the national forest setting, which offers a more secluded feeling compared to larger commercial campgrounds.
The nearby communities provide essential services, dining options, and supplies, ensuring campers have access to necessities while maintaining that coveted connection to nature. Whether you're planning an extended stay or a quick weekend getaway, Spring Campground delivers the Utah camping experience that keeps travelers returning year after year.
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Park Details
Tips & Tricks
Book Early
Mantua 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 Mantua.
Explore the Area
Don't miss local attractions near Mantua. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.
Spring Campground (UT) Reviews
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Jason Schill
Mar 18, 2026
4.0
Google Review by Jason Schill
I stopped by with a friend and spent the night on our way to the Geode Beds in June of 2025. The campground is quite nice and the upgrades the Forest Service has done are very welcome! The campsites are nicely leveled and have a gravel base laid down. The cement tables are also very nice. If you want a really remote desert experience, this is a good place for it. The silence at night is almost eer... I stopped by with a friend and spent the night on our way to the Geode Beds in June of 2025. The campground is quite nice and the upgrades the Forest Service has done are very welcome! The campsites are nicely leveled and have a gravel base laid down. The cement tables are also very nice. If you want a really remote desert experience, this is a good place for it. The silence at night is almost eerie. It doesn't take much to imagine what it was like in 1860 being a young rider traversing this landscape on horseback.
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Rachel Skinner
Mar 18, 2026
4.0
Google Review by Rachel Skinner
This is a great little camping area. Our only problem is that we reserved and paid for a spot online, but when we arrived someone had taken it and told us it was first come first served. There's no one there to enforce anything so we paid for a reservation just to have someone take it.
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Reece
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Reece
A beautiful spot that will take you back in history. Look around at the hills, the sky, the dirt, the trees. Listen to the birds, the wind, the vast openness. Your experience will be equally the same as a young courageous rider passing through here in 1861.
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Boogeyman Ketchup
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Boogeyman Ketchup
The views this place offers are worth a 5 star rating alone. We got to see quite a lightning storm in the distance! Toilets were clean, and the water worked fine. We were there in September, and only two other campsites were taken, so it doesn’t appear to be too busy; must be why they closed off the southern portion of the campground. The space for the tent had some pretty hard gravel, so best to... The views this place offers are worth a 5 star rating alone. We got to see quite a lightning storm in the distance! Toilets were clean, and the water worked fine. We were there in September, and only two other campsites were taken, so it doesn’t appear to be too busy; must be why they closed off the southern portion of the campground. The space for the tent had some pretty hard gravel, so best to bring sturdy stakes and a hammer if you’re tent camping. Don’t forget to drive around the area to see the wild horses and check out the green volcanic tuff just down the hill from the campground.
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Hannah Morgan
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Hannah Morgan
This was a great campground. It's way out in the middle of no where on a very long dirt road. It's so peaceful and clean. My kids found tons of little geode pieces in our campsite. The bathrooms were very clean and fully stocked and they had water you can get from spickets. There are wild horses all around and we even heard a mountain lion. I would definitely camp here again.
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