4.6
National Forest
ADELAIDE CAMPGROUND
Fillmore, Utah
Federal campground in Utah.
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About UPPER NARROWS
Federal campground in Utah.
Upper Narrows is a hidden gem nestled within Utah's stunning national forest landscape, offering RV campers an authentic wilderness experience without sacrificing accessibility. Located in one of Utah's most scenic regions, this campground provides an ideal base for exploring the dramatic red rock formations, narrow canyons, and pristine natural beauty that define the American Southwest.
The setting at Upper Narrows immerses you in the heart of Utah's backcountry character. Towering canyon walls, desert vegetation, and sweeping vistas create a dramatic backdrop for your camping adventure. The campground's location within the national forest means you're surrounded by protected lands managed for conservation and recreation, ensuring the landscape remains as spectacular as it was when you arrived. This is the kind of place where you can step outside your RV and immediately feel the weight of the world lift away.
The area surrounding Upper Narrows is rich with outdoor recreation opportunities that appeal to virtually every type of traveler. Hiking enthusiasts will find numerous trails ranging from leisurely walks to challenging backcountry adventures. Water activities are abundant if you enjoy fishing or exploring nearby waterways. Rock climbing, photography, and wildlife observation are popular pursuits for visitors seeking to connect with nature. The dramatic geology that defines this region has captivated explorers and adventurers for generations, and you'll understand why once you witness these natural wonders firsthand.
Upper Narrows attracts a diverse crowd of RV travelers seeking authentic outdoor experiences. Solo adventurers appreciate the solitude and connection to nature, while families find it an excellent educational opportunity to explore geology, ecology, and outdoor skills together. Retired couples looking for peaceful getaways and adventure seekers planning extensive backcountry expeditions both find what they're searching for here. The national forest setting appeals to those wanting to escape crowded commercial campgrounds while still enjoying the comfort and convenience of their RVs.
The natural landscape surrounding Upper Narrows tells the story of millions of years of geological processes. Ancient uplift, water erosion, and weathering have carved the spectacular formations visible today. Stargazing at night reveals the vast beauty of the night sky unmarred by significant light pollution, offering a humbling perspective on the universe above. Sunrises and sunsets paint the canyon walls in brilliant shades of orange, red, and purple, creating photography opportunities that will stay with you long after you leave.
The setting at Upper Narrows immerses you in the heart of Utah's backcountry character. Towering canyon walls, desert vegetation, and sweeping vistas create a dramatic backdrop for your camping adventure. The campground's location within the national forest means you're surrounded by protected lands managed for conservation and recreation, ensuring the landscape remains as spectacular as it was when you arrived. This is the kind of place where you can step outside your RV and immediately feel the weight of the world lift away.
The area surrounding Upper Narrows is rich with outdoor recreation opportunities that appeal to virtually every type of traveler. Hiking enthusiasts will find numerous trails ranging from leisurely walks to challenging backcountry adventures. Water activities are abundant if you enjoy fishing or exploring nearby waterways. Rock climbing, photography, and wildlife observation are popular pursuits for visitors seeking to connect with nature. The dramatic geology that defines this region has captivated explorers and adventurers for generations, and you'll understand why once you witness these natural wonders firsthand.
Upper Narrows attracts a diverse crowd of RV travelers seeking authentic outdoor experiences. Solo adventurers appreciate the solitude and connection to nature, while families find it an excellent educational opportunity to explore geology, ecology, and outdoor skills together. Retired couples looking for peaceful getaways and adventure seekers planning extensive backcountry expeditions both find what they're searching for here. The national forest setting appeals to those wanting to escape crowded commercial campgrounds while still enjoying the comfort and convenience of their RVs.
The natural landscape surrounding Upper Narrows tells the story of millions of years of geological processes. Ancient uplift, water erosion, and weathering have carved the spectacular formations visible today. Stargazing at night reveals the vast beauty of the night sky unmarred by significant light pollution, offering a humbling perspective on the universe above. Sunrises and sunsets paint the canyon walls in brilliant shades of orange, red, and purple, creating photography opportunities that will stay with you long after you leave.
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Park Details
Tips & Tricks
Book Early
Draper 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 Draper.
Explore the Area
Don't miss local attractions near Draper. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.
UPPER NARROWS Reviews
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Oliver Moore
Mar 18, 2026
3.0
Google Review by Oliver Moore
Good public campground site Make sure you hit in the middle of the week to avoid crowds even in the fall in the winter it's closed starting November 1st. It's $20 a night by box, but if you sneak out of there early enough you can get away with leaving an envelope with a little heart sticker inside. Just teasing ♥️
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Mike Mead
Mar 18, 2026
4.0
Google Review by Mike Mead
Kids love the rope swings and is a great ride in the rzr. Several hood trails to hike. You can't go wrong.
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Julie Brough
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Julie Brough
A nice and spacious campground! We fit six tents on the site. There was great shade and the benches and tables throughout the site were awesome. The bathroom stinks a lot (it's a vault toilet) and there isn't any toilet paper, so bring your own and hold your breath haha. The creek next to it was fun too!
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Tara Long
Mar 18, 2026
4.0
Google Review by Tara Long
It was pretty nice! It's an absolutely gorgeous canyon. It goes from desert to lush greenery and pines and it's just gorgeous. The only thing I didn't like was that it was difficult to find info on the campground and when we were there, there was a large amount of stinging nettle right by the picnic table--So hard as we tried, our poor kids kept accidentally touching it. We only stayed one night.
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Darren Cooper
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Darren Cooper
The group site was glorious. The rope swing was a bonus. Wade is always helpful and careful. We had used his services earlier in the summer. The bathrooms were tucked out of the way and that was nice. The bridge to the campsite is rustic and charming. The nearby climbing routes were intriguing and enticing. The drive to the camp is scenic and pretty. We had locations for several in our group... The group site was glorious. The rope swing was a bonus. Wade is always helpful and careful. We had used his services earlier in the summer. The bathrooms were tucked out of the way and that was nice. The bridge to the campsite is rustic and charming. The nearby climbing routes were intriguing and enticing. The drive to the camp is scenic and pretty. We had locations for several in our group to hang hammocks. There is a drought so the stream that borders the site was low. Nevertheless, we had the wonderful sounds of a singing brook all night long. Of course there is no potable water so be sure and plan ahead for that. There is a wonderful fire pit and ring with nice seating all around. That became our gathering place. We played pickle ball and told stories around the fire. Happily, there was plenty of firewood lying about the campsite or nearby. I am told that there are good hiking trail heads nearby although we left rather early in the morning and therefore did not use them. The campsite offered sites with shade but we did not much use them. You might want a tarp or easy up if you will be there during the day.
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