4.6
National Forest
ADELAIDE CAMPGROUND
Fillmore, Utah
Federal campground in Utah.
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About YELLOWPINE
Federal campground in Utah.
Nestled in the heart of Utah's stunning landscape, Yellowpine offers RV campers an authentic forest experience that captures the essence of the American West. This National Forest campground serves as an ideal basecamp for those seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life while remaining close enough to explore some of the region's most spectacular natural attractions.
The surrounding area showcases the dramatic beauty that Utah is famous for, with towering pines, rugged terrain, and pristine wilderness stretching in every direction. The campground's location provides easy access to numerous hiking trails, scenic drives, and outdoor recreation opportunities that appeal to nature enthusiasts of all skill levels. Whether you're an experienced backcountry explorer or someone who simply wants to enjoy peaceful walks among the trees, the landscape surrounding Yellowpine delivers unforgettable experiences.
The appeal of camping at Yellowpine extends to a wide variety of travelers. Families appreciate the safe, peaceful environment and the chance to disconnect from technology while creating lasting memories together. Solo travelers and couples find the serene setting perfect for reflection and quality time. Outdoor adventurers value the proximity to wilderness trails and natural features. Those interested in photography will discover endless opportunities to capture Utah's iconic red rock formations, evergreen forests, and dramatic skies.
Beyond the immediate campground area, the region offers abundant attractions worth exploring during your stay. Day trips can easily be planned to visit nearby natural wonders, scenic overlooks, and charming small towns that dot Utah's landscape. The National Forest setting provides a authentic camping experience with the reliability and infrastructure that modern RV travelers expect.
Yellowpine has earned strong ratings from visitors who consistently praise their experiences, making it a trusted choice for those planning their Utah RV adventure. The combination of natural beauty, accessibility, and genuine outdoor recreation creates an environment where memories are made and the spirit of camping comes alive.
The surrounding area showcases the dramatic beauty that Utah is famous for, with towering pines, rugged terrain, and pristine wilderness stretching in every direction. The campground's location provides easy access to numerous hiking trails, scenic drives, and outdoor recreation opportunities that appeal to nature enthusiasts of all skill levels. Whether you're an experienced backcountry explorer or someone who simply wants to enjoy peaceful walks among the trees, the landscape surrounding Yellowpine delivers unforgettable experiences.
The appeal of camping at Yellowpine extends to a wide variety of travelers. Families appreciate the safe, peaceful environment and the chance to disconnect from technology while creating lasting memories together. Solo travelers and couples find the serene setting perfect for reflection and quality time. Outdoor adventurers value the proximity to wilderness trails and natural features. Those interested in photography will discover endless opportunities to capture Utah's iconic red rock formations, evergreen forests, and dramatic skies.
Beyond the immediate campground area, the region offers abundant attractions worth exploring during your stay. Day trips can easily be planned to visit nearby natural wonders, scenic overlooks, and charming small towns that dot Utah's landscape. The National Forest setting provides a authentic camping experience with the reliability and infrastructure that modern RV travelers expect.
Yellowpine has earned strong ratings from visitors who consistently praise their experiences, making it a trusted choice for those planning their Utah RV adventure. The combination of natural beauty, accessibility, and genuine outdoor recreation creates an environment where memories are made and the spirit of camping comes alive.
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Park Details
Tips & Tricks
Book Early
Heber 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 Heber.
Explore the Area
Don't miss local attractions near Heber. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.
YELLOWPINE Reviews
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AHeartofMusic23
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by AHeartofMusic23
Beautiful camp. We got a little rain, but that is to be expected. There is a nature walk in the camp, which was perfect for our high energy kids. Lots of nice people, some noisy dogs. Very quite at night. There is a river that runs next to the camp that is great for fishing. Make sure to purchase firewood in town and bring it with you, this is a popular campsite and is very picked over. We had to... Beautiful camp. We got a little rain, but that is to be expected. There is a nature walk in the camp, which was perfect for our high energy kids. Lots of nice people, some noisy dogs. Very quite at night. There is a river that runs next to the camp that is great for fishing. Make sure to purchase firewood in town and bring it with you, this is a popular campsite and is very picked over. We had to do a lot scavenging for wood. Our spot was also in the sun 90% of the time, so I would suggest a pop up canopy. It is also very close to a dame, which was fun to see. There is also stocked ponds with docks for fishing.
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Jeff Stoker
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Jeff Stoker
I should give this place a 1 Star review so people think its bad and don't go there! I do have to say that this is a hidden gem. Big sites, plenty of firewood lying about. The entire road up to and including the campground are all paved. Flush toilets if you need them. The river, nature walk, walking bridge and much more make this a family friendly place to visit. Be sure to bring your bikes so yo... I should give this place a 1 Star review so people think its bad and don't go there! I do have to say that this is a hidden gem. Big sites, plenty of firewood lying about. The entire road up to and including the campground are all paved. Flush toilets if you need them. The river, nature walk, walking bridge and much more make this a family friendly place to visit. Be sure to bring your bikes so you can pedal around the park and/or the nature trail. The Trail is about a half mile long, all flat, with interpretive signs telling about nature, the trees, river and more.
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Candice Jones
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Candice Jones
We absolutely love this place! We go every year around the 4th of July. It’s beautiful, clean, and so peaceful! The best part is there is no cell service! So you can enjoy a nice unplugged time.
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Kent Bunderson
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Kent Bunderson
Great campground. Clean well kept. Restrooms with flushable toilets, that are well stocked, clean and don’t smell. Campsites are nice. Creek runs along the campground. We are talking about yearly trip to it.
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Jenny Seifert
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Jenny Seifert
Such a great campsite! Tons of shade and beautiful, well maintained trails. The river runs through and is so peaceful. Bathrooms have fish toilets and are clean. Garbages are emptied often so they are never too full! Love this place and visit every year!!
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