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Introduction

Huntington State Park: A Paradise for RV Camping and Nature Enthusiasts

Nestled in the heart of Utah, Huntington State Park is a hidden gem that offers a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. The park’s rich history dates back to the ancient Native American tribes who inhabited the area, leaving behind petroglyphs and artifacts that are still visible today. In the early 20th century, the park was established as a haven for migratory birds, and it is now home to a diverse array of wildlife, including bald eagles, pelicans, and deer.

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Transportation

  • Driving/Transportation

Getting to Huntington State Park

What You Need to Know

Huntington State Park is easily accessible by car with several entrances located along Highway 10. Visitors can also access the park from Interstate 70 which runs along the park’s northern border. When traveling by RV it’s important to note that there are restrictions on rig sizes with a maximum length of 45 feet and a maximum width of 10 feet. The park offers plenty of parking for RVs and trailers but visitors should be aware that some of the park’s roads are narrow and winding so it’s important to take it slow and drive carefully.

  • Parking area

RV parking is available in designated areas throughout the park. Overnight parking outside of these designated campsites is not permitted. RV camping is a popular option and exploring the park via alternative transportation methods is recommended.

  • Public Transportation

Huntington State Park offers shuttle buses and walking paths for visitors to get around. These options provide a convenient and eco-friendly way to explore the park. The shuttle bus schedule and route can be found at the visitor center while walking paths are clearly marked throughout the park.

Top Campsites in Huntington State Park

  • Reservations camping

If you’re planning a camping trip to Huntington State Park you’ll want to know about the most popular campsites that require reservations. Here are the top 4 campsites in order of popularity

Aspen Grove Campground

Located near the park’s entrance this campground has 24 sites and offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains. It’s a great spot for hiking biking and fishing. Each site has a fire pit picnic table and access to restrooms and showers. Aspen Grove is pet-friendly and open from May to September. RVs and trailers up to 35 feet are permitted.

Oak Hollow Campground

With 27 sites Oak Hollow is another popular spot for campers. It’s located near the park’s visitor center and offers easy access to the lake and hiking trails. Each site has a fire pit picnic table and access to restrooms and showers. Oak Hollow is pet-friendly and open from May to September. RVs and trailers up to 30 feet are permitted.

Lakeside Campground

As the name suggests this campground is located right on the lake offering beautiful views and easy access to boating and fishing. It has 28 sites each with a fire pit picnic table and access to restrooms and showers. Lakeside is pet-friendly and open from May to September. RVs and trailers up to 35 feet are permitted.

Juniper Campground

This campground has 22 sites and is located near the park’s amphitheater. It’s a great spot for families with easy access to hiking trails and a playground. Each site has a fire pit picnic table and access to restrooms and showers. Juniper is pet-friendly and open from May to September. RVs and trailers up to 25 feet are permitted.

  • First-come first-served

If you’re looking for a first-come-first-served campsite at Huntington State Park here are 3 options

Willow Lake Campground

This campground has 17 sites and is located near the lake. It’s a great spot for fishing and boating and each site has a fire pit picnic table and access to restrooms. Willow Lake is pet-friendly and open year-round. RVs and trailers up to 30 feet are permitted.

Maple Grove Campground

With 23 sites Maple Grove is another first-come-first-served option. It’s located near the park’s visitor center and offers easy access to hiking trails. Each site has a fire pit picnic table and access to restrooms. Maple Grove is pet-friendly and open from May to September. RVs and trailers up to 30 feet are permitted.

Cottonwood Campground

This campground has 16 sites and is located near the park’s amphitheater. It’s a great spot for families with easy access to hiking trails and a playground. Each site has a fire pit picnic table and access to restrooms. Cottonwood is pet-friendly and open year-round. RVs and trailers up to 25 feet are permitted.

  • Alternate camping

If the campsites at Huntington State Park are full there are alternative camping options nearby. Here are 2 options

Thousand Lakes RV Park

Located just a few miles from the park this private campground has over 100 sites and offers full hookups Wi-Fi and a swimming pool. It’s a great option for RV renters who want more amenities than what the park offers. Thousand Lakes is pet-friendly and open year-round.

Backcountry Camping

If you’re up for a more rugged camping experience you can try backcountry camping in the nearby Manti-La Sal National Forest. Permits are required but there are several designated campsites and trailheads to choose from. Backcountry camping is open year-round and pet-friendly.

  • General activities

Hiking Trails

Huntington State Park boasts over 20 miles of scenic hiking trails that cater to all skill levels. The most popular trail the Lake Trail is a moderate 5-mile loop that offers stunning views of the park’s reservoir and surrounding mountains. Visitors can also explore the shorter easier trails that wind through the park’s lush forests and meadows.

Fishing

The park’s reservoir is a fishing hotspot teeming with trout bass and bluegill. Anglers can fish from the shore or rent a boat from the park’s marina. The park also offers fishing clinics for beginners and children.

Biking

Huntington State Park’s network of paved and dirt trails is perfect for cyclists of all abilities. The park’s paved trails offer a leisurely ride through the park’s scenic landscapes while the dirt trails provide a more challenging and adventurous experience.

Camping

The park’s RV campsites offer a comfortable and convenient basecamp for exploring the park’s many recreational activities. The campsites are equipped with electrical hookups water and restrooms. Campers can also enjoy picnic areas fire pits and easy access to hiking trails and the park’s reservoir.

Horseback Riding

The park’s equestrian trails offer a unique and exciting way to explore the park’s landscapes. The trails wind through forests meadows and hills offering stunning views of the park’s reservoir and surrounding mountains. Horse rentals are available at the park’s stables.

  • Alternative activities

For those who prefer a more leisurely and low-key experience Huntington State Park offers a variety of alternative recreational activities that are just as enjoyable and rewarding.

Sightseeing

The park’s many scenic overlooks offer breathtaking views of the park’s landscapes and surrounding mountains. Visitors can also take a drive through the park’s winding roads and enjoy the views from the comfort of their RV.

Nature Watching

The park is home to a diverse array of wildlife including deer elk and a variety of birds. Visitors can observe these animals in their natural habitats and learn about their behaviors and habitats.

Instagram-Worthy Photo Opportunities

The park’s many scenic landscapes historic buildings and unique landmarks offer plenty of opportunities for stunning photos. Visitors can snap photos of the park’s reservoir historic dam and picturesque bridges.

Picnicking

The park’s many picnic areas offer a peaceful and scenic spot to enjoy a meal. Visitors can choose from picnic tables pavilions and grills and many of the picnic areas offer easy access to hiking trails and the park’s reservoir.

Visitor Center

The park’s visitor center offers a wealth of information about the park’s history wildlife and recreational activities. Visitors can also browse the gift shop for souvenirs and maps.

Season-specific experiences in Huntington State Park

  • Spring activities

Spring is a time of renewal and growth and there’s no better place to experience it than Huntington State Park. RV campers flock to this beautiful park to enjoy its many recreational activities and landmarks. Here are five must-see attractions for spring RV camping at Huntington State Park

Hiking and Wildlife Watching

The park has over 20 miles of hiking trails that wind through its diverse landscape. Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife like deer elk and a variety of bird species. The trails are well-maintained and offer stunning views of the surrounding mountains and forests.

Fishing at Huntington Reservoir

The reservoir is stocked with a variety of fish including trout bass and catfish. Anglers of all skill levels can enjoy fishing from the shore or renting a boat from the nearby marina.

Visiting the Historic Huntington Mansion

The Huntington Mansion is a beautifully preserved example of Victorian architecture. Take a tour of the mansion to learn about its history and the family who once lived there.

Exploring the Anasazi State Park Museum

Just a short drive from Huntington State Park the Anasazi State Park Museum offers a glimpse into the lives of the ancient Puebloan people who once inhabited the area.

Biking on the Millsite Mountain Bike Trail

This 9-mile trail offers a challenging ride through the park’s rugged terrain. The trail offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape and is a popular destination for mountain bikers.

  • Summer activities

Summer is the perfect time to explore Huntington State Park and all it has to offer. From hiking and biking to swimming and boating there’s something for everyone. Here are five must-see attractions for summer RV camping at Huntington State Park

Swimming at Huntington Reservoir

The reservoir is a popular destination for swimming with its warm waters and sandy beaches. Rent a paddleboard or kayak from the nearby marina for a fun day on the water.

Hiking to the Bluff Overlook

This challenging hike offers breathtaking views of the park and the surrounding mountains. The trail is steep but the views are well worth the effort.

Visiting the Historic Fairview Museum

The Fairview Museum offers a glimpse into the history of the area with exhibits on farming mining and pioneer life.

Biking on the Joe’s Valley Mountain Bike Trail

This 14-mile trail offers a challenging ride through the park’s rugged terrain. The trail is popular with experienced mountain bikers and offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape.

Boating on Huntington Reservoir

Rent a motorboat or pontoon boat from the nearby marina and spend the day exploring the reservoir. Fishing swimming and sightseeing are all popular activities on the water.

  • Fall activities

Fall in Huntington State Park offers a variety of recreational activities landmarks and famous attractions that RV campers can enjoy. One popular activity is hiking the park’s many trails which offer breathtaking views of the changing leaves. The park’s most famous trail is the Mohegan Trail which winds through dense forests and passes by several historic landmarks. Another popular activity is fishing in the park’s many lakes and ponds which are stocked with a variety of fish species. The park’s most famous fishing spot is the Indian Pond which is known for its large bass population. Additionally the park is home to several historic landmarks including the Huntington State Park Arboretum which features a collection of rare and exotic trees from around the world. Finally RV campers can also enjoy the park’s many picnic areas and campgrounds which offer a variety of amenities and activities for the whole family.

  • Winter activities

During the winter months Huntington State Park transforms into a winter wonderland offering a variety of recreational activities for RV campers. One popular activity is cross-country skiing on the park’s many trails which offer a unique and challenging way to explore the winter landscape. The park’s most famous cross-country skiing trail is the Mohegan Trail which offers a variety of terrain for skiers of all skill levels. Another popular activity is ice fishing on the park’s many lakes and ponds which offer a unique and exciting way to catch a variety of fish species. Additionally the park is home to several historic landmarks including the Huntington State Park Museum which features a collection of artifacts and exhibits on the park’s history and natural resources. Finally RV campers can also enjoy the park’s many picnic areas and campgrounds which offer a variety of amenities and activities for the whole family even in the winter.

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