Campervan hire Utah

Campervan Rental Utah

Utah is one of the most vibrant and historic states in the USA. The hallmark of Utah is the state’s natural beauty. With countless national parks, forests, monuments, state parks, and millions of acres of striking landscapes and wide-open spaces, Utah is a dream destination for those wanting to hit the open road in their RV and experience the best of what the mountainous western United States has to offer.

Places to visit

• Scenic State Route 12 – For an unforgettable road trip, head down Utah's iconic State Route 12, one of the country's most picturesque stretches of interstate.
• The Great Salt Lake – One of the saltiest bodies of water on earth. In fact, the water is so salty that floating in the lake is practically effortless.
• Bryce Canyon National Park – The famous red-rock pillars (Hoodoo’s) of Bryce Canyon National Park are not to be missed if you decide to take a road trip through the Beehive State.
• Bonneville Salt Flats – A national wonder; Some days, the incredible salt flats appear as a frozen lakebed, and others, a majestic reflective lake.
• Monument Valley – Home to some of the most impressive megaliths in America, Monument Valley is the quintessential old-west landscape on the border of Utah and Arizona.

Gastronomy

Utah is home to a number of unique culinary delights that you won’t find anywhere else in America. Some of the best dishes to try during your time in Utah include:

• Utah Scones – Similar to frybread but with butter and delicious Utah honey.
• Bear Lake Raspberries – Sweet and Succulent, Bear Lake Raspberries are among the best anywhere.
• Pastrami Burgers – One of the best cheeseburgers you’ll ever have, plus pastrami!
• Dutch Oven Dinners – Anything cooked in Utah’s official cooking pot is sure to be delicious.
• Funeral Potatoes – Don't let the name scare you: Hash browns, sour cream, loads of cheese, and cream of chicken soup. Enough said?

Annual Events in Utah

• Heber Valley Music & Cowboy Poetry Gathering – Held every October, this is one of Utah’s best country music and poetry festivals. Tickets start at $60 and include dinner.
• The Sundance Film Festival – One of the biggest and best film festivals in the world. The festival runs from January – February. Tickets start at $25.
• Utah Arts Festival – Featuring live music, dance performances, and hundreds of visual arts displays, this festival is held every June. Tickets cost just $15.

Camping in Utah

• WillowWind RV Park – An ideal RV park for families boasting a mix of serene conditions, outdoor activities, and 21st-century amenities. WillowWind RV park, in the town of Hurricane, is a state favorite amongst RVers for plenty of good reasons. $50-$60 per night.
• Thousand Lakes RV Park – Not just an RV park, this campground in Torrey, Utah, is more like a tiny town. Besides the awesome array of amenities, including a picnic table at each site, a playground, and fire pits, you’ll also find 4-wheel drive vehicle rentals, western-themed dinners, and a fantastic hair salon. $40 per night / year-round.
• Zion River Resort – Featuring an awesome kids’ playground, several pools, and hot tubs for the adults, there is plenty for the whole family to enjoy at this majestic riverside resort in Virgin, Utah. When you’re all set to head out and experience the best of what Utah has to offer, head on over to guest services; the park’s staff will be happy to help you plan the perfect itinerary. $39-$69 per night.