Grand Circle: more than just national parks

A short, easy hike that wanders past impressively massive rock formations

See the North Window, South Window, and Turret Arch all in one hike

The tallest arches in the park, this double formation will take your breath away

The main attraction of the park, the Delicate Arch isn’t to be missed

Vietnamese-inspired soups and sandwiches with vegan and gluten-free options available

A vegan food truck that turns out wraps, soups, and other bites

Park here for the trail to Landscape Arch and beyond. 10 oversized spaces are available

The three-mile roundtrip hike to Delicate Arch starts from this car park. 28 oversized spaces are available

The park itself has camping facilities and does accommodate campervans up to 30 meters in length

A chic camping area with an old west theme

Just five minutes from Arches National Park and flush with amenities

Offering some of the best views in the park, this lookout isn’t to be missed

This natural arch gives Arches National Park a run for its money

Another excellent viewpoint from which to gaze in awe across the park

Just a short walk into the park, the Shafer Canyon outlook is one of the best in the area

A traditional American diner with a homey feel

Spicy curries and other Thai favorites are served in a chic atmosphere

Parking is limited at the visitor center

The most campervan-friendly campground parking in the park itself

This campground is dry and can accommodate vehicles up to 28 feet in length

The second campervan campground in the park. This one is also dry and can accommodate vehicles up to 28 feet in length

Super close to the park proper, it sports some of the best views of the area

A stunning campground just minutes from the Canyonlands National Park

The main highway that runs through the park, it offers some spectacular views

This lookout is located just off Highway 24 and offers some of the best views of the area

A lookout that lives up to its name, you should experience the sunset here

Ancient pictures carved into the stone walls of the area

Sells baked goods, coffee and tea, ice cream, and other snacks during the spring and summer seasons

Parking is limited at the visitor center

Oversize/campervan parking is available in pullouts along the highway

This campground is within the park itself and is an oasis in the desert

Also within the park itself, this campsite is notoriously busy so you should book in advance

Located just a stone’s throw from the park proper, the Wonderland campervan park is the best in the area

A homey campervan park with plenty of amenities including a pool

Home to three levels of lookouts, this is a great way to experience the amphitheaters

One of the best ways to view the area’s hoodoos

One of the best viewpoints in the park and a great vantage from which to watch the sunrise

Home to the Silent City – a maze of ancient hoodoos

The lodge is open seasonally for breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Located across from the visitor center it’s the easiest way to park

The only place to lodge in the park, the Lodge also provides parking

Located in the park proper, it’s one of the best ways to experience the area

The park’s second campsite, it’s a great overnight experience

All the amenities you need with scenic canyon views

Large pull-through sites with all major amenities

This dripping stone overhang offers stunning views of the hanging gardens

A 2.2-mile round-trip path that winds along the Virgin River

Featuring a weeping wall and pools at the base

The park’s unique landscape makes it ideal for canyoneering and rock climbing

Quality pub food just a short walk from the visitor center

The most upscale restaurant in the area

The best Thai restaurant in the Springdale area

The park has a number of parking stalls throughout the area

You can park in the nearby town and catch a shuttle into the park proper

Informal RV park and campground with water access, shower, and laundry

A primitive campground with pit toilets and striking views

Family-run campervan resort with all the amenities you need

Take in the lake at a slower pace by hiring a kayak

For those who prefer to sit back and enjoy the sights

One of the most visited and photographed slot canyons in America

The tallest natural bridge in North America

Stunning views and spectacular food

Just a hop from the Lake Powell Resort, this restaurant comes highly rated.

Home of the best chicken roll in the area

Can get busy during the high season so get in early for a spot

A great place to explore the area with rentals available

Sturdy campervan park with showers and laundry facilities

Campervan park with all the amenities you need for a short stay

Primitive camping with some of the best views of the area

Stunning views and all the amenities you might need

One of the first formations you’ll come across and also one of the most impressive

Resembling its namesake, this formation is something to behold

With an outline similar to that of a battleship, this rock formation is well-named

The Valley of the Gods is a vast stretch of very little. If you’re wanting to chow down while on your trip you’re better off packing your own meals.

Valley of the Gods really is the wild west when it comes to parking. Simply find a spot off the road and park up.

There are no designated campgrounds within the valley proper, however, the whole area is open to campervan camping provided you don’t mind roughing it