Bridges Campground

Bridges Campground in Huntington Canyon, Utah, offers a tranquil retreat for outdoor enthusiasts, situated at an elevation of 8,700 feet along the scenic Huntington Canyon National Scenic Byway. This compact campground combines shaded serenity provided by aspen and spruce trees with easy access to Huntington Creek, a Blue Ribbon fishery renowned for trout fishing. Its intimate, rustic character is ideal for nature-lovers seeking a peaceful base for hiking, biking, or fishing adventures.

The campground features four single-family sites and one group site accommodating up to 30 people. Visitors will find vault toilets but should come prepared with their own water, as none is provided. While there are no electric hookups, the natural surroundings, seasonal wildflowers, and vibrant fall foliage enrich the camping experience. Roads and parking spurs are dirt, reinforcing the site's back-to-nature appeal.

Nestled within the Manti-La Sal National Forest, Bridges Campground is approximately 23 miles north of Huntington, Utah. It is also near attractions such as the historic Stuart Guard Station Visitor Center and trails like the Left Fork of the Huntington National Recreation Trail. For a low-impact, relaxing escape, this campground delivers a true sense of connection to Utah’s rugged beauty.