8 Campsites near Layton, UT
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Antelope Island Lakeside Trail
Syracuse, Utah
13.5 miles WAn easy 2-hour loop on Antelope Island around the Great Salt Lake, with rock formations, views of the Sierra Nevadas, and the GSL — kid-friendly and good for bug fans.
Camp, Hike, Horseback
Holbrook Trailhead
Bountiful, Utah
14.0 miles SEThe Holbrook Trailhead is a popular access point for the Bonneville Shoreline Trail and Holbrook Canyon above Bountiful, Utah, on the western face of the Wasatch. Perched on the bench right at the...
Airsoft, Backpack, Camp, Paintball, Snowshoe
Antelope Island State Park
Syracuse, Utah
14.2 miles WTwenty miles of trails cross Utah's Great Salt Lake island alongside free-roaming bison, antelope, and bobcats — best visited in early spring or late fall to beat the bugs.
Backpack, Camp, Hike, Horseback, Mountain Bike 2.9 mi
Pineview Reservoir
Eden, Utah
18.0 miles NEA stunning Wasatch reservoir with three sandy beaches, boating, kayaking, paddleboarding, water skiing, and 18 miles of paved trail — the ultimate summer base behind the Ogden front.
Camp, Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Mountain Bike, Swim
Mill Creek Canyon
Salt Lake City, Utah
28.3 miles SEAn out-and-back canyon trail with over 1,000 feet of elevation gain — the lower ski trail sees heavy traffic while the upper section above Elbow Fork stays quiet, with a reservable Yurt at the top December through April.
Camp, Cross-country Ski, Snowshoe
Spruces Campground
Salt Lake City, Utah
33.8 miles SEA fee campground in Big Cottonwood Canyon near Salt Lake City — check USDA.gov for current rates and seasonal availability.
Camp, Sled 3.9 mi
Providence Canyon
Logan, Utah
45.1 miles NA wooded canyon near Logan packed with trails and campgrounds offering multiple loop or out-and-back options — beautiful scenery throughout, with a great MTB shuttle descent from top to bottom.
Camp, Hike, Mountain Bike 1.6-14.1 mi
Mount Timpanogas
Provo, Utah
46.8 miles SUtah's most-climbed mountain towers 7,000 feet above the Provo valley, stretching seven miles north to south with multiple peaks over 11,000 feet — a Wasatch landmark.
Camp, Hike, Horseback, Swim
