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Beaver Canyon Campground

One of the many benefits of an RV camping vacation is that the units are almost completely self-contained and provide everything you need; all that's left is to find the RV campground of your choice. If you're heading to southern Utah, point your vehicle towards Beaver Canyon Campground; this friendly mid-size park is close to the city of Beaver and most of the major outdoor attractions that are waiting for you. Upon your arrival, you can make use of the laundry facilities if needed and refresh yourself with a warm shower in the restrooms. The park has a playground for your kids, a doggie park for your pets, and picnic tables so you can enjoy your meals outside along with the scenery.All of the RV sites have pull-through access and full hookups, along with fire rings to enjoy a late-night campfire. You can enjoy mountain biking and fishing, and if you don't feel like cooking after driving to get here, the campground has an on-site Mexican restaurant so you won't have to. The sites are rented on a first-come-first-serve basis (no reservations). Some of the sites are designated for tent camping.Outside of the RV park, you are not far from golf courses and several urban parks where you can enjoy a leisurely walk, cafes and restaurants, and other attractions. There is a National Forest Ranger office in Beaver that will gladly supply you with information and answer any questions you have or make suggestions if you can't decide. South of town and off of the highway, you'll find a historical landmark, Lee's Ranch Indian Raid, signified by a stone marker that is engraved with a short description of the event. Park your RV rental next to it, and you can take a photo to show everyone back home.

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