Scofield State Park camping areas offer a fun camping experience amid scenic natural surroundings. Mountain View Campground has 34 sites with amenities like big rig access, pull-thru sites, tent camping, water, flush toilets, dump station, picnic tables, and grills. Pets are welcome at this campground. Do remember that this campground is suitable for smaller RVs. The Madsen Bay Campground is located on the northern shoreline of Scofield Reservoir and offers electric and water utilities. The sites in this campground are paved and can accommodate larger RVs and camping trailers. If you’re looking for a place to camp in an RV near Scofield State Park, drive to Castle Gate RV Park in Helper. It has 106 sites and offers a range of amenities that include pull-thru sites, big rig access, tent camping, full hookups, 20, 30, and 50 amp electric service, water, sewer, cable television, central water spigot, WiFi, and cell phone coverage. Campers have access to restrooms, shower stalls, laundry facilities, a camp store, a pet area for your furry friends, propane and firewood availability, and picnic shelters. Let the kids run about in the playground while you explore the recreational trails around the park. You can even go fishing or enjoy a round of golf.

Once you’ve made the most of your time at Scofield State Park, consider a trip to the city of Provo during your RV rental vacation. Just an hour’s drive from the park, it's worth checking out. Like a lot of places in Utah, Provo is also known for its natural beauty. Also, the city has a thriving art and music culture, and is even considered one of the best places to live in the country! So why not check it out and see for yourself? Drive to the Bridal Veil Falls; a 600-foot high waterfall tucked away in the southern end of Provo Canyon. The falls can be accessed by car, but if you want nice views, make your way to the Bridal Veil Falls State Park. The park has a scenic walkway that passes right in front of the falls. While you’re in the area, you might as well check out Provo Canyon; it’s known for an array of fantastic outdoor adventure activities, including hiking, rock climbing, and mountain biking. If you just want to drive through, then head on to the Provo Canyon Scenic Drive route that takes you from Provo right through to the picturesque Heber Valley. Get to know the culture of the area with a visit to the Museum of Peoples and Cultures. Housed in the Brigham Young University, the museum has exhibits showcasing the historical, anthropological, ethnographic, and archaeological footprints of the past. There’s a Museum of Art in the same university with ten galleries that exhibit art from across the state. Provo has a great food scene with plenty of local food joints, fine dining restaurants, bars, pubs, bakeries, and fast food chains spread across the city. Local favorites like pastrami burgers, Utah scones, funeral potatoes, and Jello are what you should be trying when in Provo.