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Fremont Indian State Park RV & Campground Guide

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While Fremont Indian State Park was not established until 1985, the first inhabitants of the area were the Fremont Indians who built their largest settlement near these grounds long ago. Since Clear Creek Canyon runs through this state park, the Paiute Native Americans were also frequent visitors, and you can see evidence of both groups in the items displayed in the museum and the images in petrographs throughout the park. There is also evidence that Jedediah Smith explored the area in 1826, and John Smiley Lott was the first settler. Gain a deeper understanding of how each of these events shaped the land used by this state park on a museum tour. Then, head outdoors for some outstanding hiking fun or use the park to connect to the longest ATV trail in the world. This park is located near several Utah towns, including Richfield, Marysvale, Sevier, and Joseph.

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Spring 29-63 F
Summer 48-88 F
Fall 30-65 F
Winter 14-45 F
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RV Resorts & Campsites in Fremont Indian State Park

About twice a month, a special event occurs at this state park, and you will not want to miss a moment of those activities. Even when one is not going on, you will find lots to do at this state park, so bring your RV or rent one on RVshare.com.

Fremont Indian State Park Campground

You will love the isolation of the two campgrounds at Fremont Indian State Park as well as their convenient location near Interstate 70. Find yourself amazed at the history that has taken place in the hills and canyon while enjoying communing with nature at this campground. Rates start at about $15 per night. 

• Water hookup: Yes 

• Electrical hookup: Yes 

• Sewer hookup: Yes 

• Wi-Fi: No 

• Pet-friendly: Yes 

• Other amenities: Modern restroom, pay showers, fire rings 

Big Rock Candy Mountain RV Park

If you are looking for outdoor adventures such as zip-lining, floating, or riding ATVs, Big Rock Candy Mountain RV Park may be the perfect spot for you. You can also relax in the campground. Rates start at about $38 per night. 

• Water hookup: Yes 

• Electrical hookup: Yes 

• Sewer hookup: No 

• Wi-Fi: Yes 

• Pet-friendly: Yes 

• Other amenities: Ziplines, floating, ATV rental 

Flying U Country Store, RV Park & Campground

Pick up those last-minute things at the country store at Flying U Country Store, RV Park & Campground. You can also get gas and snacks without leaving the grounds. Rates start at about $20 per night. 

• Water hookup: Yes 

• Electrical hookup: Yes 

• Sewer hookup: Yes 

• Wi-Fi: Yes 

• Pet-friendly: Yes 

• Other amenities: Country store, spacious sites 

Rose Ranch Resort

Fish in Beaver Creek, which runs through Rose Ranch Resort. You can also take your ATV right onto the Paiute ATV Trail. Rates start at about $16 per night at this campground located at the mouth of Beaver Canyon. 

• Water hookup: Yes 

• Electrical hookup: Yes 

• Sewer hookup: Yes 

• Wi-Fi: Yes 

• Pet-friendly: Yes 

• Other amenities: ATV rental, hiking trails, fishing 

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Fremont Indian State Park

Inside Fremont Indian State Park

This secluded state park was quickly built after remnants of the largest Fremont Native American community ever unearthed were found here as construction crews were building Interstate 70. You can see many of the artifacts on a museum tour. You can also visit a reconstructed pit house, see tipis, and take part in activities to learn more about how the tribe lived. The pictographs, petroglyphs, and pictoglyphs that the Fremont and the Paiute Native Americans created while traveling and living in the area are also available to view.

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How to Get to
Fremont Indian State Park

If you are on Interstate 70, take exit 17 to reach Fremont Indian State Park. Turn right on Forest Road 478, which becomes Kimberly Road. Turn right on Clear Creek Canyon Road. The park entrance will be on your left.

Entering Fremont Indian State Park

Fremont Indian State Park is open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Fremont Indian State Park Per vehicle : $8.0

Fremont Indian State Park Per person (entering on foot) : $4.0

Despite being minutes from the interstate, you will feel like you are in a fantastic remote location when you visit Fremont Indian State Park. If you have visited here, then share your memories on your social media feed and tag RVshare in them. The site wants to see what you loved about this state park where history is celebrated. You can also send your stories and photos to [email protected].

Frequently Asked Questions About Fremont Indian State Park

What is the best time of year to visit Fremont Indian State Park?

The best time of year to visit Fremont Indian State Park is early summer. During this time, the daytime weather can reach into the mid-70s. Beginning on Memorial Day, the visitor’s center welcomes guests daily, and all campsites are open.

What kind of wildlife can be found in Fremont Indian State Park?

Bird watchers may spot golden eagles, bluebirds, and mockingbirds within the park. Bighorn sheep, mountain lions, and mule deer also call Fremont Indian State Park their home. While hiking, you may come across rattlesnakes.

Are there designated RV camping spots in Fremont Indian State Park?

Sam Stowe Campground is open year-round and has seven RV sites with full hookups. Castle Rock Campground has 31 sites for RVs up to 40 feet. Because of snow and road conditions, this area is closed during the winter.

Do you have to reserve a camping spot at Fremont Indian State Park and what is the cost?

You do not have to reserve a spot, but you may want to during the peak camping season. It costs $35 per night at the Sam Stowe Campground and $20 per night at the Castle Rock Campground.

Are pets allowed at Fremont Indian State Park?

Pets are allowed at Fremont Indian State Park. Your pet must be on a leash, which cannot be longer than six feet. The park only permits service animals in the buildings.