Capitol Reef RV Park and Glamping A-frames

04/29/2026

Book your stay for summer!! Average temp is 75-80 degrees because of our high elevation! Www.visitcapitolreef.con

04/29/2026

Looking for an easy family camping trip? 🌲✨

At Capitol Reef RV & Glamping, kids can play, explore, build huts, and run free — while you actually unwind.

Stay in a spacious RV site or a star-gazing cabin that sleeps up to 5. Enjoy firepits for s’mores, s’mores kits, ice cream, snacks, hammocks, lawn games, bocce ball, co****le, and a group firepit.

Perfect for family reunions, cousin trips, and summer memories under the stars. ✨

📍Book your stay at Capitol Reef RV & Glamping!

04/25/2026

What makes you happy?

For us, it’s the simple things: fresh mountain air, red rock views, hiking around Capitol Reef, watching the sunset, and ending the day sitting by the campfire with people I love. 🔥✨

There’s just something about being outside that makes everything feel a little lighter, calmer, and happier.

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04/22/2026

Happy Earth Day from Capitol Reef RV & Glamping 🌎✨ Grateful for big skies, red rocks, starry nights, and the wild beauty that makes this place so special. Leave it better than you found it.

04/03/2026

Fort Desolation is coming back in Sept 2026. September is the busiest month for our area so get your tickets and book your stay today.

03/21/2026

“Not to brag… but our guests say it better than we ever could ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Every review tells a story—family memories, quiet mornings, star-filled nights, and unforgettable stays under the Western skies.

This isn’t just a place to park… it’s a place to experience.

If you’ve been thinking about booking… this is your sign. 🤍
📍Capitol Reef RV Park & Glamping”

03/19/2026

We’re here for this amazing weather!!!

03/16/2026

What do you guys want to see?

Capitol Reef National Park is seeking input on opportunities to expand recreational access and connectivity and to modernize facilities and infrastructure within the park.

The National Park Service wants to hear your ideas and questions on preliminary strategies that enhance recreational opportunities, alleviate parking and roadway congestion, and preserve the resources of Capitol Reef National Park. Examples of potential strategies include new trails between historic sites and popular trailheads and improved visitor services and parking in these areas.

To learn more about the project goals and potential strategies and to submit comments, visit the project website https://parkplanning.nps.gov/CapitolReefPlanning. The park will be collecting comments through April 3, 2026. Please also consider attending meetings hosted by the park to learn more about the planning process and ask park staff questions:

Virtual Public Meeting:

• March 11, 2026, Virtual meeting from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Join by following the link at: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/26167435410689?p=gKfiqpQPrCA5Ks5pAG

In-Person Open House:

• March 19, 2026, at Torrey Park Pavilion, 95 East 100 North Torrey, UT. Open house 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

The news release can also be found on the park website: https://go.nps.gov/17le0f

NPS photo: Hikers on the Hickman Bridge Trail