Campsite 024 at FRUITA CAMPGROUND in Utah. STANDARD ELECTRIC site. No utility hookups. Maximum 8 people per site. Reservable in advance on Recreation.gov.
Recreation.gov photos of the campground. Specific site appearance may differ — these show the surrounding area and amenities.
A stream with red-brown rocks in it. On the left side is green foliage. On the right side is a red-brown cliff. In the background is a white rock formation rising into a vibrant blue sky. — Gregory ChanceyLooking down on several trees with yellow-green leaves. In the middle of the trees is a patch of dirt with a dirt road going through it. To the right side a red rock formation looms over the trees. — Shu XuA singular tree with white flowers on it is the focus, many similar trees are behind it. In the background is a red rock cliff. The sky is a rich blue. — Stephen BenditTrees with yellow leaves are centered in the image. Red rock formations rise above the treetops towards a blue sky with puffy clouds. Red clay and desert brush make up the foreground. — Douglas CroftA Bulletin Board with 7 signs in it. The signs are as follows, starting at the top center and moving clockwise: "Welcome to Fruit Campground"; "U.S. Fee Area"; "Night Camping Fees. $25.00 per site; Maximum of 8 people per site. Golden Age/Senior Pass- $12.50; Golden Access/Access Pass- $12.50. No discount with National Parks and Federal Recreation Lands Annual Pass"; Map of the campground; "See back of sign for park information and regulations"; "Have a Reservation? Refer to the campground map and proceed to your campsite. Don't know your campsite number? Go to the visitor center to connect to free public Wi-Fi to access your reservation confirmation. Wi-Fi is available 24/7. No Reservation? All sites must be reserved through Recreation.gov. Go to the visitor center to connect to free public Wi-Fi to reserve a site. Wi-Fi is available 24/7. Visitor center staff cannot reserve the site for you. The top right corner of the same sign reads as follows: "Seasons. Loops A & B: Open year-round. Loop C: Open March 1st- End of November."; The NPS Arrowhead. — NPSA paved road meet in a "v" in the center of the image, going across the image on the left side and up the image on the right side. A tree missing its limbs is on grass right next to the intersection. Many trees are in the background. — NPSA paved road goes across the center of the image. Placed boulders are in front of the road. Behind the road a picnic table and grill is on a patch of dirt and surrounded by trees. — NPSA paved road meet in a "v" in the center of the image, going across the image on the left side and up the image on the right side. Many trees are in the background. — NPS
