CampsiteSTANDARD NONELECTRIC✓ Reservable

Site 064 — FRUITA CAMPGROUND

FRUITA CAMPGROUND · Utah · Loop Loop C

Campsite 064 at FRUITA CAMPGROUND in Utah. STANDARD NONELECTRIC site. No utility hookups. Maximum 8 people per site. Reservable in advance on Recreation.gov.

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38.28149, -111.24922
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Equipment & Vehicle Limits

Important sizing constraints for your RV, trailer, or tent setup.

Site Length
30
Max Vehicle Length
30
Max Num of Vehicles
2
Driveway Surface
Paved
Driveway Entry
Back-In

Capacity & Rules

Max Num of People
8
Min Num of People
1
Pets Allowed
Yes

Site Features

Picnic Table
Y
Campfire Allowed
Yes

Photos from FRUITA CAMPGROUND

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.
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 Chancey
Looking 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.
Looking 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 Xu
A 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.
A 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 Bendit
Trees 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.
Trees 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 Croft
A 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.
A 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. — NPS
A 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.
A 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. — NPS
A 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.
A 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. — NPS
A 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.
A 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

Permitted Equipment

VEHICLEFIFTH WHEELSMALL TENTTentRVTrailerPICKUP CAMPERPOP UP

Booking Tips for Site 064

  • Reservation window: Recreation.gov releases bookings up to 6 months ahead — popular sites go in minutes
  • Best time to book: 8am local time on the day the window opens
  • Cancellation: Recreation.gov refund policies apply — check before booking
  • Quiet hours: typically 10pm–6am in federal campgrounds
  • Check-in/out: 3:00 PM / 11:00 AM
  • Pets: allowed (keep on a 6ft leash, never leave unattended)
  • Leave No Trace: pack out all trash, including food scraps

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I reserve campsite 064?

Yes — this site is reservable via Recreation.gov. Reservations open up to 6 months in advance and popular sites go fast.

How many people can stay at site 064?

Maximum occupancy is 8 people and 2 vehicles.

What size RV fits at site 064?

Max vehicle length is 30 ft and the site itself is 30 ft long.

What hookups does site 064 have?

This is a dry site — no electric, water, or sewer hookups.

Are pets allowed at site 064?

Yes — pets are allowed. Keep on a 6 ft leash and follow campground rules; some areas require additional restrictions.

What are the check-in / check-out times?

Check-in: 3:00 PM. Check-out: 11:00 AM.

Can I have a campfire at site 064?

Campfires are allowed when no fire restrictions are in effect. Check current conditions before arrival.