Goosenecks State Park

Available Activities

Camping

✓ Verified by America’s State Parks Editorial Team – Updated February 2026

Goosenecks State Park offers jaw-dropping views of the San Juan River’s entrenched meanders from 1,000 feet above! With 8 primitive campsites and spectacular dark skies, it’s Utah’s most dramatic overlook.

The Goosenecks

Feature	Details
🏜️ Drop	1,000 feet to river
🌊 River	San Juan River
📸 Views	5 entrenched meanders
🌌 Stargazing	Exceptional dark skies!

Primitive Camping

Info	Details
🏕️ Sites	8 designated (+ roadside)
💵 Fee	$10/night
📅 Reservations	First-come, first-served
🚿 Amenities	Vault toilets ONLY

⚠️ PRIMITIVE: No water, no electricity! Bring everything you need. Very windy at night—secure your camp!

FAQ

When is the best time to visit?

Spring and fall offer the best temperatures. Summer can be extremely hot, and winter nights are frigid.

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Last updated: February 20, 2026