Hatch Point Campground

Perched on a mesa overlooking the vast high desert landscapes of Utah’s Canyon Country, Hatch Point Campground offers a rare combination of seclusion, breathtaking panoramic views, and unparalleled stargazing opportunities. This intimate Bureau of Land Management campground is a haven for those seeking tranquility, dramatic scenery, and a deeper connection to nature.

With just ten campsites, Hatch Point ensures privacy and serenity, making it ideal for campers who favor a minimalist, rustic experience. Each site includes basic amenities like picnic tables, fire pits, and a vault toilet, but potable water is not available, so visitors should come fully prepared. The remote location rewards adventurers with unobstructed views of the Kane Creek Anticline and easy access to hikes in the Canyon Rims Recreation Area—perfect for photography and desert exploration.

Located roughly 32 miles south of Moab and 31 miles from Monticello, the campground is accessible via a mix of paved and graded gravel roads, suitable for most vehicles. Its setting atop the mesa offers stunning sunrises and sunsets, while nearby attractions like the Anticline Overlook lie within a short drive, giving campers access to some of Utah’s most awe-inspiring scenery. For those seeking solitude and a serene escape under the stars, Hatch Point Campground is a destination worth the trek.