Utahraptor State Park
Utah State Park
Utahraptor State Park entrance fee
$15 per vehicle — Day-Use Fees: Day-Use Pass (Per vehicle. Access to trails, historic site, quarry, Visitor Center (not required if camping)) $15; Day-Use Fees: Utah State Parks Annual Pass (Utah residents only. Free day-use for all parks (camping not included)) $125; Campgrounds: Gastonia Campground - Standard (Per vehicle, per night. Improved RV/trailer access, water and power. 1 camping unit and 8 people max per site. Check-in 3 p.m., Check-out 12 p.m.) $50; Campgrounds: Gastonia Campground - Additional Vehicle (Per vehicle, per night (Max 1 additional vehicle)) $15
Utahraptor State Park hours
In-Season Hours (3/1 – 11/30):
Monday – Sunday: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Off-Season Hours (12/1 – 2/28)
Tuesday – Sunday 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Hours as published by Utah State Parks. Check the official page before a long drive.
About Utahraptor State Park
One of the largest dinosaur bone beds in North America, 15 miles northwest of Moab: over 5,500 bones from more than ten species in 45 years of digging, including Utahraptor, the armoured Gastonia and the sauropod Moabosaurus. Paleontologists think 100,000 more may still be in the ground.
Things to do
- 🥾 Hiking
- 🚲 Biking
- 🛶 Paddling
- 🔭 Stargazing
Amenities & facilities
- 🏕️ Campsites
- 🚿 Showers
- 🚐 RV Dump Station
- 🌿 Nature Center
RV / campsite hookups
- ⚡ Electric & Water
- ⛺ Primitive / No Hookups
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Camping options
- Water & electric sites
- Primitive sites
- RV sites
- Tent sites
Contact
Phone435-259-3770
🎒 Gear up for Utahraptor State Park
Popular gear for what this park offers:
- Tents
- Kayaks
- Telescopes
- Hiking boots
- Bike helmets
- RV surge protector
- Bug spray
- Coolers
- Sleeping bags
- Camp chairs
- Camp stoves
- Lanterns
- Paddleboards
- Dry bags
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