Mammoth Springs Campground, Utah Custom Search   Amenities and facilities are few in primitive campgrounds such as this one, and after you arrive at a primitive campground such as Mammoth Springs Campground you will realize it was well worth the effort getting here. Finally, it's time to go camping once more, and Mammoth Springs Campground in Utah is exactly what you need. The wonderful selection of local attractions, and such a wonderful variety of outdoors recreation are glorious motives to come.       Mammoth Springs Campground is a campground relatively often visited by the folks in Duck Creek Village. There's such a vast number of things to do in close proximity to Mammoth Springs Campground, and it definitely is a perfect campground.   This segment of Utah is always a bliss to stop by through camping season. Experience the great outdoors in Utah at its best at a primitive campground like Mammoth Springs Campground. Natural loveliness surrounds this primitive campground. There's such an incredible array of things to do at Mammoth Springs Campground including hiking, whitewater paddling, swimming, and fishing, so running out of cool stuff to do won’t happen. Going for a hike on the       Alpine Pond Trail is always a fine adventure, and everyone nearby loves skiing at Brian Head. People from Duck Creek Village love to come to Mammoth Springs Campground, and spots like Dry Valley are great to stop by. At this campground   you will always have a perfect time. If time allows, Cedar Breaks National Monument is a national park worth visiting. There are pleasant locations to discover along the Rattlesnake Creek Trail, and why not pop by close by Tommy Creek since you're here at Mammoth Springs Campground. There is a splendid hiking trail right next door to Mammoth Springs Campground called the Spruce Trail, and Navajo Lake is a nearby lake that you could explore.   Map and Contact Info Copper Chase Condominiums, Brian Head 12 miles away    Cedar Breaks Lodge and Spa, Brian Head 13 miles away        Outdoors Recreation Near Cedar City, Utah Outdoors recreation in the vicinity of Cedar City, Utah, the metro area neareast to Mammoth Springs Campground. Find info on campgrounds, marinas, hiking trails, ski resorts, lakes, beaches, parks, whitewater, golf courses and more. Hotels and Campgrounds Near Mammoth Springs Campground, Utah   Utah Campgrounds Complete list of all campgrounds in Utah Kane County Campgrounds Complete list of all campgrounds in Kane County Books about campgrounds in Utah List of books available on Amazon.com about campgrounds in Utah. Utah Outdoors Index This is a very comprehensive index of outdoors activities in the great state of Utah.       Map Detailed Map Contact Info Phone, Email, Address, GPS coordinates Weather Local weather forecast All Kane County Campgrounds All Utah Campgrounds These outdoors activities are available near Mammoth Springs Campground.   Camp Grounds Near Mammoth Springs Campground: Panguitch Lake - Dixie National Forest, Cedar City, 5 miles away Bear Paw Fishing Resort, Panguitch, 5 miles away L and L, Duck Creek Village, 6 miles away White Bridge - Dixie National Forest, Cedar City, 8 miles away Spruces Campground, Kane County, 10 miles away Navajo Lake Campground, Kane County, 10 miles away Point Supreme Campground, Iron County, 11 miles away   Hotels Near Mammoth Springs Campground: Copper Chase Condominiums, Brian Head , 12 miles away Cedar Breaks Lodge and Spa, Brian Head , 13 miles away The Grand Lodge at Brian Head, Brian Head , 13 miles away Americas Best Inns Parowan UT, Parowan , 16 miles away Smith Hotel Bed and Breakfast, Glendale , 17 miles away Panguitch Inn Motel, Panguitch , 19 miles away Marianna Inn Motel PANGUITCH, Panguitch , 19 miles away   Trails Near Mammoth Springs Campground: Spruce Trail, Iron County , 8 miles away Alpine Pond Trail, Iron County , 11 miles away Rattlesnake Creek Trail, Iron County , 14 miles away   Ski Areas Near Mammoth Springs Campground: Brian Head, Utah , 13 miles away, 1707 foot drop, 8 lifts, 53 runs Elk Meadows, Utah , 42 miles away, 1400 foot drop, 6 lifts, 36 runs   Whitewater Near Mammoth Springs Campground: Sevier River, Sevier County , 21 miles away, Class I-III - 70 miles long (Upstream of Panguitch to Salina) Virgin River - North Fork, Washington County , 27 miles away, Class III-V - 8.5 miles long (Sinawava to South Campground)   Public Lands Near Mammoth Springs Campground: Cedar Breaks National Monument, Cedar City - UT , 29 miles away Bryce Canyon National Park, Bryce Canyon - UT , 39 miles away Pipe Spring National Monument, Fredonia - AZ , 39 miles away Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park, Utah , 33 miles away Minersville State Park, Utah , 34 miles away   Lakes Near Mammoth Springs Campground Navajo Lake, Kane County , 9 miles away