Capitol Reef National Park Custom Search   Capitol Reef National Park features the famous Waterpocket Fold, but there's lots more. Fun activities are abundant; there's always something to satisfy everyone. The majestic attractiveness of Capitol Reef National Park is there for your viewing pleasure. Twin Rocks is clearly visible from Capitol Reef National Park; dry warm beds await you at Red Sands Hotel. Capitol Reef National Park is a delightful place for a journey when you have got to spend some time in the outdoors. A wonderful location to camp here at Capitol Reef National Park     is Singletree Campground. Near Capitol Reef National Park you hit upon magnificent sites like Holt Draw, and places like Poverty Flat are glorious to stop at. Here at Capitol Reef National Park you can see Cooks Mesa. Camping at Boulder Mountain Homestead RV is always a tremendous experience; do put some time aside to spend at Hickman Spring if you're here at Capitol Reef National Park. If you need a place to stay Days Inn Torrey - Capital Reef is a wonderful choice. Best Western Capitol Reef Resort is a glorious location to get some rest. Camping is available at Fruita Campground, and do pop by Donkey Creek while you're here at Capitol Reef National Park. So many fun things to do at Capitol Reef National Park, so little time. Nearby Water Canyon is a great place to go if you're at Capitol Reef National Park, and a great place       like Whiskey Flat here at Capitol Reef National Park is too tremendous to miss. But wait, there's more to do in the vicinity of Capitol Reef National Park. Sand Creek is a wonderful local stream, and Sand Flat is a great site here at Capitol Reef National Park. If you want to check out some interesting stuff, check out Mummy Cliff; Fish Creek Cove is close by, and is a good location. If the weather is great here at Capitol Reef National Park, you can go for a hike along the Stair Trail; obviously Carcass Creek is a beautiful stream that is worth a visit. This is a pretty part of wilderness that is popular with folks from far and near. Just can't get enough of Capitol Reef National Park. You need to pop by Teasdale Bench since you're here at Capitol Reef National Park, and at Capitol Reef National Park you can make   out Meeks Mesa. You simply have to take a look at The Motorman since you're here at Capitol Reef National Park. While staying at Capitol Reef National Park you could always look at Calf Canyon, and whitewater paddling is magnificent on Fremont River. Chimney Rock is a peak you can spot from Capitol Reef National Park; the fine folks of Torrey like to hang out nearby. User input for Capitol Reef National Park, Utah: Submit Input: Your Name: Write or Paste Input here: Upload picture:      Review Guidelines   Map Detailed Map Contact Info Phone, Email, Address, GPS coordinates Management Description Description of Capitol Reef National Park submitted by park management. Campgrounds Nearby List of Nearby Campgrounds Weather Local weather forecast These outdoors activities are available near Capitol Reef National Park.   Camp Grounds Near Capitol Reef National Park: Boulder Mountain Homestead RV, Teasdale, 3 miles away Singletree Campground, Cedar City, 8 miles away Fruita Campground, Wayne County, 9 miles away Sandcreek RV Park, Torrey, 10 miles away Elkhorn Campground, Wayne County, 10 miles away Aquarius Mobile and RV Campground, Wayne County, 10 miles away Pine Creek Campground, Garfield County, 12 miles away   Hotels Near Capitol Reef National Park: Best Western Capitol Reef Resort, Torrey , 1 miles away Howard Johnson Capitol Reef, Torrey , 1 miles away Red Sands Hotel, Torrey , 1 miles away Days Inn Torrey - Capital Reef, Torrey , 2 miles away Sandstone Inn & Restaurant, Torrey , 14 miles away Hampton Inn Richfield, Sevier , 41 miles away Budget Host Inn Richfield, Richfield , 42 miles away   Ski Areas Near Capitol Reef National Park: Elk Meadows, Utah , 70 miles away, 1400 foot drop, 6 lifts, 36 runs   Whitewater Near Capitol Reef National Park: Fremont River, Wayne County , 4 miles away, Class III-V+ - 16 miles long (Torrey to Waterfall) Escalante River, Garfield / Wayne / Kane County , 29 miles away, Class I-II - 70 miles long (Calf Creek to Coyote Gulch) Muddy Creek, Emery / Wayne County , 30 miles away, Class I-III - 72 miles long (I-70 to Hanksville)   Public Lands Near Capitol Reef National Park: Natural Bridges National Monument, Lake Powell - UT , 58 miles away Bryce Canyon National Park, Bryce Canyon - UT , 63 miles away Dixie National Forest, Utah , 27 miles away Fishlake National Forest, Utah , 29 miles away Escalante State Park, Utah , 33 miles away   Lakes Near Capitol Reef National Park Torgerson Lake, Wayne County , 11 miles away