Echo Campground

Michael Rector

This campground is exceptionally nice. It seems to have been recently upgraded. It is managed by the USFS but, unlike most of their CGs it has electric power at every site. And, several standpipes for water. It's clean & well-maintained even during the current government shutdown. It's just off the highway, which makes it convenient as an overnight spot. Current fee is $20USD/night at a self-pay station, which accepts debt/credit cards or, cash/check. But, best of all are the views of the surrounding landscape.

Tyler Rogers

We stopped in here on our way to Colorado and we were not disappointed, this is a great camp site for tents or small campers! Electrical outlets, fire pit, picnic table and grill at almost every site, paved walkway to the echo amphitheater. Plenty of space apart so there’s ample privacy for a camp area of its size and the view of the amphitheater cavern is pretty awesome especially early in the morning! Would highly recommend if you’re passing through, we didn’t hang around long so not sure of other stuff is in the area but there are towns within 20minutes either direction! Not sure if the water is potable, tasted very irony so you might make sure you bring a filter system or drinking water if you plan to stay for long. We actually ended up staying here a second night on our way back from Colorado because this place is so nice and the water was off at that time so hopefully they get that fixed but a great camp site either way

Kevin Carrabine

We came by here two days ago just to check out the Echo Amphitheater and returned yesterday to the campground, which seemed like a very nice one. Apparently it's been recently redone and barely looks like it's been used. Very nice tucked in sites, all very level with nice clean concrete tables, electricity and potable water available at the entryway. None of the sites seem to have dirt ten sites though. Bathrooms are a bit of a hike from the campground but are in immaculate, clean condition. The amount of infrastructure work that went into manage drainage and to build these campsites seems quite incredible. As others have noted, slight road noise but nothing that is terrible. And you're spectacularly at the base of some great sandstone cliffs. The night we stayed only two other campers. Also heard and saw at least 10 to 12 different bird species we did not expect to find here. Interpretive signs are very informative, well written and appropriately emphasize indigenous use and appreciation of the land we are on.

Nard Claar

Beautiful views, great echo amphitheater nice walk too the headwall.

Rita Patchett

Beautiful natural setting. No hook-ups, nice and quiet.