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Hillview RV Park Campground
Overview
Overview
Hillview RV Park Campground in Wellington, UT serves as a convenient basecamp for road-trippers navigating the rugged landscape of eastern Utah. Positioned along the historic U.S. Route 6 corridor, this property places travelers right at the doorstep of the state's dramatic red rock country. The camp provides a practical stopping point for motorists transitioning between the Wasatch Front and the expansive desert basins.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in Carbon County, the property sits amid a semi-arid landscape defined by sandstone cliffs, deep canyons, and wide-open skies. Travelers arrive via Highway 6, navigating a route that traces the edge of the Book Cliffs and follows the path of the Price River. The local climate features hot summers and crisp winters, making spring and autumn ideal seasons for exploring the high desert terrain of the Colorado Plateau.
Amenities & Park Features
Because specific on-site infrastructure details are subject to change, visitors should contact the campground management directly to confirm current offerings. When planning a stay at this Wellington destination, travelers typically inquire about essential hookup types, site accessibility for various rig lengths, and on-site water or waste disposal stations. Advance communication ensures your vehicle's specific requirements are met prior to arrival.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor enthusiasts find plenty of recreation within a short drive of the property, ranging from prehistoric rock art sites in Nine Mile Canyon to motorized trail riding in the San Rafael Swell. Day trips to Scofield State Park offer alpine fishing and boating in the mountains, while the world-class formations of Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park sit further southeast down the highway network.
Who This Park Is Best For
This campground suits road-trippers, outdoor adventurers, and travelers seeking a functional base for exploring eastern Utah's public lands. It appeals strongly to RVers transiting the Price River Canyon corridor who prefer a direct connection to regional highways rather than isolated backcountry routes. It fits those prioritizing location, local geography, and easy access to nearby canyon recreation.
Reviews
Krystal Brown
This place works great! There is no wow factor at all! It has all the hook ups, they worked. It's big enough to pull through. It was $29 for the night. We got there after 9pm and the lot is well lit so set up was easy. Overall it worked. It's just off the main road so it had a lot of traffic noise. I didn't mind the train noises but they are loud too. We had our kids with us and they struggled to fall asleep with the noise but that's because we are not city folk. I would be okay to stay there again but I'm open to another place if we are there in time to try one.
Jeff Stenstrom
Needs work but everything works good office people
Buddy Englett
I called and told them we were driving through town and asked if we could stop to empty our tanks and fill with fresh water. Not only did they let us but they didn't charge us anything. We really appreciated the gesture and we'll plan to stay here on our next trip.
Robert B
Extremely peaceful... Clean sites and all you could ever ask for in a private campground
Ernest Kyed
This place was OK. Price was good - $24 (March 2018) and the desk staff was very friendly. I got a back in spot with 30 amp hook up, water and sewer hookups. A little bit of work would make this place nicer but for a one night quick stop it worked. They have bathrooms and showers inside by the pool. Street sign has a different name but just look for National 9 Inn sign.