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Ashley/Aspen
Overview
Ashley/Aspen RV Park offers a serene escape nestled in the scenic high-mountain valley of Hanna, Utah. This park serves as a quiet basecamp for travelers looking to explore the rugged beauty of the High Uintas Wilderness. Far from the noise of major highways, it provides a rustic yet comfortable atmosphere where the sound of the wind through the trees and the nearby river sets the tone for a relaxing stay. It is the perfect spot for those who want to experience the authentic Utah backcountry while maintaining the comforts of their home on wheels.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in the heart of the Upper Duchesne River Valley, the park is surrounded by towering peaks and lush meadows. The location is defined by its proximity to the Duchesne River, a destination renowned for its crystal-clear waters and blue-ribbon fishing. At an elevation of roughly 6,700 feet, visitors can enjoy cooler summer temperatures and stunning views of the surrounding national forest lands. The remote nature of the valley ensures that the natural landscape remains the primary focus of your visit.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is designed to accommodate a variety of rigs with full hookup sites that include water, sewer, and 30/50 amp electricity. For those traveling in larger motorhomes, the spacious pull-through sites make navigation simple and stress-free. On-site facilities include clean restrooms, hot showers, and laundry services to ensure a convenient stay for long-term travelers. Many sites are equipped with picnic tables and fire rings, providing a classic camping experience where guests can enjoy a campfire under the dark, starry skies.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor enthusiasts will find no shortage of activities in the surrounding area. The nearby Mirror Lake Highway provides access to countless alpine lakes and high-altitude hiking trails. Anglers frequently visit the area for its world-class trout fishing, while off-roaders enjoy the extensive network of OHV trails in the nearby canyons. Wildlife viewing is also a popular pastime, with deer, elk, and various mountain bird species often spotted in the immediate vicinity of the park.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is an ideal match for nature lovers and anglers who prioritize access to the great outdoors over commercial resort luxuries. It is a fantastic choice for those seeking a peaceful retreat away from urban sprawl and busy interstates. Families and retirees alike will appreciate the quiet, community-oriented vibe that makes Ashley/Aspen a recurring favorite for those exploring the Uinta Mountains. If you value fresh mountain air and immediate access to river recreation, this is the destination for you.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Rose Rasmussen
Nice camping area, trees for shade, river nearby. When making our reservation it would have been nice if the website had showed that major construction work would be done during the week we were there, noisy machinery didn't add to the experience.
Adam Kazmar
This is a small but amazing hidden gem! The river that runs though is filled with trout (brown and rainbow) along with many fun and beautiful spots to take photos. The campsite has its own public bathrooms/outhouses. Each site come with a large pick nick table and a good sized fire pit. I recommend getting a site away from the main road due to wind. But each site is larger enough and provides open space for tents and hammocks. Overall I had a blast here and recommend this site to anyone!
Anna L. Conti
The woods are dense, making each campsite very shady and private. Easy access to the river. The campground was quiet. The host could not be found. No cell phone access.
Daren Russell
Pretty cool place to camp out. Has tables and cemented fireplaces.
ABC Witcher
Camped with our family at aspen one of the basin best places to visit gorgeous views great fishing and the kids love playing in the creek added bonus there are cows right in the campgrounds. The camp is dry but you can get water down the road at the ranger station easy access for camper the town of hanna is not to far for gas groceries ext if you ever get a chance to visit you will not regret it.
Margie Reza
Overall, I loved it. So beautiful. Gorgeous. It was pretty quiet, there's a great little river for kids to mess around in, fun little tree covered trails, and our site was perfect with great tables, shade, and sun. The best part is that we could have a fire there because of the type it was. BRING A HUMMINGBIRD FEEDER! We didn't have one, and the little hummers let us know how unacceptable that was, lol. We drove to Hanna and got one, and they were all so fun to watch. The only negative was the amount of ants.
Moshe Ben-Shahar
Nice place. A lot of camping place, and a river.
joey Nichols
We have been going here since I was a little kid and I still enjoy it as much today as I did then.
JH Montoya
This is now our 4th time camping at Aspen. Beautiful campground with alot of space between camp sites. It doesn't have a campground host but it sure is well kept and the bathrooms are clean. Only down side is there is no water at the campground. You will have to drive down to the Ranger/guard station at the mouth of the canyon to get your water. So plan on bring enough for your stay of a short drive to get water. Most the sites are perfect for a small to medium sized travel trailer. All are great for tents. It can get a little chilly at night so plan accordingly.