Don’t we have an amazing landscape here in Utah? There is so much variety – from mountains to deserts, from lakes to rivers to streams, from snow-capped peaks to arid canyon lands. In case you haven’t noticed, a lot of people are moving to Utah. Why are they coming here? Cost of living? Quality of life? Utah’s great outdoors? All of the above? And since Utah has a beautiful landscape, these transplants will probably be using Utah’s wilderness for their recreational activities.
A campsite on the Upper Provo River at Camperworld - Knotty Pine Resort
It’s becoming more difficult to find places to go camping. The State of Utah has been closing state parks over the last few years due to the budget crunch, which is limiting the number of places people can camp. If you want to go spend some time in Utah’s outdoors be ready to plan way ahead. It’s getting tougher to go places because everyone is requiring camping reservations, sometimes up to a year in advance. Because of these restrictions, fewer people are going camping because it is becoming a huge hassle to go camping. Also, get ready for price increases. Public and state parks rely on visitors to keep the parks open. Utah is hurting and the rumor is that state parks will be increasing their camping fees for 2011. Check out the article over at the Salt Lake Tribune. Shouldn’t camping be simple? It is at Camperworld. With a Camperworld Trust membership you don’t need to plan 6 months to a year in advance to decide where they are going to camp. They can go anytime they want. There’s no begging to get a campsite. Camperworld does not require reservations for its members. Isn’t that incredible? Still having a hard time believing it? “No reservations” has been a benefit that Camperworld members have enjoyed for the last 34 years. Camping has become simple again. Check us out over at Camperworld. We look forward to hearing about your experiences camping in and around Utah. Thanks for visiting and come blog with us.
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