About this campground
Antelope Springs was a former Civilian Conservation Corps camp site that was used as a recreational facility by inmates at the Topaz, Utah camp. The 19,000 acre facility opened in the summer of 1943. Organized youth groups as well as adult hikers and explorers were trucked to the site ninety miles west of Topaz for swimming, hiking, and picnicking.
Getting there
Located in a sparse pinyon and juniper forest at an elevation of 7,400 feet at the base of the 9,669-foot Swasey Peak, part of the House Range in western Utah. The closest town is Delta.
Nearby federal campgrounds
- Sink HoleBureau of Land Management12 mi
- Amasa Basin One Day RideBureau of Land Management17 mi
- Miller Canyon TrailheadBureau of Land Management17 mi
- Notch Peak TrailheadBureau of Land Management18 mi
- Conger Mountain One Day RideBureau of Land Management27 mi
- Pony Express Trail includes: Boyd StationBureau of Land Management32 mi
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Antelope Springs CCC Camp doesn't take campsite reservations — but plenty of nearby Utah campgrounds do, and we'll alert you the moment a sold-out site opens up.
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