About this campground
The remote Hans Flat (Maze) Ranger Station is normally open daily year-round. This ranger contact station has a picnic table and vault toilet, and a small selection of books and maps for sale. There are no services, food, gas, trash collection, electricity for visitor use, nor potable water in The Maze. The nearest communities with amenities are Hanksville (68 miles) and Green River (86 miles).
Getting there
Getting to the Maze requires four-wheel-drive and a lot of time. To reach Hans Flat Ranger Station, from I-70 take UT 24 south for 24 miles. A left turn just beyond the turnoff to Goblin Valley State Park will take you along an unpaved, two-wheel-drive dirt road, 46 miles to the ranger station. Blowing sand dunes or precipitation can degrade the road condition at any time. Roads beyond the ranger station require high clearance and four-wheel drive year-round.
Nearby federal campgrounds
- Angel Point East TrailheadBureau of Land Management18 mi
- Island in the Sky (Willow Flat) CampgroundCanyonlands National Park18 mi
- Angel Point West TrailheadBureau of Land Management20 mi
- Mineral Bottom Recreation SiteBureau of Land Management21 mi
- Canyonlands National Park Needles District CampgroundCanyonlands National Park23 mi
- Fivehole Arch THBureau of Land Management23 mi
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