Utah RV Parks with EV Charging

Utah offers RV travelers the Mighty Five national parks, stunning red rock landscapes, world-class skiing, and outdoor adventure. From Zion to Arches to Bryce Canyon, the Beehive State provides unforgettable camping. Developing EV infrastructure requires planning, but Utah's breathtaking scenery makes it essential for electric vehicle adventurers.

RV Camping in Utah

Utah features numerous state parks and five iconic national parks: Zion, Bryce Canyon, Arches, Canyonlands, and Capitol Reef. Popular campgrounds include Dead Horse Point State Park, Goblin Valley, and Snow Canyon. Many parks offer modern facilities, though some remote areas are primitive. Most camping is seasonal (April-October) due to elevation and weather. The diversity of landscapes is unmatched.

EV Charging Infrastructure in Utah

EV charging in Utah is concentrated along I-15 and I-80, with good coverage in Salt Lake City, Provo, and St. George. However, southern Utah national park areas have very limited charging. Moab area has improved for tourism but remains limited. Distances between services in rural areas can be vast. High elevation and desert heat impact batteries. Plan routes carefully and charge whenever possible.

Planning Your EV RV Trip

Utah's national parks are extremely popular - book camping far in advance, especially for Zion and Arches. Spring (April-May) and fall (September-October) offer ideal weather. Summer is very hot in southern parks but pleasant in mountains. Winter camping is limited. Plan charging carefully for southern Utah adventures - distances are substantial with limited infrastructure. Elevation impacts both people and batteries. The dramatic landscapes are worth the extra planning required for EV travel.