Camp Sites | Camping at Halls Creek and Millers Creek Confluence
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The confluence of Halls Creek and Millers Creek is a great place to camp because there is clean water (still requires filtering) in Millers Creek, and the location is very close to many canyons on the Waterpocket Fold including Poe Canyon (aka Smiling Cricket Canyon), Laughing Baboon Canyon, and Happy Dog Canyon.Time:
Fees: Depending on how you access the area, fees may or may not be required.
Recommended Ages:
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 | 50-69 |
 | 70+ |
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Navigate to 37.576783, -110.869075.
By Jeremy Dye
Jeremy Dye, Anthony Dye, Kevin Christensen, Jared Robertson, Ken McCarthy, Mark Burnham,
We camped at the confluence of Halls Creek and Millers Creek for 4 nights while doing Millers Creek Hike, Baboon Laughs Canyon, Poe Canyon, and Happy Dog Canyon.
Camp Sites: Camping at Halls Creek and Millers Creek Confluence
Escalante River Primitive Camp 1
Escalante River Primitive Camp 2
Fence Canyon Primitive Camping
Iceberg Canyon Primitive Camping
Navajo Canyon Primitive Camping
Stud Horse Point Primitive Camping
Canyoneering: Baboon Laughs Canyon (aka Laughing Baboon Canyon)
Poe Canyon (aka Smiling Cricket Canyon)
Fun Places: 
Hiking: Early Weed Bench to Escalante River
Escalante River to Early Weed Bench
Lee's Ferry Historic District River Trail
Indoors: Navajo Bridge Interpretive Center
Paddling: Camp Sites: Camping at Halls Creek and Millers Creek Confluence
Halls Creek Alcove Primitive Camping
Canyoneering: Baboon Laughs Canyon (aka Laughing Baboon Canyon)
Poe Canyon (aka Smiling Cricket Canyon)
Hiking: 
Non-potable Water - filterable
Fire Pans Required
Rivers and Streams
Mountains
Primitive Camping
Wildflowers and Vegitation