Camp Sites | Escalante River Primitive Camp 1
Hype:
A primitive camp on a sand bank at the confluence of East Moody Canyon and the Escalante River.
Time:
Fees: None
Recommended Ages:
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 | 4-11 |
 | 12-19 |
 | 20-49 |
 | 50-69 |
 | 70+ |
Recommended Months to Visit:
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By Jeremy Dye
Jeremy Dye, Luke Galyan, Tracy Kwan, Mark Burnham,
Early Weed Bench Primitive Camping
Early Weed Bench to Escalante River
Escalante River Primitive Camp 1
Escalante River Primitive Camp 2
Escalante River Primitive Camp 2
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Chimney Rock Primitive Camping
Early Weed Bench Primitive Camping
Escalante River Primitive Camp 1
Escalante River Primitive Camp 2
Fence Canyon Primitive Camping
Jacob Hamblin Trailhead Primitive Camping
Micro Death Hollow Primitive Camping
Zebra and Tunnel Trailhead Camping
Canyoneering: Dry Fork Narrows of Coyote Gulch
Caving: 
Fun Places: Hiking: Early Weed Bench to Escalante River
Escalante River to Early Weed Bench
Indoors: Escalante Interagency Visitor Center
Paddling: 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: 
Primitive Camping
Rivers and Streams
No Restrooms
Wildflowers and Vegitation
Wildlife and Birding