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NRSO |
| description |
Sand Island Campground’s two group campsites are ideal for groups wishing to be close to the town of Bluff and the San Juan River. The area offers outdoor enthusiasts many options for river floating, scenic driving and rock art viewing. |
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Sand Island Campground is located on the north bank of the San Juan River about 3 miles west of Bluff, Utah, on the south side of Highway 191. |
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Group Site A is located near the boat ramp and features picnic tables, a fire grate, a shade structure and has water nearby. The site may be reserved in advance for groups of 10 to 20 people for a maximum of fourteen days. Group Site B can accommodate group sizes from 15 to 40 people and is located in Loop B of the campground and features picnic tables, a large fire grate, a shade structure, water on site and a single vault toilet. The group sites do not have dump stations or electric hook ups. There are dumpsters located at the campground entrance. |
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Sand Island Group Sites |
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140690 |
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http://www.reserveamerica.com/campsiteSearch.do?contractCode=NRSO&parkId=140690&cmp=39-32--joewils |
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A permit is required for floating on the San Juan River Gusty winds are possible so always secure your tents and camping gear. Wildlife frequent the sites; never leave food out. Summer thunderstorms can cause flash flooding and gusty winds; stay aware of current weather. Annual, Senior and Access passes do not apply to group site fees. |
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Sand Island is close to Goosenecks State Park as well as Cedar Mesa known for its hiking and high concentration of cultural sites. |
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| orientationDescription |
Sand Island Campground is beside the San Juan River. |
| recreationDescription |
Sand Island is the main put-in for the 104-mile section of the San Juan River between Montezuma Creek and Clay Hills Crossing that provides boaters with access to spectacular canyons rich in scenery, geology, archeology, history and wildlife. Within the campground there are numerous petroglyphs and pictographs on the ledges above and it is a popular destination for both sightseeing and bird watching. |