Jensen, UT
Green River Campground
Green River Campground sits along the Green River within Dinosaur National Monument and offers direct access to a boat launch for rafters and paddlers. The 51-site campground is reservable in advance with no permit required, making it a straightforward base for canyon trips and monument exploration.
The campground accommodates tents, RVs, and trailers across standard sites, with one ADA-accessible site available. A boat ramp nearby serves as a takeout point for river runners exiting Dinosaur National Monument's canyons, positioning Green River as a natural hub for water-based recreation.
Located near Jensen, Utah, Green River Campground is part of the sprawling Dinosaur National Monument. Other campground options within the monument include Echo Park Campground, Gates of Lodore Campground, and Rainbow Park Campground if you're exploring multiple access points to the monument's backcountry.
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Do I need a permit to camp at Green River Campground?
No permit is required to camp at Green River Campground. You can reserve a site in advance through the standard reservation system.
How many campsites does Green River Campground have?
Green River Campground has 51 total campsites, all standard sites. There is 1 ADA-accessible site available.
What types of equipment can I bring to Green River Campground?
The campground accommodates tents, RVs, and trailers. All sites are standard and equipped to handle these types of equipment.
Is there a boat launch at Green River Campground?
Yes, Green River Campground has a boat launch. The Split Mountain Boat Ramp is a short distance from the campground and is used by river rafters taking trips through Dinosaur National Monument's canyons.
What is there to do near Green River Campground?
The campground is located in Dinosaur National Monument and is about five miles from the Quarry Exhibit Hall, where 149 million year old dinosaur bones are visible still encased in the rock. The Green River and Split Mountain provide scenic views and access to river recreation.