Jensen, UT
Split Mountain Group Campground
Split Mountain Group Campground sits on the Green River within Dinosaur National Monument, offering a single group-reserved facility with boat access for river trips through the monument's canyons.
The campground contains 4 group sites that accommodate tents, RVs, and trailers, with a boat launch adjacent to the property. No permit is required to camp here—reserve your group site in advance directly through the campground's reservation system.
Located near Jensen, Utah at 4,800 feet elevation, Split Mountain positions you near the Quarry Exhibit Hall and the dramatic Split Mountain formation that rises above the riverside setting. Other camping options within Dinosaur National Monument include Deerlodge Park Campground, Echo Park Campground, Gates of Lodore Campground, and Green River Campground, each offering different access points to the monument's 210,000-acre landscape.
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What campers most often want to know about Split Mountain Group Campground.
Do I need a permit to camp at Split Mountain Group Campground?
No permit is required to camp at Split Mountain Group Campground. You can reserve one of the 4 group campsites in advance through the standard reservation system.
What types of camping equipment can I bring to Split Mountain?
Split Mountain Group Campground accommodates tents, RVs, and trailers. All equipment types are welcome at the group sites.
Is there river access at Split Mountain Group Campground?
Yes, the campground is located along the banks of the Green River and has a boat launch facility. The adjacent Split Mountain Boat Ramp provides river access for rafters and boaters.
How many group sites are available at Split Mountain?
Split Mountain Group Campground has 4 group campsites available for reservation. Since it is group-only camping, these sites are designed for larger parties rather than individual campers.
What can I see or do near Split Mountain Group Campground?
The Quarry Exhibit Hall is nearby, where you can view 149 million year old dinosaur bones still encased in the rock. The campground sits beneath Split Mountain, a highly eroded natural formation, and provides access to Dinosaur National Monument's river canyons and over 210,000 acres of recreation area.