About this campground
What campers say
White House Trailhead and Campground is a small, primitive site about two miles down a gravel road that doubles as the trailhead for Paria Canyon/Buckskin Gulch. The loop has roughly seven vehicle and five tent spots on a first‑come, first‑served basis, with tables, fire rings and a pit toilet that visitors generally find reasonably maintained. The setting features striking white rock formations, creek hikes with wet crossings, and excellent stargazing. Practical tradeoffs include a bumpy, washboard access road, limited cell service, tight campsite loops that can be difficult for large rigs, and minimal onsite amenities.
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Amenities
Setting
- Mountains
- Desert
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- .RECREATION
- Bathrooms
- Biking
- BLM Managed
- Desolate
- Destination
- Dirt
- Dispersed
- Family Friendly
- Firepits
- First Come First Served
- Hike-in
- Hiking
- National Park
- Open
- Park
- Pets
- Primitive
- Public Park
- Public Parking
- Remote
- Rural
- Scenic
- Tent Only
- Tents
- Tourist
- Trails
- Walking Trail
- Wildlife
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Location
- Address
- White House Trailhead and Campground, Kanab, UT 84741
- GPS
- 37.0799° N, 111.8903° W
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