Indian Canyon Ranch

Indian Canyon Ranch was just what I was looking for, dark sky nights with bright starry sky & Milky Way, remote camp at end of dirt road, quiet wilderness all around, yet a comfortable vintage camper with good bed, lights, wifi & water. The porta-potties were clean & nearby. The communal kitchen is stocked with all supplies & equipment I needed. Joe, who runs this camp was available, friendly & easily reached if I had any questions. And his 3 dogs! were the best! friendly welcoming, Especially Cortez who loves to play catch & will keep you company if you wish.|I hope to return & invite you all to visit this camp.

Cannot recommend Indian Canyon Ranch enough! This was the perfect end of a long road trip and just what we were looking for. Great hospitality from the host, Joe with his three furry friends. Off the grid, quiet wooded area with all the amenities you need to rest and be ready for your next adventure. Many original and nostalgic accommodation options on-site to choose from. We chose the purple Airstream which exceeded our needs. Highly recommend if you're looking for somewhere original to stay, off the beaten track between Blanding and Monticello, Utah

Unforgettable is the word. Joe was incredibly welcoming and lax. Tent pad was perfect for us and we were even able to do our dishes after a week of backpacking. Shower was an awesome experience. We’ll be back!

Joe was a great host and has worked hard to make his campsites comfortable. The camper had a comfortable bed and was warm. Note it had no kitchen facilities and a slow trickle of water in the sink. The outhouse was down a slight hill. For a 75 year old an easy walk. Joe ensured paths were well lit at night. Road into Joe's property was a challenge at the very end for about a tenth of mile. However it was a dry day and our Rav4 made it with no problem by going SLOW. He kept roads on his property well groomed.

I was looking for something between actual camping and a hotel for a recent motorcycle trip. I stayed in the bus for four nights and it was great. Joe is a nice guy, his dogs are really friendly (though they are still getting used to motorcycles), and his property is clean, quiet and unique. I loved the off-grid aspect; the bus’s system had no problem charging my phone, watch, and multiple GoPro batteries each night. I could see how the road could be challenging for some low cars or street bikes, but I was on a dual sport so it was actually fun lol. I’d definitely recommend staying here if you’re looking for a camping experience but still want a real bed at the end of a day of exploring this beautiful part of Utah!