The campground is located within Hovenweep National Monument, which is scattered across a 20-mile span along the southeast Utah and southwest Colorado border. The closest town is Aneth, UT, approximately 18 miles southeast of the park visitor center.

There are directional road signs at each of the major turns along the route to Hovenweep. Look for the brown signs with Hovenweep on them to help navigate. Other road signs, including road numbers or names, may change or may be named differently on different maps.

Basin and Range Region of Utah

Colorado Plateau Ecoregion

Square Tower site Ruins

Anasazi Culture, Numic Languages

Nightly camping is available all year on a first come first serve basis. Group size is limited to eight people and two vehicles. Checkout time is 10:00 am daily. Length of stay is limited to 7 consecutive days. There are 31 campsites, which are designed for tent camping but a few sites will accommodate RVs up to 36 feet.

Generator hours are from 08:00 to 10:00 and from 16:00 to 20:00.

Standard Camping: $15.00

Access, Senior or Veteran Pass: $7.50

Sites include tent pads, fire rings and picnic tables with shade structures.

There are no hookups available. One campsite is wheelchair accessible, but is not designed for tent camping.

The stop here at these ruins were spent almost entirely walking the trails to photograph the structures.