Antelope Island State Park RV rental from Salt Lake City

Antelope Island at a glance

Read from the park’s own pages on 2026-09-19. Limits change, so check the source before you book.

Distance from Salt Lake City

41 miles

The park adds 7 miles west of the entrance gate across the Davis County Causeway, so the gate is not the island. Utah State Parks publishes no drive time.

Drive time

Not published

No source publishes one.

Tightest published length that bars a vehicle

Not published

No road here is closed by length alone.

Listings measured near Salt Lake City

610

610 publish a length, 86 a height, 80 a width.

What is closed to you, in the park's own words

Quoted rather than paraphrased, because a paraphrase of a size limit is how a foot goes missing between the source and the page you read it on.

Campgrounds, and what each one will take

Where a column reads not published, no page published by the agency that runs this ground states a figure. That is the source being silent, not this page being incomplete.

• Bridger Bay Campground. No published length limit. Utah State Parks publishes the loop split instead, and the loop split is the figure that matters. Sites 27 to 64 are the hookup loop, 38 sites, and sites 27, 28 and 30 of those are cottages where RVs are not permitted. Derived on 2026-09-19 from the park's own numbering: 61 of the 64 sites take a vehicle and 35 of them have water and electricity. Two loops, six ADA accessible sites. Fee covers one vehicle and a second is $18 a night, which is $126 across a week for anyone who tows a car.
• White Rock Bay Campground. No published length limit, and the park's two official pages do not agree on how many sites there are. Self-contained rigs only: no water, no electricity, pit toilets, with flush toilets and showers two miles away at Bridger Bay Beach. The $40 fee covers two vehicles rather than one, which is the opposite of Bridger Bay. The camping opportunities page says 8 sites. The park fees page says 20. Both are live on stateparks.utah.gov and neither is dated. Recorded as a conflict rather than picked.
• Lakeside Group Campsite, in White Rock Bay. No published length limit. One site for up to 80 people and 20 vehicles, self-contained RVs welcome, with no water and no electricity. At $180 a night covering 20 vehicles it is the cheapest per-vehicle camping on the island, and the only site here that a reunion of more than 16 people can legally use.
• Ladyfinger Campground. Not an RV campground at all, and it is on this table so nobody books it by mistake. Tent camping only, one tent per site, hike-in about 230 feet from the parking area, four people and one vehicle per site.

Numbers that do not agree, and who to ask

Both positions are printed. Neither is averaged into a figure no source supports, and neither is quietly dropped.

Questions no official page answers

These are the questions a renter asks that no official page answers. Each one was checked rather than assumed, and a gap is recorded as a gap. Filling one with a plausible number would be the most useful-looking lie on the page.

• Any RV, trailer or vehicle length limit. Checked the camping opportunities page, the park fees page, the facilities page, the directions page, the map page and the FAQ on 2026-09-19. Not one states a maximum length, a maximum width or a turning restriction, for the causeway or for any campground. The Davis County Causeway is a county road, so it does not appear in UDOT's secondary-highway restriction table either, because that table is indexed by state route number. Ask the visitor center on 801-725-9263 about a specific site before booking a long rig.
• Whether a camping fee includes the $15 entrance. The cottage line is the only one on the page that says so, word for word: "Fee covers entrance to the park, and two vehicles." Every other campground line names the vehicles covered and says nothing at all about entrance. The silence reads as no, and a silence that reads as no is still a silence. Two nights at Bridger Bay is $60 or $75 depending on the answer.
• What counts as a second vehicle. Bridger Bay charges $18 for an additional vehicle and caps a site at two. No Utah State Parks page says whether a motorhome towing a car, or a pickup with a travel trailer, is one vehicle or two. On a week that is the difference between $210 and $336 at the no-hookup rate.
• Whether the dump station and its potable water run through the winter. Camping is year-round, the facilities page lists "A Dump Station with potable water", and no page gives it a season. It is also the only water in the upper loop, so if it is shut the hookup loop is the only place left with a tap.
• Any drive time. Utah State Parks publishes 41 miles from Salt Lake City and 7 miles of causeway and no time for either. No agency page states how long the causeway takes at RV speed.

Sources

• Utah State Parks, Antelope Island camping
• Utah State Parks, Antelope Island fees
• Utah State Parks, Antelope Island current conditions
• Utah State Parks, Antelope Island directions
• Utah State Parks, statewide reservation policy

Salt Lake City RV Rental is a finder. It owns no RVs and is not affiliated with the National Park Service, the Utah Office of Tourism or UDOT. Park rules change between seasons, so read the source before you book.