Budget Camp
    Dinosaur National Monument, United States
    Budget
    Eco
    PlnrScore 27

    Steinaker State Park Cabins

    Offering a rustic and affordable stay within Steinaker State Park, these basic cabins provide a peaceful retreat near Steinaker Reservoir. They serve as a convenient and nature-immersed base for exploring Dinosaur National Monument and enjoying outdoor activities like fishing and hiking.

    Score
    27
    Price
    Budget

    At a Glance

    2 rooms

    10 guests max

    Eco-Friendly

    Basic, low-impact structures within a state park.

    Family Friendly

    Children welcome

    Location

    Latitude

    40.529000

    Longitude

    -109.430000

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    Steinaker State Park Cabins in Dinosaur National Monument

    Nearest Airport

    3-I Rocker Ranch Airport

    UT79
    30 km away

    Nearest International Airport

    Salt Lake City International Airport

    SLC
    254 km away
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