Whether you are looking for an action packed weekend on the river or seeking a place to relax in the warm breeze through the palm trees, Davis Camp gives you the vacation experience that you are seeking.

We offer vacation home rentals, RV sites with full or partial hookup and plenty of campsites along the beach for campers and tents. A sanitary disposal station is provided for use by park guests. Five shower buildings are located conveniently throughout the park and laundry facilities are available as well. Day use is permitted at our picnic areas, swim beaches and at our boat launch. Jet Ski rentals are available through our concessionaire.

The park has a wide variety of visitors and uses which range from watercraft interest, camping, full-time RV enthusiasts and is nearby to casino entertainment.

With more than a mile and a half of shoreline, water enthusiasts will love Davis Camp. Jet Ski rentals are available during the warmer months, there’s a boat launch if you’re bringing your own watercraft, and the world-renowned fishing means that anglers never want to leave. The world record for striped bass, at 59 pounds, 12 ounces, was caught directly below Davis Dam.

For more than a thousand miles of its course, the Colorado has cut a deep gorge. Where the river system is joined by lateral streams—the Virgin, Kanab, Paria, Escalante, Dirty Devil, and Green rivers from the west, and the Little Colorado, San Juan, Dolores, and Gunnison from the east—a transverse system of narrow, winding deep canyons has been cut. Each entering river and each lateral creek has cut another canyon, and thus the upper and middle parts of the Colorado basin are traversed by a labyrinth of deep gorges. The longest of these unbroken trunk canyons through which the Colorado flows is the spectacular Grand Canyon, extending from the mouth of the Paria to the Grand Wash Stream. Other canyons cut by the river include Marble Canyon, Glen Canyon, and Cataract Canyon. Canyonlands National Park encompasses another of these regions at the juncture of the Green and Colorado rivers in southeastern Utah.