The Salem is for guests who want all the comforts of home while enjoying the outdoors. With two slide-outs, a spacious rear entertainment layout, and a large kitchen island, this trailer feels remarkably open and inviting. The roomy kitchen offers abundant counter space and storage, making meal preparation easy whether you're cooking for two or entertaining friends. Inside, you'll find comfortable lounge chairs, a large TV, DVD player, electric fireplace, and blackout shades that create the perfect space to relax after a day of adventure. Thoughtful touches throughout the trailer provide exceptional storage and convenience, making longer stays just as comfortable as a weekend getaway. If you're looking for a trailer that feels more like a private vacation suite than a camper, the Salem delivers.What's included• Trailer inclusions
• Queen bedding
• Two Towels
• Trash bags
• Hand Towels
• Dish Soap
• Paper Towels
• Sponge
• Floor Mats
• Toilet Paper
• Stick Lighter
• Keurig Coffee maker
• 6 K-cups
• Outdoor matt
• x2 Camp Chairs
• Silverware, pots, and pans, toaster, cooking utensilsRecommendationsTrip Recomendations
Southern Utah Trip RecommendationsSouthern Utah is one of the most unique destinations in the country, offering everything from world-famous national parks to lakes, slot canyons, scenic drives, and dark skies.Zion National ParkThe most popular destination in the area, Zion offers incredible hiking, scenic canyon views, wildlife, and shuttle access throughout the park. Popular hikes include Riverside Walk, Emerald Pools, Canyon Overlook, and Angels Landing (permit required).Bryce Canyon National ParkKnown for its colorful hoodoos and breathtaking overlooks, Bryce Canyon is a perfect day trip from the Zion area. Sunrise and sunset are especially spectacular.Sand Hollow State ParkA local favorite featuring warm water, sandy beaches, boating, paddleboarding, kayaking, fishing, and off-road vehicle access. Great for families looking to spend time on the water.Snow Canyon State ParkOften overlooked by visitors, Snow Canyon offers stunning red rock scenery, lava tubes, hiking, biking, and less crowded trails just minutes from St. George. While we cannot deliver there, it makes for a great day trip!Kanab & Dark Sky CountryExplore slot canyons, scenic backroads, and some of the darkest night skies in the Southwest. This area is ideal for stargazing and photography.Cedar Breaks National MonumentLocated at over 10,000 feet elevation, Cedar Breaks provides cooler temperatures during the summer months along with incredible alpine scenery and hiking opportunities.Other things to noteSummer Camping TipSouthern Utah summers are beautiful but can be extremely hot, especially from June through August. We highly recommend selecting a campsite with natural shade from trees whenever possible. A shaded campsite can make a significant difference in comfort during the afternoon hours and will help keep your trailer cooler throughout the day.Entertainment TipCell service and internet access can be limited in many Southern Utah campgrounds, especially within national parks and remote areas. We highly recommend downloading your favorite movies, TV shows, and other content to your device before your trip.All of our trailers include a USB-C to HDMI adapter that allows you to connect a compatible device directly to the trailer's TV. For the best viewing experience, we recommend using a tablet or laptop rather than a phone. Tablets and laptops typically match the TV's aspect ratio more closely, resulting in a larger picture and better overall viewing experience.A little preparation before your trip can make for a relaxing movie night after a day of exploring Southern Utah.
• Queen bedding
• Two Towels
• Trash bags
• Hand Towels
• Dish Soap
• Paper Towels
• Sponge
• Floor Mats
• Toilet Paper
• Stick Lighter
• Keurig Coffee maker
• 6 K-cups
• Outdoor matt
• x2 Camp Chairs
• Silverware, pots, and pans, toaster, cooking utensilsRecommendationsTrip Recomendations
Southern Utah Trip RecommendationsSouthern Utah is one of the most unique destinations in the country, offering everything from world-famous national parks to lakes, slot canyons, scenic drives, and dark skies.Zion National ParkThe most popular destination in the area, Zion offers incredible hiking, scenic canyon views, wildlife, and shuttle access throughout the park. Popular hikes include Riverside Walk, Emerald Pools, Canyon Overlook, and Angels Landing (permit required).Bryce Canyon National ParkKnown for its colorful hoodoos and breathtaking overlooks, Bryce Canyon is a perfect day trip from the Zion area. Sunrise and sunset are especially spectacular.Sand Hollow State ParkA local favorite featuring warm water, sandy beaches, boating, paddleboarding, kayaking, fishing, and off-road vehicle access. Great for families looking to spend time on the water.Snow Canyon State ParkOften overlooked by visitors, Snow Canyon offers stunning red rock scenery, lava tubes, hiking, biking, and less crowded trails just minutes from St. George. While we cannot deliver there, it makes for a great day trip!Kanab & Dark Sky CountryExplore slot canyons, scenic backroads, and some of the darkest night skies in the Southwest. This area is ideal for stargazing and photography.Cedar Breaks National MonumentLocated at over 10,000 feet elevation, Cedar Breaks provides cooler temperatures during the summer months along with incredible alpine scenery and hiking opportunities.Other things to noteSummer Camping TipSouthern Utah summers are beautiful but can be extremely hot, especially from June through August. We highly recommend selecting a campsite with natural shade from trees whenever possible. A shaded campsite can make a significant difference in comfort during the afternoon hours and will help keep your trailer cooler throughout the day.Entertainment TipCell service and internet access can be limited in many Southern Utah campgrounds, especially within national parks and remote areas. We highly recommend downloading your favorite movies, TV shows, and other content to your device before your trip.All of our trailers include a USB-C to HDMI adapter that allows you to connect a compatible device directly to the trailer's TV. For the best viewing experience, we recommend using a tablet or laptop rather than a phone. Tablets and laptops typically match the TV's aspect ratio more closely, resulting in a larger picture and better overall viewing experience.A little preparation before your trip can make for a relaxing movie night after a day of exploring Southern Utah.
The Salem is for guests who want all the comforts of home while enjoying the outdoors. With two slide-outs, a spacious rear entertainment layout, and a large kitchen island, this trailer feels remarkably open and inviting. The roomy kitchen offers abundant counter space and storage, making meal preparation easy whether you're cooking for two or entertaining friends. Inside, you'll find comfortable lounge chairs, a large TV, DVD player, electric fireplace, and blackout shades that create the perfect space to relax after a day of adventure. Thoughtful touches throughout the trailer provide exceptional storage and convenience, making longer stays just as comfortable as a weekend getaway. If you're looking for a trailer that feels more like a private vacation suite than a camper, the Salem delivers.What's included• Trailer inclusions
• Queen bedding
• Two Towels
• Trash bags
• Hand Towels
• Dish Soap
• Paper Towels
• Sponge
• Floor Mats
• Toilet Paper
• Stick Lighter
• Keurig Coffee maker
• 6 K-cups
• Outdoor matt
• x2 Camp Chairs
• Silverware, pots, and pans, toaster, cooking utensilsRecommendationsTrip Recomendations
Southern Utah Trip RecommendationsSouthern Utah is one of the most unique destinations in the country, offering everything from world-famous national parks to lakes, slot canyons, scenic drives, and dark skies.Zion National ParkThe most popular destination in the area, Zion offers incredible hiking, scenic canyon views, wildlife, and shuttle access throughout the park. Popular hikes include Riverside Walk, Emerald Pools, Canyon Overlook, and Angels Landing (permit required).Bryce Canyon National ParkKnown for its colorful hoodoos and breathtaking overlooks, Bryce Canyon is a perfect day trip from the Zion area. Sunrise and sunset are especially spectacular.Sand Hollow State ParkA local favorite featuring warm water, sandy beaches, boating, paddleboarding, kayaking, fishing, and off-road vehicle access. Great for families looking to spend time on the water.Snow Canyon State ParkOften overlooked by visitors, Snow Canyon offers stunning red rock scenery, lava tubes, hiking, biking, and less crowded trails just minutes from St. George. While we cannot deliver there, it makes for a great day trip!Kanab & Dark Sky CountryExplore slot canyons, scenic backroads, and some of the darkest night skies in the Southwest. This area is ideal for stargazing and photography.Cedar Breaks National MonumentLocated at over 10,000 feet elevation, Cedar Breaks provides cooler temperatures during the summer months along with incredible alpine scenery and hiking opportunities.Other things to noteSummer Camping TipSouthern Utah summers are beautiful but can be extremely hot, especially from June through August. We highly recommend selecting a campsite with natural shade from trees whenever possible. A shaded campsite can make a significant difference in comfort during the afternoon hours and will help keep your trailer cooler throughout the day.Entertainment TipCell service and internet access can be limited in many Southern Utah campgrounds, especially within national parks and remote areas. We highly recommend downloading your favorite movies, TV shows, and other content to your device before your trip.All of our trailers include a USB-C to HDMI adapter that allows you to connect a compatible device directly to the trailer's TV. For the best viewing experience, we recommend using a tablet or laptop rather than a phone. Tablets and laptops typically match the TV's aspect ratio more closely, resulting in a larger picture and better overall viewing experience.A little preparation before your trip can make for a relaxing movie night after a day of exploring Southern Utah.
• Queen bedding
• Two Towels
• Trash bags
• Hand Towels
• Dish Soap
• Paper Towels
• Sponge
• Floor Mats
• Toilet Paper
• Stick Lighter
• Keurig Coffee maker
• 6 K-cups
• Outdoor matt
• x2 Camp Chairs
• Silverware, pots, and pans, toaster, cooking utensilsRecommendationsTrip Recomendations
Southern Utah Trip RecommendationsSouthern Utah is one of the most unique destinations in the country, offering everything from world-famous national parks to lakes, slot canyons, scenic drives, and dark skies.Zion National ParkThe most popular destination in the area, Zion offers incredible hiking, scenic canyon views, wildlife, and shuttle access throughout the park. Popular hikes include Riverside Walk, Emerald Pools, Canyon Overlook, and Angels Landing (permit required).Bryce Canyon National ParkKnown for its colorful hoodoos and breathtaking overlooks, Bryce Canyon is a perfect day trip from the Zion area. Sunrise and sunset are especially spectacular.Sand Hollow State ParkA local favorite featuring warm water, sandy beaches, boating, paddleboarding, kayaking, fishing, and off-road vehicle access. Great for families looking to spend time on the water.Snow Canyon State ParkOften overlooked by visitors, Snow Canyon offers stunning red rock scenery, lava tubes, hiking, biking, and less crowded trails just minutes from St. George. While we cannot deliver there, it makes for a great day trip!Kanab & Dark Sky CountryExplore slot canyons, scenic backroads, and some of the darkest night skies in the Southwest. This area is ideal for stargazing and photography.Cedar Breaks National MonumentLocated at over 10,000 feet elevation, Cedar Breaks provides cooler temperatures during the summer months along with incredible alpine scenery and hiking opportunities.Other things to noteSummer Camping TipSouthern Utah summers are beautiful but can be extremely hot, especially from June through August. We highly recommend selecting a campsite with natural shade from trees whenever possible. A shaded campsite can make a significant difference in comfort during the afternoon hours and will help keep your trailer cooler throughout the day.Entertainment TipCell service and internet access can be limited in many Southern Utah campgrounds, especially within national parks and remote areas. We highly recommend downloading your favorite movies, TV shows, and other content to your device before your trip.All of our trailers include a USB-C to HDMI adapter that allows you to connect a compatible device directly to the trailer's TV. For the best viewing experience, we recommend using a tablet or laptop rather than a phone. Tablets and laptops typically match the TV's aspect ratio more closely, resulting in a larger picture and better overall viewing experience.A little preparation before your trip can make for a relaxing movie night after a day of exploring Southern Utah.
Quick summary
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Escape to a private vacation suite, perfect for a spacious couples' getaway.
Two slide-outs create an open, inviting feel for ultimate relaxation and entertaining.
Just bring your food; the fully stocked kitchen and comfy bedding are ready.
Enjoy comfort with AC, heat, solar power, and hot water for your Southern Utah journey.
2020 Forest River Salem
Length
33.5 ft
33.5 ft
Hitch Weight
955 lbs
955 lbs
Receiver
Not provided
Not provided
Brake Controller
Not provided
Not provided
Sleeping arrangements
1 bed
Queen bed
1
1
The Watchman Lounge
Dates
Features
2020 Forest River Salem
- Sleeps 2
- Fresh water: 40 gal
- Gray water: 57 gal
- Black water: 38 gal
- Propane capacity: 20 lbs
- Hitch weight: 955 lbs
- Sleeps 2
- Fresh water: 40 gal
- Gray water: 57 gal
- Black water: 38 gal
- Propane capacity: 20 lbs
- Hitch weight: 955 lbs
Amenities
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Outside Shower
- Bathroom sink
- Toilet paper
- Hot water
- Solart
- Water hookup
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Outside Shower
- Bathroom sink
- Toilet paper
- Hot water
- Solart
- Water hookup
Nearby places to stay
Hurricane, UT • Exact location provided after booking
1. Zion White Bison Glamping & RV Resort
Virgin, UT • 7 miles away
2. Range RV Campground
Apple Valley, UT • 13 miles away
3. Jellystone Park™ Zion Utah
Hurricane, UT • 3 miles away
4. The Orchards at Kolob RV Resort
New Harmony, UT • 22 miles away
5. Hidden Springs RV Resort - Utah
Ivins, UT • 19 miles away
Availability and RV fit not guaranteed. Please verify directly with campgrounds before booking.
Hurricane, UT • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
- 3 p.m. start time
11 a.m. end time - Not pet friendly
- No music festivals
- No tailgating
- No smoking
- No generator
Cancellation: Strict
Meet your host, RED ROCK RV RENTALS
Member since 2023 • Dealer
I have lived in Southern Utah for seveal years. I have camped in tents, backpacked and hiked I enjoy everything that Southern Utah has to offer. If you have never camped in the winter, it is something you may want to try. Zion is spectacular in the winter with snow packed peeks and little or no crowds. Also I you never camped in Watchman campground, you are missing one of the most spectacular places, trees and towering peeks that surround you. We are one of the few that have a CUA that allows us to deliver in the park. If you book with us , you will not regret it. Thank You, Russ- Red Rock RV Rentals, Hurricane Utah
I have lived in Southern Utah for seveal years. I have camped in tents, backpacked and hiked I enjoy everything that Southern Utah has to offer. If you have never camped in the winter, it is something you may want to try. Zion is spectacular in the winter with snow packed peeks and little or no crowds. Also I you never camped in Watchman campground, you are missing one of the most spectacular places, trees and towering peeks that surround you. We are one of the few that have a CUA that allows us to deliver in the park. If you book with us , you will not regret it. Thank You, Russ- Red Rock RV Rentals, Hurricane Utah
