Dead Horse Point State Park Permits
Iconic overlook above the Colorado River with hike-in tent sites and yurts. Extremely competitive March through November.
Signature Experiences
The most sought-after permits in Dead Horse Point
Wingate Yurts
“Four yurts on the rim of a mesa 2,000 feet above the Colorado River, with air conditioning, a fridge and a bed - in a park where you have to haul your own water.”
Moenkopi Yurts
“Five yurts in a secluded cul-de-sac near the park entrance, each with a private spur onto the Intrepid mountain bike trails - and the only Dead Horse Point lodging that takes dogs.”
Wingate Hike-In
“Eleven tent-only sites you park away from and walk into, on a mesa 2,000 feet above a gooseneck in the Colorado River.”
All Permits
Select a permit to learn more and set up alerts
Moenkopi Yurts permit
Additional yurt inventory when available.
Wingate Hike-In Tent Sites permit
Tent-only sites requiring short walk from parking.
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Dead Horse Point Permit FAQ
What permits are required for Dead Horse Point State Park?
Dead Horse Point State Park requires permits for various activities including Wingate Hike-In, Wingate Yurts, Moenkopi Yurts. Each permit has different requirements and booking processes.
How do I get a permit for Dead Horse Point State Park?
Permits for Dead Horse Point State Park are available through Reservation systems. Use PermitSnag to track availability and get notified when cancellations occur.
When should I apply for Dead Horse Point State Park permits?
Timing varies by permit type. Lottery permits typically open months in advance, while reservation permits release on a rolling basis. Set up alerts with PermitSnag to never miss an opening.