What a perfect place for a family getaway! This is our second time in Bryce Canyon. First time…read morestaying in Bryce Canyon. Ruby's RV park was perfect. Close to the canyon entrance. We loved the shuttle! With a park pass, you can ride it free. The shuttle stops at all the main sights within the canyon as well as the campgrounds & lodge. It also stops several places within the town. The RV sights were spacious with beautiful views. Trees in every space. They also offer tent camping & teepees. The community showers are locked with a code needed to enter as well as some of the restrooms. All were very clean & smelled good. The campgrounds also have a shuttle service that will take you to places on & off the campgrounds. They offer a reasonably priced laundry with needed supplies for purchase. The room was very clean & well kept. The dryers take quarters or electronic payments. Ruby's is more than just an Rv park with many activities & things to do. There is a cowboy town with ice cream & cookies. A general store with souvenirs as well as a good selection of groceries. We went to Ebeneezer Barn & Grill in the evening. The food was surprisingly good & we watched a Bluegrass band. I highly recommend this as a vacation spot for families!

Stopped by for a few nights to stay at a tent site. 4 vans 2 sites excellent campground. Been…read morecoming here for almost 20 years now. Always an awesome place to stay right outside the park.

August 28-31, 2026 - Bryce, UT…read more We stayed in Loop A, and I think this was the best loop for proximity to everything. We could easily walk to the Visitor Center, shuttle bus stop, General Store, showers, and the Rim Trail. You're also very close to the 5-mile multi-use trail, which is very convenient for cycling or walking your dog. This campground is reservation-only, at least during high season, and it was completely full while we were here. It's a dry campground with no hookups, but there are several water spigots where you can fill your drinking water containers. These spigots get an award for best water pressure and fastest fill-up. The campground was super quiet at night, except for the sonic boom of thunder and heavy rain we experienced one night. This is a Dark Sky campground, so leave the solar lights and bright, shining decorations packed away while you're here. It's a great place to enjoy the night sky without light pollution. Loops A and B are designated for RVs, although we did have one tent camper next to us for a few days. Loops C and D are tent-only. I highly recommend making a reservation and staying inside the park if you're camping or RVing in the area. The convenience of being right in the park--and within walking distance of so many amenities and trails--makes it well worth it.

Stayed in Loop A 022 for one Friday evening a weekend in April - reserved about a week before the…read morestay. Staying in National Park campgrounds always seems like a hack to me - close to trails, affordable, and peaceful. Recommend Fairyland Loop for stunning views and fewer hikers, sunset point for sunrise (trust me) straight into the Queen's Garden to avoid crowds, and Bryce Point for sunset. Bathroom was clean, metal picnic tables. Quick drive to Sunrise/Sunset Points, I know the FCFS (first come first serve) tent only spots are closer, but I liked the certainty and peace of mind of a reserved spot.

My teenage son and I drove up here in early April 2023 for a short excursion north from Wahweep…read moreMarina (on the AZ side of the state border). First, it took a while to reach the campground from the main highway. Near the beach area, it can be very sandy. If you have a rental car, be careful to find a path with flattened sand unless you're driving a 4x4 jeep. Second, the view of Lone Rock was not impressive due to the lack of water. It used to be possible to kayak around Lone Rock (when it was surrounded by 20 to 50 feet of water). Unfortunately, without the lake water, the view of Lone Rock is meh (comparing the 2023 photos with snapshots from 2019 or 2021). The low water levels are the visible effect of climate change and diminished snowmelt from the mountains feeding into the Colorado River. I did not stay at the campground, so cannot speak to that experience. But if you're looking for a view of Lake Powell - I would drive over to the Wahweep Marina on the AZ side of the state border and take a sunset photo from the boat launch area there.

Camped here with a friend in early September 2020 and it blew our expectations out of the water…read more We were nervous about the first-come-first-serve camping policy and not being able to make a reservation, but there was plenty of room even when we arrived on a Saturday evening on a holiday weekend. We pulled up about an hour before sundown, found a place to park and set up our tent, and enjoyed the beach. There was a stunning sunset and sunrise. Everyone we met was very kind and helpful. The other campers answered questions and helped us find our way around. It seemed like most of them camp here regularly, which gave it a nice community feel. The only downside we found was that it was a little loud in the evening, especially from the ATV's zooming around. Since it was really dark at night, we were even afraid they'd accidentally run over us in our tent. The next morning there was a long line to use the public bathrooms and showers, which are located fairly far from the camping ground, so be sure to account for this if needed. Beware if you have a vehicle that's low to the ground due to the sandy roads. We drove a sedan slowly and didn't have any trouble. The only mistake we made was accidentally driving over a few big rocks at our camp spot, so be on the lookout for those off the "road" I would return and camp here again in a heartbeat.

Amazing RV park. Friendly staff, beautiful views! Highly recommend! We will be back!read more

An amazing RV park near Bryce Canyon. This is a brand new park in the area with all the…read moreamenities. They have 30 amp and 50 amp., showers, laundry room, even a dog wash for your dirty fur babies from all the hikes they are doing. A local stream is behind the campground, which is really cool you can walk to, for the dogs to play in. They even have a large gift shop and each campsite is equipped with a fire pit. They sell the fire wood and fire starters inside the office. They will even deliver the firewood to campsite if you choose to. This campground is only open for the season and usually closes after October 31 and reopens around April. Will definitely come back!!!!

What an amazing campground!…read more We spent a week here in October 2025 and fell in love with the campground!! Wonderful friendly staff!! Can't say enough about Ashley who checked in on our fur babies while we out exploring the area! She is professional but yet treated our 2 standard poodles like they were hers. We were out longer than expected, sent her a text saying we would be later than expected. Ashley went and checked on our girls providing true peace of mind!! I wish more campgrounds offered pet setting services. This is a wonderful place for photographers and astronomers of all levels. So much to see and do!

Zen RV spot. Clean grounds, great views. The bathroom facility exceeded expectations. Views and…read moreclean modern design. We stayed two nights. Great stargazing! Saw several meteors. Easy access to Kanab restaurants and our hike out to the Wave. Thanks yall!

We tented throughout the trip and wanted some convenience without the price of a lodge or hotel…read more The cabin at this place satisfies a happy medium. PROS - cabins don't have water, kitchen or a bathroom, but they they're clean and bed is comfy. And there's electricity. - modern AC - porch swing with excellent view - showers and restrooms are clean; blue toilet water - fair prices for incidentals at the local store; they have block and crushed ice - nice woman tending the store CONS - prickly burrs, especially on green areas, make it a pain for dogs. - about 20 minutes from the Bryce Visitors Center is a bit too far. - need a potable water station, only one I could find was the sink in the store - no outlets by the beds - one of the windows was missing a screen so it was unusable; LOTS of flies nearby, so many F'ing flies! - very noisy when vehicles drive on the gravel - you sit around and waste time if you arrive between 11-1 as they're closed.

Campground is a former KOA. Very poor upkeep. Weeds growing in gravel RV space, under picnic…read moretables. Native plants over growing plant barriers leaving no defensible space in case of fire. Our firepit had leftover charcoal along with a small grill left from previous campers. Laundry rooms had 1 washer each, even though there is hookups for at least 2 more. Mold on shower ceiling. Pool only open until 5 (not great after a long day of hiking). No emergency contact information or equipment around pool. This is after a 48 point, 9 page agreement we had to sign prior to check-in. Not to mention the limit on campsite electricity use. Stay somewhere else (there's a beautiful new RV park just up the road) until some care and maintenance is completed. We got the sense a young family is running it, but close off several sites per week and take care of things.

Wow. During a visit to Utah's 5 national parks, this state park was a clear highlight, offering…read moreincredible amenities, friendly staff, and otherworldly views and ambience. The visitor center will likely be the only place you'll have Internet connectivity, but that's okay, because there is so much to take in here. A great outdoor area, gift shop, and even ice cream. And the bathrooms are super modern with a rainfall showerhead with hand attachment as well. There is even a really cool laundry room located in an old west style saloon building. These are excellent amenities and exactly what you need after a long day of hiking. In addition, the park itself is picturesque, with great design and privacy for most camp sites. Incredible state park.

What a great Utah State Park. It might be small but it sure has a lot to offer. Great views, nice…read morehiking, and a great campground area to stay. Highly recommended.

If you require a respite from the intense summer heat, this campsite is an excellent option…read more although it is the most remote campsite in Navajo Lake, it remain remains conveniently accessible. The host are attentive and diligently monitors the campsite. there is ample space between each campsite, ensuring privacy. however, the nearest restroom lacks lighting - space 34 - it is advisable to bring a headlamp for evening use.

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No wifi even though I was camping very close to the office. They are cash less but the laundry…read morerequires cash. Staff would not help me get change so I could do my laundry and suggested I walk a mile down the road to get change. Manager wouldn't help either. Update the washer/dryers to accept CC if you want to be cashless and don't leave your guests in a jam.

Such beautiful views. I don't know how fun this place would be if we didn't have a boat though…read more There's not much in the town besides a few national monuments to see but you can get that done in a day or two max. It costs to enter the area/park. It was $30 for our car and $30 for our boat So $60 total just to get in and that entrance fee is good for 7 days. And then it was right under $500 to camp from Monday-Saturday for a full hookup site. There's not much shade at the camp sites. Also there is a ton of ant hills so beware. But the views are beautiful. They have a laundry mat that's by the front office and it's open 24/7 and plenty of bathrooms that are clean around the campground. The young two female African Americans that were in the office are not friendly. No smile no nothing from them so don't go in there planning to talk to them because they just stare at you like you're annoying them. I recommend visiting the visitor center in town. It's right by the dam. Also don't forget to see horseshoe bend!