Bryce Canyon Pines Campground
Hoodoos and orange cliffs of Bryce Amphitheater stretch across Bryce Canyon National Park.
Bryce Canyon Campground in Bryce Canyon National Park sits among pines under a bright blue sky.

Bryce Canyon Pines Campground

Camping★★★★☆
Last Updated: February 2026

Sites

45

RV Max Length

Up to 40 ft on pull-through and back-in sites; some sites accommodate over 40 ft

Hookups

Electrical 20/30/50 amp at all RV sites; water and sewer at select RV sites

Pets Allowed

No

Showers

No

Overview

About This Campground

Bryce Canyon Pines Campground sits just outside Bryce Canyon National Park in a Ponderosa Pine forest. It offers 45 sites split among tent, RV, and a group site, with 20/30/50 amp on RV pads and water at select sites. In winter, water is off at sites but the campground store provides potable water; showers are free and recently renovated. Proximity to Bryce Canyon makes it popular, though highway noise can affect some sites.

Highlights

Book If

✅ BOOK IF: You need RV hookups up to 40 ft, 20/30/50 amp, and want an on-site store within easy reach; you’re fine with some road noise. ❌ SKIP IF: You’re seeking a fully remote pine-forest site with no vehicle noise and no hookups.

Site Types

Tent sites, RV sites, group site

Scenic Views

Forest views of pine trees; distant canyon glimpses possible from some sites

Nearby Attractions

Bryce Canyon National Park entrance ~10 minutes away; Bryce City ~3 miles; Red Canyon Bike Trail nearby

Family Friendly

Family-friendly with showers, an on-site store, and proximity to Bryce Canyon; be aware of potential highway noise

Best Time to Visit

Unknown

Camping Tips

  • Reserve early; it’s popular near Bryce Canyon.
  • Water is store-dependent in winter—fill at the campground store.
  • Choose sites away from Highway 12 if you want quieter nights.
  • Pack warm layers; pine shade helps but nights cool quickly.

RV Driver Intel

The Setup

Big private campground with 45 sites; RV pull-through and back-in sites up to 40 ft; gravel internal roads; sedan-friendly; plan to arrive before sundown if checking in late; store on-site for supplies and fuel.

The Vibe

Functional basecamp near Bryce Canyon; forested, with privacy from trees but some road noise; not a remote backcountry experience.

Bath & Laundry

Showers are a highlight—free and renovated; laundry details are not specified; plan accordingly and rely on the on-site store for supplies.

What Campers Say

Rated 4 stars from 257 reviews; guests praise the proximity to Bryce Canyon, updated showers, and on-site store; some note highway noise and privacy variability depending on site location.

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