Campground
Bryce Zion Campground
Alright, Bryce Zion Campground is a practical basecamp for Bryce Canyon and Zion. You’ll find RV sites, tents, and cabins with full hookups on many RV sites, plus a pool, store, and clean flush bathrooms. Open May 1 and typically busy in peak season, so book early; water is on-site, fire rings exist, and sleeping setups range from tight-to-spacious depending on site choice.
Quick facts
- Reservation System
- Direct booking via website/phone
- Reservation Window
- Not explicit; book ahead for peak season
- Reservation Tips
- Set an alarm for 6 months out; use direct booking page; call ahead during shoulder season
- Season Dates
- Open May 1; winter closure possible (exact closing date not specified)
Reservations & season
- Reservation System
- Direct booking via website/phone
- Reservation Window
- Not explicit; book ahead for peak season
- Reservation Tips
- Set an alarm for 6 months out; use direct booking page; call ahead during shoulder season
- Season Dates
- Open May 1; winter closure possible (exact closing date not specified)
- Fills Up Speed
- Usually busy; last-minute bookings possible but not reliable
- Per Night Cost
- $57.50 RV full hookups; $57.50 pull-in/35' max; $49 tent with electric; $45 tent no hookups; $95 deluxe; $75 cabins
- Extra Vehicle Fees
- May incur extra vehicle fees; parking in designated area
- Passes Accepted
- AAA, Good Sam, Military
Sites & RV fit
- Sites Total
- 80
- Site Types
- RV sites, tent sites, cabins
- RV Max Length
- Varies by site; no universal max; pull-throughs exist
- Group Sites Available
- 1
- Group Site Capacity
- Up to 40 people
- Hookups
- Full hookups (30/50 amp, water, sewer) at many RV sites; some sites electric and water only
- Site Features
- Fire rings, picnic tables, on-site water spigots, dump station, store with ice, some cabins, pool
- Ground Type
- Dirt and gravel surfaces; some paved pads
- Site Privacy
- Moderate privacy; not fully secluded
Facilities
- Bathroom Types
- Flush toilets; described as very clean
- Showers Available
- Free hot showers; consistently clean
- Potable Water
- Potable water spigots available
- Dump Station
- On-site dump station
- Trash Service
- General trash collection; bear-proof dumpsters not specified
- Camp Store
- On-site store; ice available
- Firewood Availability
- Not stated; purchase locally recommended; observe park rules
- Cell Service
- Limited/no reliable cell service; plan offline maps
- Nearby Facilities
- Glendale for supplies; Bryce Canyon & Zion a short drive
Access
- Road Type
- Paved and dirt/gravel internal roads
- Road Conditions
- Variable; some reports of roads needing maintenance and muddy patches after rain
- Distance From Entrance
- 20 miles to Zion NP; 45 miles to Bryce Canyon NP
- Nearest Gas Services
- Glendale area; distance not specified
- Elevation
- Varies
Rules & safety
- Food Storage Requirements
- Follow standard bear safety; store food properly
- Fire Restrictions
- Fire rings available; seasonal bans possible
- Pets Allowed
- Yes
- Pet Restrictions
- Leash 6 ft; not allowed in restrooms/pool/playground; breed restrictions may apply
- Generator Hours
- Not specified; follow typical campground quiet hours
- Quiet Hours
- Not specified; typical quiet hours ~10pm–6am
- Alcohol Permitted
- 0
What it is like
- Onsite Activities
- Hiking from camp, swimming pool, stargazing, wildlife watching, mountain biking, fishing
- Trailheads Nearby
- Nearby Bryce Canyon and Zion trailheads
- Fishing Details
- Nearby fishing opportunities; local license rules apply
- Wildlife Viewing
- Wildlife watching; bear safety advised
- Stargazing Quality
- Good stargazing due to clear Utah skies
- Shade Coverage
- Partial shade from scattered trees
- Scenic Views
- Canyon-adjacent scenery with campground amenities
- Noise Level
- Moderate; crowds and road noise possible
- Best Time To Visit
- Spring through fall; book early to beat crowds
- Vibe Check
- A functional basecamp near two national parks; not a remote wilderness vibe, but accessibility and amenities are strong for families and road-trippers.
- Camp Here If Skip If
- ✅ BOOK IF: You want full hookups, a pool, and proximity to Bryce Canyon and Zion; ❌ SKIP IF: You seek primitive, quiet, deeply forested solitude
- Tips Advice
- Book well in advance
- Bring earplugs for late-night noise
- Confirm site length for your rig
- Check fire bans before you go
- Have offline maps ready
More details
- Park Area
- Southwest Utah
- Family Friendly Notes
- Pool on-site; family-friendly; kids welcome; expect crowds around holidays
- Nearby Attractions
- Bryce Canyon NP, Zion NP; Glendale services
- Terrain Type
- Mixed canyon-adjacent terrain; roads are paved/dirt within campground
- Temperature Ranges
- Seasonal; nights cooler, summers warm
- Snow Season
- Winter snow possible; open May 1st
- Setup Strategy
- Expect mixed internal roads; pull-throughs exist but some sites are tight for large rigs. Have leveling blocks and back-in maneuvers ready; confirm site map before arrival.
- Bath Laundry Recon
- Showers are the highlight—free hot showers with good cleanliness; laundry specifics not detailed
- Review Summary
- Rated 4.1 stars from 309 reviews. Clean bathrooms and hot showers receive strong praise; roads and space can be tight for large rigs; it's a convenient base for exploring Bryce Canyon and Zion with solid value and direct booking.
Location
Frequently asked questions
Is there a direct booking option and how far in advance should I plan?
Yes—book directly through brycezion.camp. Peak-season demand is high, so plan ahead.
Will my large RV fit in the sites?
Site lengths vary; some pull-throughs exist and others are tighter. Check site-specific length before booking.
Are there on-site amenities for families?
Yes—on-site pool, store with ice, flush bathrooms, and free hot showers make it family-friendly.
What about bear safety and pets?
Bear safety is advised; store food properly. Dogs are allowed but must be on a 6 ft leash and not in restrooms/pool/playground.
What are the rules about fires and quiet?
Fire rings are provided; expect seasonal fire bans. Quiet hours are typical, often around 10pm–6am.
More at Bryce Canyon National Park
Bryce Valley Ranch RV and Horse Park
Big-rig friendly with full hookups and equestrian corrals near Bryce Canyon
Bear Valley RV & Camping Resort
36 RV sites with full hookups; pull-through 34x75; near Bryce Canyon.
Panguitch Lake North Campground
51 sites, no hookups, pine shade near Panguitch Lake.
Red Canyon Campground
First-come forest camping with water spigots, dump, and several XL RV spots.
Pine Lake Campground
Forest high-altitude campground: 32 sites, no hookups.
Henrie’s Hitch-N-Post RV Resort
Big-rig friendly RV sites with full hookups; water limited winter.
Recommended gear for Bryce Canyon National Park
Sources
- brycezion.camp
- park4night.com
- roverpass.com
- thedyrt.com
- aaa.com
- parkadvisor.com
- nps.gov
- recreation.gov
- brycecanyoncampgrounds.com
- goodsam.com
- bringfido.com
- parkrangerjohn.com
- reddit.com
- goodsam.com
- ksl.com
- hipcamp.com
- onthegotours.com
- 57hours.com
- mountainbased.com
- brycepioneervillage.com
- sunoutdoors.com
- brianhead.com
- Google Reviews
- YourNPGuide Editorial
Information is compiled from official sources, verified traveler reviews, and editorial research. Learn how YourNPGuide works.
Last updated February 2026. Report an issue.












