Bryce Zion Campground

80 sites, full hookups, pool, and direct booking near Bryce Canyon & Zion.

When to come

Spring through fall; book early to beat crowds

Campground

CampgroundOPERATIONAL★ 4.1

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
Yes
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

Bear Country
No
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
No

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

Cozy log cabin bedroom at Bryce Zion Campground with a quilted bed and wood walls in Bryce Canyon National Park.Pool at a campground in Bryce Canyon National Park, surrounded by a fence and forested hills.

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.

North Campground

100-site Bryce Canyon campground: RV loops and tent loops, no hookups.

Sources

Editorial review: YourNPGuide Editorial Team. Information is compiled from official sources, verified traveler reviews, and editorial research; no firsthand visit is implied unless explicitly documented. Learn how YourNPGuide works.

Last updated February 2026. Report an issue.