A Hidden Gem Under the Stars
If you're looking for a huge RV resort, Camp Land Beyond Zion isn't it—and that's exactly what makes it special.
We stayed in Redrock Site 11 with our fifth wheel. While the campground mainly caters to tent campers and Class B and B+ camper vans, they do have a couple of sites for larger RVs. Tiffany and Gill met us when we arrived and even helped us get set up, making us feel welcome from the start.
Our site had water and electricity (no sewer hookup), but there's a large modern RV dump station and Bee's Marketplace just a short drive away. The campground's community kitchen is a wonderful gathering place where guests can cook, wash dishes, and socialize.
Although the campground is still young and has few trees, Tiffany shared her plans to add more landscaping, and it's easy to see how this place will only get better with time.
The highlight of our stay was the night sky. In less than an hour we saw four shooting stars, and the Big Dipper was spectacular. Combined with the peaceful setting and Tiffany and Gill's genuine hospitality, it made for a stay we'll always remember.
Years ago, when we traveled by tent, this is exactly the kind of campground we would have loved to find. We'll definitely stay here again the next time we're passing through the Colorado City/Cane Beds area.