Best camping in Bryce Canyon National Park, UT 2025

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North Campground

102 sites · RVs, Tents In Bryce Canyon National Park

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Sunset Campground

101 sites · RVs, Tents In Bryce Canyon National Park

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Kolob Campground

23 sites · RVs, Tents4 acres · Virgin, UT

The perfect way to escape the heat of summer, and the crowds of Zion National Park. Kolob Campground, Kolob Terrace Road, and Kolob Reservoir is a quiet location nestled between the main canyons of Zion National Park and the remote Kolob Finger Canyons Complex at Zion National Park. With quick access to West Rim Trail, Subway Canyon, Hop Valley Trail, and Wildcat Canyon Trail, this area of Greater Zion is not to be missed. Located in a private gated area on the shores of Kolob Reservoir, Kolob Campground is the premiere location for camping on Kolob Mountain in the Greater Zion National Park area. Kolob Campground is located adjacent to the Kolob Reservoir boat ramp and dock, including four acres of private shoreline. Just a few feet from the paved road, nestled in tall aspen, oak, and pine trees. Access to potable water is available adjacent to camp, and public restrooms (vault toilets) are only a short walk from camp.WiFi access is available nearby at Kolob Adventure Rentals/Adventure Beach (3 minute walk). WiFi location and password provided by host upon request. This is an exclusive benefit available to our guests, and the only WiFi available to campers in the area.Canoe, kayak and SUP rentals, snacks and beverages are also located nearby. LP(propane) fires are allowed and LP fire bowls can be provided through the camp host. LP fuel is also available for purchase. Wood burning, charcoal, and smoking currently not allowed due to area restriction.

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Bryce Canyon Shadows Campground

33 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents3 acres · Panguitch, UT

Stay Your Way—Just Minutes from Bryce Canyon! Whether you’re rolling in with an RV, pitching a tent, or craving a cozy glamping escape, we’ve got the perfect spot for you: • RV Sites – Spacious, full-hookup sites ready for your home-on-wheels. Pull in, plug in, and kick back under the stars. • Tent Sites – Classic camping with a view! Nestled in nature, our tent sites are perfect for stargazers and outdoor lovers. • Glamping Bunkhouses – Rustic charm meets modern comfort. These cozy cabins are perfect for families or couples who want a taste of the wild—without giving up a comfy bed. • NEW Glamping Tents – All the adventure of camping, with a luxurious twist! Sleep in style with real beds, lighting, and a touch of frontier magic. Looking for some excitement? Check out our onsite UTV guided tours. The best way to see the beautiful red rock around the Bryce Canyon area. Daily three hour tours + fun to drive machines = great memories. Cost is $100 per person. Ask about our stay and play package. Tours are filling up, book your tour At bryceutvrentals.com. All guests enjoy amazing private restrooms and showers, 24-hour laundry, and an on-site camp store stocked with everything you need for a perfect stay. Adventure, comfort, and the stunning beauty of Bryce Canyon—right at your doorstep.

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Bryce Valley Ranch RV and Horse Park

78 sites · RVs, Tents10 acres · Cannonville, UT

Bryce Valley Ranch RV Resort offers a stunning landscape in a quiet setting close to Bryce Canyon National Park and Escalante Grand Staircase. Where your adventure begins and memories last. We thank you for supporting our small business! All our sites provide full hook-ups with large 75' pull-through or back-in options featuring 50 & 30 amp service. Our 35' back-in or pull-through sites also offer 30 amp service with easy parking. Free WiFi is included at all our sites. We welcome large group events and offer a covered pavilion with a small stage, group firepit, and grill for your use and enjoyment. Experience magnificent trails, hikes, and drives in a landscape that changes in every direction. With our park situated at 6000' elevation and nearby mountain lakes and forests reaching up to 10,000' elevation, you’ll find plenty of day trips to explore. We are the perfect base camp for your adventures and special destinations.

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Western Legacy Ranch

6 sites · Lodging180 acres · Alton, UT

Welcome to The Wildflower at Western Legacy Farm and Ranch, Alton, UT. We specialize in authentic Cowboy Experiences, Adorable Farm Animals, and Destination Weddings/Events. When we aren't doing those things, we rent out our beautiful property to vacation rental guests. This mountain treasure sits on 180 acres and is centered between the majestic Zion National Park and breathtaking Bryce Canyon. This is one of three of our tiny guest cabins. Our tiny cabins are idea for guests who want to be in nature, away from the crowds, but still close enough to get back on the road quickly. The cabin is one room, one bathroom. There is a deck with seating and beautiful views. Please note: there is not anything for cooking, storing, or warming food. Guests should plan to eat prior to arrival & will need a plan to purchase food in the morning. Other things to note Please note: Our tiny cabins DO NOT INCLUDE A KITCHEN. Guests should plan accordingly. Cabins do have a small fridge, microwave, coffee maker, toaster, and electric skillet. The nearest restaurants are 20-45 minutes away. Also note: We first book our entire ranch to guests, then to fill in vacant nights we allow guests to book individual units, such as this is. When the ranch is split into smaller bookings, guests can expect to share the outdoor spaces such as garden, hen house, animals, pastures, etc. with guests renting the other units. Your cabin isn't shared. But the outdoor spaces could be.

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Zion Family Ranch Campground and RV

22 sites · RVs, Tents5 acres · Glendale, UT

Picturesque camping set within the protective hilltops of beautiful Lydia's Canyon. This camping destination is on private land and has long list of unique, attractive features. Conveniently located just a couple minutes off Highway 89, this is the perfect stop over between Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks. Special features including private fishing ponds, a large pavilion equipped with tables and chairs, fire pits, kayaks and FREE WIFI will make your stay easy and fun! Campers will enjoy clean, HOT showers and flushable toilets. You will have access to the multi-acre campground where you can choose which tent site or RV site you prefer. We DO allow no hook-up camping vans in our tent sites. Two of our four new RV sites have full hook-ups (sites 3 & 4), the other two (sites 1 & 2) have water and power hookups only. All sites are equipped with 30 & 50 amp breakers You will have access to the large pavilion for gathering, cooking or shelter from the elements. You also have access to the clean bath house, equipped with two shower rooms (with on-demand hot water) and flushable toilets. As an added bonus, you will have access to the ponds, you may use the boat, canoe or kayaks, you can also catch and release fish if you have your own fishing equipment. (Keep a fish or accidental kill for a fee.) If interested in booking a fishing experience, please reach out to us for more details. There are seven available tent sites and four available RV sites with hookups. No beds or tents are provided. Please plan to bring your own camping supplies. Common spaces including the pavilion and bath house are shared with all campground guests. Lydia's Canyon is known for lush green fields, overflowing fresh water ponds full of native fish, Canadian geese, turkeys, exclusive bird-watching, deer, farming, cows, horses, and last but not least . . . kind, welcoming residents who are happy to help you have a memorable experience. Your super hosts, Jeremy and Betty, live nearby and are available to help when needed. Connect to the campground FREE WIFI for easy communication needs. Kindly follow our speed limits here in Lydia's Canyon, we ask that your speed not exceed 15 mph on the gravel roads. No parties, noise, or bright lights after 10 p.m.

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Bryce Canyon Pines

46 sites · RVs, Tents250 acres · Bryce Canyon City, UT

Discover the charm of our unique western lodge, nestled on over 250 acres of stunning landscape, where adventure and relaxation come together. Our campground offers a variety of accommodations, including RV and tent sites, ensuring privacy and comfort for every guest. Indulge in delicious meals at our friendly restaurant, where you can refuel after a day of exploration. Conveniently located just 10 minutes from the main entrance of Bryce Canyon National Park, our lodge serves as the perfect home base for your outdoor escapades. Enjoy easy access to the park’s iconic natural features, swimming holes, and a plethora of outdoor activities. With nearby shops and attractions, your stay promises to be both engaging and unforgettable.

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Cedar Canyon RV Retreat

28 sites · Lodging, RVs38 acres · Cedar City, UT

Cedar Canyon Retreat is the best of both worlds! At Cedar Canyon Retreat, you can be in the mountains, surrounded by woodland, but you are only 5 minutes from the conveniences of Cedar City. We have a 5-bedroom log cabin, 26 RV sites with full hookups, and a cowboy cabin ready to serve your vacation needs! Our woodland community is especially well-suited for reunions and other groups. Come for the Shakespeare Festival, enjoy year-round outdoor adventures on the mountain, or just relax at "home." Our RV Park and Campground is nestled in the woods, a world away from the glorified parking lots you often stay at. It feels like a mountain campground, but with all the amenities you expect: 26 unique RV sites Sizes from 50ft long back-in to 65ft pull-through Full RV hookup: 50/30/20 amp power, water, and sewer Free WiFi Picnic table Fire pit Private restrooms with showers Community gathering & recreation areas Office/convenience store Our 5 Bedroom cabin sleeps 13 and has plenty of room for your family and friends, including a fully renovated kitchen with new appliances, a private yard with a grill and fire pit. Next door is a rec room with a pool table, ping pong table, and air hockey. As you would expect, we have free wi-fi and smart TVs. Our latest addition! A "cowboy cabin" is a simple cabin somewhere between camping and a hotel room. Ours has electricity, heat and AC, a bunk bed that can sleep 3, mini fridge, microwave and wall mounted TV. Like most cowboy cabins, it does not have its own plumbing, but our famously clean private restrooms with showers are just a 50ft walk. This is the perfect get a way to hold your next family reunion or special event! We welcome events on property and for a small fee can rent out our community spaces while you are a guest here. Priced about the same as our RV sites, it's a great option for campers who need a break from your tent!

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The Riverside Ranch Souther Utah

38 sites · Tents16 acres · Hatch, UT

TENTS ONLY via HIPCAMP /NO RVS with HIPCAMP RESERVATIONS The Riverside Ranch is the ideal destination with hundreds of miles of ATV trails accessible from our location, as well as abundant fishing for the avid angler, hiking, biking and National Park exploration. So whether you are an adventure seeker, tranquil star gazer or just passing through. Camp along the Sevier River with red cliff views of the backside of Bryce Canyon. Restrooms and laundry available. The Riverside Ranch is the perfect place to hang your hat. Dixie National Forest in a mountain meadow. The beautiful and serene Sevier River winds through the property, offering riverside camping and world class fly fishing. Breathtaking views of the multi-colored mountains make The Riverside Ranch a perfect place to relax and unwind. At night, the stars are so clear and bright, commanding your attention. It seems you can reach out and touch them. Watch the dramatic sky glow of sunrise and set over the meadow land and red rock mountains and buffalo. Please note: we provide tent site only for tent camping or pop up tents. we do NOT provide camping gear.

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Paria River Ranch

22 sites · RVs, Tents26 acres · Kanab, UT

Paria River Ranch is a working ranch that offers access to world class trails and some of the most unique riding in the Paria Canyon, Vermillion Cliffs and Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument. We offer a limited number of 30 AMP Hookups and have an RV dump. Please come visit us at this magical place. Check out our other site accommodations to find the best stay for what you are looking for! We offer dry camping and also RV camping options. Look for our other sites to book! Bring your horses and mules and enjoy the beautiful trails. We offer 12x12 pipe corrals and have some larger corrals for 2 or 3 horses/mules. You provide everything. We will pick up manure outside of your corral once a day. *Horses and Mules have an additional charge of $15 per animal*

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Bryce Zion Campground

81 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10 acres · Glendale, UT

Come on in! This is the perfect camping spot to use as a home base while visiting the scenic wonders of Southern Utah. Tucked away under majestic pink cliffs, Bryce Zion campground is an equal distance between Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park visitor centers. Stay 4 nights and visit Bryce, Zion, Grand Canyon North Rim, Coral Pink Sand Dunes, and Cedar Breaks National Monument. Hike all day and come back and cool off in our swimming pool. Too tired to cook? grab a yummy burger or sandwich at Cooter's Bistro Cafe. Relax, take a hike, sit out by the campfire, or be amazed at the brilliant night sky. We hope to see you soon!

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Ranchito Feliz

6 sites · RVs, Tents10 acres · Cannonville, UT

When booking please add in your note the type of camping you are doing, ie. tent, car, van, or larger RV and please, only texts...NO calls. In the middle of the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument; adjacent to Bryce Canyon National Park; within walking distance of Kodachrome Basin State Park; and an easy drive to Zion and Capital Reef National Parks, as well as Lake Powell National Recreational Area, this unique site is an opportunity not to miss. The pet/horse friendly property (approximately 9 acres/3 ha/64 sq. m) boasts private designated single tent sites, and a mix car camping and larger RV sites, as well as paleontological, geological, biological, astronomical, and historical interests of the ranch. The equestrians will find three paddocks, a round pen, as well as beautiful places to ride from the ranch. This secluded location has a small town of about (Cannonville) three miles/5 k a Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument Visitor Center. And, bonus, the in town campground has: high speed internet, and cell phone service and laundry. This ranch and campground is an off the grid, passive/active solar voltaic, so no electricity, no internet and only Verizon works here. In Tropic 12 miles distant all carriers get service. Potable water, shower, dish washing station and composting toilet (This means that all campers count when booking, even the kids...their poops add up too). The views are spectacular from any site where the xeroscaped landscape uses indigenous material and plants to complement the quintessential Pinon/Juniper ecosystem the campground sits in. On three sides you are surrounded by red cliffs in the Carmel Formation which can give shelter from wind and sun, but campers can also look out over the Paria River (you can hear the river from camp as well as its amphibians) which runs south in front of the property and eventually meets the Colorado River at Lee’s Ferry where most put-in to raft the Grand Canyon. Looking north, one sees the meaning of the term “Grand Staircase” by viewing The Entrada, Tropic Shale, Straight Cliffs, Wahweap, Kaiparowits, and Pink Limestone Formations capped by late Tertiary Volcanism; or, the “steps” of Promise Rock, Sand Point, Powell Point, and the Aquarius Plateau (highest forested mesa in North America at over eleven thousand feet.). The biological diversity here is also astounding: Birds: 140 species and counting including the tiny Costa’s Humming Bird all the way up to the enormous California Condor. Plants: 2 species of Sagebrush, 4 species of trees, numerous grass species, and a plethora of beautiful wildflowers and cacti. Reptiles: Many species of snakes and lizards. Unfortunately, this includes the occasional rattlesnake. It is advised that you have your pets vaccinated. Amphibian: Toads and Salamanders Insects: There are very few mosquitos. There are a few biting Deer Flies, and worse yet, those damn gnats. These “no-see-ums” are temperature dependent so are not a bother in the shade, early mornings, late evenings and at night. It is recommended that you bring some kick ass insect repellant and a “bee hat” if you are out and about in the sun during the day between May and July. Fossils: Bivalves, snails, petrified wood (many types) and various other corals, insects and plant fossils abound and are often incorporated into the ranch infrastructure. The nearby area is considered the hottest paleontological spot on the planet. Astronomy: The area is widely considered to be under the darkest skies in the lower 49. The Milky Way and Presides are common sights without the unsightly annoyance of any neighbor’s lights. The climate is varied and interesting. All four seasons are here and occasionally all in one day. Winter snows melt quickly though temperatures can dip into the sub-zeros. The 5,900 ft./1800 m. elevation keeps the summer temps reasonable and always gives a chilly summer evening to cool things off. If you want climatic extremes, you can, within an hour or so, be at Lake Powell and its 100+ F/38+ C heat or on the Aquarius Plateau at 65 degrees F/18 C in midday June. Recreation on many levels is all within proximity. From canyoneering, “free” climbing on an established nearby crag composed of a welded tuff capping the Aquarius Plateau (see Mountain Project and “The Aquarius Plateau”) and many aid lines on Entrada Formation towers within walking distance (see Mountain Project and “The Grand Staircase”), water sports of Lake Powell and the Colorado River as well as fishing in the cool temps of Pine Lake 35 minutes distant. Then of course, there is the Monument, National Park and the State Park only a short drive away. Seclusion, security, water, and views all within a short walk or drive of exiting destinations, make this worth the stop.

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Bear Valley RV & Campground

58 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents40 acres · Panguitch, UT

BEAR VALLEY RV CAMPGROUND Welcome to Bear Valley RV Campground! We are a family-owned resort located at the corner of Highway 89 and SR-20. (Approx. 10 miles North of Panguitch, UT.) on the way to the many amazing destinations of Bryce Canyon, Panguitch Lake and Brian Head Ski Resort. Our guests have access to 8 hot showers, bathrooms, laundry room and a general store featuring many snacks, beverages and camping supplies. Our pull-through RV sites are equipped with full hookups and individual fire pits and can accommodate any of today’s large Motorhome, Travel Trailer and 5th Wheel Camper. We have many unique ways for you to stay with us, which include: a teepee with a center fire pit and hardwood floors, a small cabin or a sheepherder camper all of which are sure to be a memorable experience. Tent sites are available to enjoy the beautiful Utah outdoor scenery and night sky filled with a nightly celestial show. For the Equestrian-enthusiast we have horse corrals to use during your riding adventure along the vast BLM lands that start just outside our gate. Additionally, you can explore or ride your ATV’s into the mountains straight from the resort or ride the 40-acres of land that starts just outside our gate. If you are just passing through, we offer quality Sinclair Gasoline 24-hours a day, 7-days a week. Bear Valley RV & Campground Resort, nestled just outside Panguitch, Utah, in the heart of Bryce Canyon and the Hoodoo Formations, is a camper’s paradise offering 36 RV sites that can accommodate today’s largest Motorhome, Travel Trailer, 5th Wheel and tent camper. ATV and UTV Access to BLM Land is just a gate away from our park! For the rustic camper, we rent wagon-cabins and teepee tents while providing spacious and clean showers and bathrooms available securely 24-hours a day. For group-campers, we have large, flat, open spaces that can accommodate your group! Bear Valley RV is now renting RZR 1000 – 4 Seater and Ranger Crew 1000 – 6 Seater UTV’s. Open to anyone over the age of 25. We offer Sinclair Gasoline 24-hours a day using all major credit cards, and our country store offers a wide variety of snack foods and beverages 7-days a week. ACTIVITIES AND AMINITIES • All pull-thru RV sites (34ft by 75ft, Full hookups) •Standard 30 – 50 AMPS at every site • Cabin’s, Sheep Wagons’s and Teepee •Tent Sites •Free Wi-Fi •Picnic Tables at every site •Fire pits at some sites •Pet Friendly •Game Room •Play Ground •Men’s and Women’s Restrooms •Hot Shower’s •Full convenient store •Gift Shop and Souvenirs •Full Coin Op Laundry Facility •Lots of ATV and UTV trails right from the park •Close to Fishing, Shopping and National Parks •Beautiful 360° View •Horse Corrals RATES *All rates are based on double occupies or a family of four. •RV SITES Nightly- $46.00 (+Tax) Weekly – $280.00 (+Tax) Monthly – $700.00 for 30 amp and $750.00 for 50 amp Truck campers & Camper Vans Nightly – 38.00 (+Tax) Weekly – 195.00 (+Tax) •TENT SITES Nightly: $25.00 Weekly: $132.00 •BUNKHOUSE Nightly: $65.00 double occupancy or family of 4. (pets an additional $5.00 per pet) •WAGONS Nightly: $65.00 double occupancy or family of 4. (pets an additional $5.00 per pet) •ADDITIONAL OCCUPANTS Adults: $4.00 per night Kids (13 & under): $ 2.00 per night •DUMP STATION One time use: $10.00 •OTHER SERVICES Showers – if you are not staying with us are $5.00 Water fill – if you are not staying with us $5.00 RULES AND REGULATIONS •All guests must register upon arrival at the front office. Assignments of site will be made at the front office. •Do not move to another site without checking with the front office prior. •Showers are for registered guest only. Restrooms, showers and laundry facilities will be open for our registered guest 24/7. •Check in time is at 1:00 P.M., Check-out time is 11:00 A.M. please renew site by 10:00 A.M. if you would like to stay another day. •Dogs are permitted & welcome at Bear Valley RV & Campground Resort. In order to provide all our guests a pleasant and memorable stay please follow are Pet Policy. Dogs must be kept on a lease at all times. Owners must clean up after pets at all times (Doggy bags are provided ). NO AGGRESSIVE dogs are allowed (tiny or big). Do not tie your dog to electrical boxes or water hookups. Barking dogs may be unpleasant to your campground neighbors, do not leave your dog tied up unattended or barking. Dogs are not allowed in the building. Owners are responsible for any injuries or damages caused by their pet to person, property or other pets. Dogs may not wonder through any other camp site. Our park is located right next to BLM land with miles and miles of trails, perfect for an adventure with you and your furry family. If our policy isn’t followed it will result in immediate eviction with no refund. •Children must be attended at all time by an adult according to state law. •Parents are responsible for all damages caused by their children. •No excessive consumption of alcoholic beverages. No alcohol allowed in building at any time. No alcohol on trails or in any motor vehicle. •No leaving air conditioners on all day while you are out, no leaving air conditioner running all night. •Do not move fire pits. •Please secure your own valuables. The resort cannot be responsible for loss or theft. •The resort is not responsible for any accidents or injuries resulting in or around resort. •No washing cars, ATV’s or RV’s is allowed on property •Quiet Times are from 10:00 P.M. – 7:00 A.M. •Garbage – Guest are responsible to pick up all their garbage and dump it in out campground dumpster located on the east end of the campground. •Please ask front desk if you have any questions. •Please do not park on grass or in vacant spots. •No removal or cutting of any trees, plants, or natural materials. •Use of firearms, archery, or any type of weapon is prohibited. •No FIREWORKS are allowed in the park. •Please do not walk through neighbor’s campsite. •5 MPH Speed Limit. •No major repairs, oil changing or radiator flushing may be done on property. • Fires are only allowed in our approved fire pits. Tents and all flammable items must be kept at least six (6) feet away from the fire pit. •No smoking in any building – complying with the Utah Clean Air Act. •All guest shall remove all personal property, debris and litter prior to departing their site. •If you do not occupy your reserved campsite by 10:00 A.M. on the following day of you scheduled arrival date, the site will be made available to public. •Disclaimer: Management reserves the right to change the rules and regulations at any time. Bear Valley RV & Campground Resort will not be held responsible for loss, damages or claims for damages to property or guest due to fire, theft, accident, or any other cause. The Management also reserves the right to refuse service to anyone, or remove anyone from the park, without a refund, for perceived violations or disturbances. In the event of a natural emergency or sudden campground closure all camping fees will be refunded. Pet Policy: -Dogs are permitted & welcome at Bear Valley RV & Campground Resort. In order to provide all our guests a pleasant and memorable stay please follow are Pet Policy. Dogs must be kept on a lease at all times. Owners must clean up after pets at all times (Doggy bags are provided ). NO AGGRESSIVE dogs are allowed (tiny or big). Do not tie your dog to electrical boxes, water hookups or sewer hookup. Barking dogs may be unpleasant to your campground neighbors, do not leave your dog tied up unattended or barking. Dogs are not allowed in the buildings. Owners are responsible for any injuries or damages caused by their pet to person, property or other pets. Dogs may not wonder through any other camp site. Our campground is located right next to BLM land with miles and miles of trails, perfect for an adventure with you and your furry family. If our policy isn’t followed it will result in immediate eviction with no refund. Pets are allowed in our lodging sites (Cabin, Wagon’s, Teepee) with an additional pet deposit.

Camping in Bryce Canyon National Park guide

Overview

About

Set in the southwestern corner of Utah, Bryce Canyon National Park is famous for its shale and sandstone rock formations, known as hoodoos or fairy chimneys, which dominate the landscape. Hiking and photography, unsurprisingly, are particularly popular activities, and the park offers a variety of trails that range from easy walks along the rim to more challenging backcountry hikes. The visitor center also offers a variety of educational programs, from ranger-led horseback rides to an interpretive film about the park’s geological history. You can even camp among the hoodoos, either at one of two campgrounds or at one of 10 backcountry campsites.

Notable campgrounds

Great for families: North Campground offers reservable sites (in the high season) and its own general store.
Great for hikers: Sunset Campground has both tent and RV sites just a five-minute walk from the Rim Trail.

Tips for snagging a campsite

Sunset Campground is open seasonally, from mid-April through the end of October. All sites are allocated on a first-come, first-served (FCFS) basis, except for the reservable group site.
North Campground sites are reservable for the period between Memorial Day weekend and October 1. During the rest of the year, sites are allocated on an FCFS basis.
Reservable campsites can be booked up to six months in advance on the National Park Service (NPS) website. Reservations open at 7am Pacific Time, and it’s wise to reserve right when they go live.
If you're looking for a large RV park with amenities near the park, Ruby's Inn RV Park and Campground is as close as it gets.

When to go

Bryce is at its busiest between Memorial Day and Labor Day weekends, when campsites are often at capacity and popular hiking circuits are at their most crowded. The weather this time of year is characterized by hot days and moderately cool evenings, excellent for camping. Visit in early to mid-May or mid to late September to catch the beginning (or tail end) of the warm season and avoid crowds.

Know before you go

You can pick up groceries and supplies in Panguitch, just under a 30-minute drive away.
Bryce trails can be sandy and rocky, so it's wise to wear hiking boots with ankle support.
Drink plenty of water. The park is dry and at a high elevation, and it's easy to get dehydrated quickly, without even realizing it.
The Bryce Canyon Visitor Center is wheelchair accessible, and accessible restrooms and parking are available. A half-mile section of the Rim Trail is wheelchair accessible, as are sites 223 and 224 at Sunset Campground.
RV travelers will love the space and proximity to the park provided by Ruby's Inn.

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· July 2025

Best trip ever

Such an amazing trip— highly recommend!

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Heather G.

4 reviews

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· July 2025

Family fun.

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Amanda B.

13 reviews

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· July 2025

Super cool place. Mostly drove around checking out overlooks.

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Mark F.

15 reviews

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· July 2025

Lugar muy asombroso, perfecto para hacer caminata.

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Omar P.

3 reviews

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· July 2025

Majestic

Vanessa S.

18 reviews

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· July 2025

Sunset Campground

Perfect place. A little crowded together and less privacy than usual but a beautiful forest

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Kaylee G.

12 reviews

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· July 2025

32 ft travel trailer · With kids ·

North Campground

The hoodoos were super cool. Very pretty park with the pine trees mixed with the red rocks.

Tiffany G.

24 reviews

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· June 2025

Bryce Canyon National Park

Fun park to visit. Higher elevation with cooler weather.

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Heather H.

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· June 2025

Better than the Grand canyon

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David O.

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· June 2025

Do the hikes! Worth the view.

Absolutely amazing. We started at Sunrise Point, hiked down through Queens Garden and came up through Wall Street to Sunset Point. It was several hours, but was beautiful. The hike down Queens Point is in the sun with little shade, so I recommend starting there in the morning. the hike up, while tired, through Wall Street was much better with places to stop in the shade. I would also recommend Inspiration Point. There are 3 levels of viewing. While it's a hike uphill, the views get better at each higher level.

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Kelly R.

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· June 2025

Extraordinary

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Marloes V.

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· June 2025

Unique and Memorable

Bryce Canyon starts off seeming small and touristy - but then you get on that first trail and are blown away. Tied for first for our favorite park while touring the Mighty Five. Definitely check it out!

Bob & Tanya P.

12 reviews

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· June 2025

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Amazing

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Joe M.

8 reviews

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· June 2025

Hoo Doos galore. Fabulous hike wall Street

Diana L.

29 reviews

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· June 2025

Tent · Group trip ·

North Campground

Bryce Canyon is the highest and definitely coldest of Utah’s nationals parks! We caught the sunrise during our stay there and it was an absolutely beautiful!

Richie S.

7 reviews

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· June 2025

We loved Bryce Canyon! I highly recommend the horseback rides in the park as well!

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Jamie W.

4 reviews

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· June 2025

Don’t skip this park!

One of my favorite parks, beautiful weather, great dispersed camping on the Dixie national forest, and crowds were never an issue.

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Derek R.

8 reviews

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· June 2025

An amazing landscape that makes feel like you have gone to another planet.

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Richard N.

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· June 2025

Stunning, beautiful at sunset. In awe of the world.

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Evie W.

9 reviews

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· June 2025

We loved the trails and the views even though it is wildfire season and there was smoke.

Kat M.

4 reviews

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· June 2025

Great park

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Cameron W.

24 reviews

Mixed feelings

· June 2025

Pretty but I think Cedar Breaks National Monument is prettier. There are less hiking opportunities at Cedar

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Alexis H.

4 reviews

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· June 2025

The Perfect Summer Adventure

Gorgeous views, perfect weather when we went in mid-June (warm but not hot, with a nice breeze). The shuttles are so convenient for hiking and seeing all the different lookout points.