Bryce Canyon RV Resort

Good place to stay. Facilities clean but above average price. Staff very helpful in getting to the best places in Bryce and for hiking. Downside was very poor wifi while you're out of 3G coverage area. Regular power outages are to be expected.

We stayed here while exploring Bryce Canyon. The park is typical KOA. Lots of workers running around in yellow shirts, with many rules and regulations. That said it was nice and quiet, had a decent pool (we actually used it one day), a decent store and great customer service. The Power was good, water pressure @ 60lbs, and the Wifi was pretty decent. Verizon Cell phone coverage was poor at best but we got 1 bar Extended X1 without booster and 4 bars with the booster. All and all a decent park albeit expensive.

One of the best KOAs we've found: blazing fast internet (you can upgrade for $20 for the week: helpful for we work-from-the-road types). During the week it was perfect. We were posted above the bathrooms so a lot of tent/car folks arrived during the weekend. Clean, modern bathrooms, super attentive staff, well located about 20 minutes from Bryce Canyon. Protip: Stone Hearth Grille is one of the best meals we've had since hitting the road.

Bryce Valley KOA was a comfortable clean, well taken care of camp ground. Gravel sites with 50 and 30 amp hook ups, water, sewer dump, very clean bathrooms and showers. Cannonville is close to Bryce canyon. We would recommend Bryce Valley KOA to everyone.

Elected to forgo Boondocking seen we needed to wash cloths and escape the heat. No sites were available in Bryce Canyon where the temperatures run about 10 degrees cooler than down in Cannonville. The sites were closely arranged but the park was quiet. Some of the roadways were tight to maneuver with my 30’ TT. Personal were very helpful and gracious.

This is a good alternative to the more pricey Ruby owned campgrounds in Bryce city, 3 minutes outside of the national park. This KOA is about 17 minutes from Bryce Canyon National Park.

Stayed here one night in September 2019. About 15-20 minutes to Bryce Canyon NP entrance.
VERY clean bath house. WiFi worked fine. Had some views of the grey cliffs of the valley.
Site was gravel and required some leveling blocks. Staff was very active and helpful.
We left about 8:30 am the next morning so we could get a campsite in BCNP which is first come/first serve. Get there early to get a site.

I did one night here. Great location, beautiful scenery, gravel sites, close to Bryce, clean bathroom/showers.

We selected the KOA Cannonville for its proximity to Bryce Canyon National Park. This would be our first ever full hook up (with sewer) experience as newbie travel trailer owners.

This location is roughly 20 minutes from the Bryce Canyon entrance. It also is conveniently located to Kodachrome Basin State Park, which we also took advantage of visiting during our stay in the area.

Pulling into the KOA, we stopped first at the lobby area to check in. We were then escorted to our campsite. This was very helpful in navigating to the correct site and we appreciated the offer from the staff.

The paths for vehicles including the sites at this KOA are gravel. We drove slow for our travels in and out. We had a pull thru site which fit our 27 foot trailer well. The site had a picnic table and fire pit. We didn’t use the latter however as during our stay, the winds were fairly robust – too much so to enjoy behind outside for an extended period of time.

The main building at the front of the facility has a smallish store which offers a good variety of numerous camping supplies. There is also a modest selection of food products available. We frequented the store for milk to spill into our morning coffees and some of the 5% ABV Utah beer. The lobby area also offers numerous pamphlets with ideas for things to do in the area during your stay.

Behind the store area in the same building, are showers and bathrooms. I believe these showers are open 24x7. We used these showers nightly versus the shower in our RV (which has still to be used for the first time). The shower stalls are a bit tight, but this is a good option as an alternative for showers.

We did find the wifi connectivity barely usable. It seemed better in the early morning (perhaps when fewer people were vying for connectivity). By evening time, I would be barely able to access emails. Beyond that – websites, newspapers, etc., forget it.

Staff was courteous and helpful. Location was convenient to several things to do in the area. We enjoyed our stay.

Office lady was very kind on the phone and in person. It was a little tough to maneuver our 37 foot fifth wheel in this campground, and I don’t think a 40 ft Class A could do it. The site was fairly level and gravel. We had a picnic table next to us and pretty views. No cell service which was probably the most frustrating thing, and the Wi-Fi wasn’t amazing. We were still able to stream movies, however. No issues with the electric, sewer, or power. Would stay again because of location, friendly staff, and great items at the store.

This is a beautiful campground centrally located between Bryce and Escalante parks. Perfect spot to explore both.

As full time travelers we depend on cell service for our jobs. The reviews say there are 2 bars of AT&T and 2 bars of Verizon. Unfortunately this isn’t accurate. AT&T no service. Verizon 1 bar LTE. We drove to Tropic and was able to get 3G AT&T.

We had a site by the main road and we were not bothered by the road noise. It’s was minimal.