Zion Canyon Campground & Rv Resort

Was very disappointed, our room's window literally looked out at the pool with chaise lounges right against the window, opened drapes and HELLO. Small pool with great canyon views but cloudy water. Breakfast okay, just strange setup. Would probably stay elsewhere if we return.

My family spent 5 days here. Great views, very nice staff members, and met a lot a cool campers. We will be back

We loved our camp spot. Very convenient and wide pull through spot. We easily fit a 32 ft travel trailer with a standard bed F-350 both into the space. The fire ring, charcoal grill, and picnic table are nice. Our spot was also level. :)

This campground was flooded in June of ‘21. There is a lot of construction going on and they start at 8am. Spots are tight and mostly dirt mixed with gravel.

The good: views are great if you’re looking up 😁. You can walk to everything in town, the park hate is less than a mile, lots of restaurants and shops nearby. The office staff that I met were very friendly

We stayed here in late-April earlier this year. The best thing about this campground is its proximity to Zion's main entrance (which was only 2-3 minutes drive). You can also pick up the trolley at the entrance to the campground. There is also an amazing view of the climbing layered rocks, which is pretty great!

The sites were gravel/sand and not that great. Also, very tight sites. Not big rig friendly, though. Some folks with larger rigs/fifth wheels had trouble getting into their sites without a little neighborly help. Lots of food, local stores, and some gas close by.

Nice, well-kept campground with easy access to Zion NP. It has the usual amenities, many of which are recently refurbished due to a recent flood that destroyed a lot of things. Sites are dirt / small gravel / sand, which kinda sucks but is par for the course. Parking one's trailer and tow vehicle are tight here, but doable. Overall, a nice stay and usual setup for a commercial campground.

We had a nice stay here and used as a base for Zion and Bryce. A bit pricey but that is the price for being 3 minutes from Zion Park bike/pedestrian entrance and easy access to Bryce. Some spaces are very close together (like ours). So close that if your neighbor decides to lite a camp fire it most likely would ruin your night and possibly damage your vehicle/rig.

Easily within walking distance (3 Shuttle Stops) to Zion National Park! We were here for a week in late April to early May…PERFECT weather! While the park is cramped, the sites are sufficient in size to be cozy and comfortable, but lets face it, you are right beside the Virgin River, the Watchman mountain, and only a 1/2 mile from the Zion National Park! Our site was tight, but we were able to get our 30’ trailer positioned so we could put out our slide and pull our truck beside it to keep it off the narrow roads. The riverside sites have power and water, but no sewer. This CG also has decent showers as well as a pool! The CG is also very near to the Spotted Dog restaurant…a bit pricey, but an awesome meal! We would definitely stay here again if we are in the area.

We chose this campground based on proximity to the National Park and it filled that need. Being a big rig, we did lots of google map viewing to select our site and it worked for us. Google maps appears to show a gravel/dirt lot in one corner of the park and we were unsure how we might fit in there. That section, like the rest of the park, is paved and there were a couple of larger rigs in there. But note that all of those sites back up to each other. While the roads are paved, there is very little green or other natural landscape between sites. There were a couple of end grass areas that the dog could use. When we opened our awning in our site, we basically reached the picnic table of the site next to us. We knew from the pics that this campground would be tight and crowded. It was surprisingly quiet to be so full every night we were there (just before Memorial Day). Although it is on the Springdale shuttle route, on the mornings we headed to the park between 9 and 10 am, the shuttle was full and we just did the short walk to the park. Same with the return trip in the late afternoon—we did not wait in the line and just walked back to the campground. If you hike the Narrows, we would recommend renting the shoes and stick package. You can get at the outfitter across the street from the campground. And the store “Hoodoos” across the street has a well stocked small grocery and ice cream shop. We enjoyed a meal at Oscars and Pizza and Noodle.

who would ever want to stay in a pricey RV park when the splendor of Zion National Park is available just minutes north in the park itself?

Look up at my profile picture there. That's who.

Firstly and foremostly, we're talking full hookups and cell service. So if the man is keeping you down and you need to work and make money, food on the table, baby needs a new pair of shoes sort of life this is the better bet.

And though we had a fabulous view of the front of our neighbor's trailer--he liked to yell at his dog a lot, and his dog was apparently deaf--it was a bit awkward sharing a communal space with someone else.

However, Zion's majesty does rise up directly behind the park, so lack in beauty this park is not. Also, I saw a killer painting of a tiger in the jungle and a rainbow over it all on another neighbor's rig. You don't see that just anywhere!

I also love me some bar time, and this place is walking distance to a few restaurants and a brewery in particular, where Utah's 3.2ABV laws somehow don't apply. You can also grab the bus right out front and hit the park without finding a parking spot. I doubt your mother ever did that for your birthday.

Did I mention the little river behind it all where you can tune down or frolic about in not too icy waters? If not, reread this paragraph.

That is all!