Really nice park and staff. Hookups were great. Laundry facilities great. Excellent location for visiting Pipespring National Monument. Gas and convenience store very close. Reasons for 4 stars instead of 5: the placement of hookups relative to parking position is poor. I had to disconnect and park behind my trailer in order to be ...moreReally nice park and staff. Hookups were great. Laundry facilities great. Excellent location for visiting Pipespring National Monument. Gas and convenience store very close. Reasons for 4 stars instead of 5: the placement of hookups relative to parking position is poor. I had to disconnect and park behind my trailer in order to be hooked up and completely on my site. Wifi is poor. It looks like the park is setup well with repeaters but the source is poor. Looks to be direct TV satellite as a source. Even in the wee hours of the night, couldn't reasonably use Facebook and Twitter. Transfer rate (if possible to get a test signal) was 1.5Mbps. Not a fault of the park, but Verizon service is also very weak. T-Mobile non-existant for data.

I travelled here with a 35’ 5th wheel, long bed pickup and parked in site C-7, a FHU PT site for $13/night. Definitely one of the best values around. The road and site were gravel and it was easy to navigate. Big clubhouse where the laundry, showers and restrooms were located. Very nice and very clean. Laundry was $1.75 and had 4 washe...moreI travelled here with a 35’ 5th wheel, long bed pickup and parked in site C-7, a FHU PT site for $13/night. Definitely one of the best values around. The road and site were gravel and it was easy to navigate. Big clubhouse where the laundry, showers and restrooms were located. Very nice and very clean. Laundry was $1.75 and had 4 washers and dryers. There was a concrete pad under the picnic table which was nice. Fire rings were available in the common areas only. There is a small dog park as well. No OTA, wifi was only okay (really slowed down at times, but I was still able to stream some shows with a little bit of buffering.) Verizon had no signal at the park, but got one a few miles down the road. You can also walk from the CG to Pipe Spring National Monument, a cool old Mormon farmstead. One thing I didn’t like was the lack of any kind of reservation confirmation when I booked the park. Nice park and a great value.

What a nice campground! The staff is friendly. It is clean and looks like the electrical units have been upgraded recently. Bathrooms and showers are very nice. So nice to walk to the Pipe Springs Monument. Nightly rate is $25, but with Passport America - $12.50. Amazing for full hook-ups!

We stayed in site #E5 and it was fantastic. The price was an absolute steal at only $87.50 for the week. Holy smokes what a deal! Our full hookup pull-through site was gravel and mostly level. Lots of space between sites. Beautiful 360 degree views of the surrounding cliffs. The electrical post appeared to be almost new and it ha...moreWe stayed in site #E5 and it was fantastic. The price was an absolute steal at only $87.50 for the week. Holy smokes what a deal! Our full hookup pull-through site was gravel and mostly level. Lots of space between sites. Beautiful 360 degree views of the surrounding cliffs. The electrical post appeared to be almost new and it had 30 and 50 amp plugs plus two 110 volt outlets. Very cool! On the downside, there was zero cell service for both AT&T and Verizon. Free wifi worked at the site but it was average at best. Not good enough for streaming but ok for checking email. Very clean private showers. Restrooms are not private but they were also clean. Didn't use the laundry room but the machines appeared to be in good condition. There is a wonderful walking/jogging trail that parallels the road. DVDs and books available in the office. Pipe Spring National Monument is within walking distance and it is definitely worth a visit. Chevron gas station down the street has more than enough space for RVs to fill up at the pumps. Kanab, Utah is also gorgeous and it's only about 20 minutes away. Overall we loved this place and would definitely stay here again.

This is our 4th stay at this tribal RV park. They are so accommodating in every way. Very polite and anxious to make our stay the best possible. We were here to tour the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. It’s about an hour away, but a very scenic drive to get there. Everything worked with good internet service. Restrooms and showers are b...moreThis is our 4th stay at this tribal RV park. They are so accommodating in every way. Very polite and anxious to make our stay the best possible. We were here to tour the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. It’s about an hour away, but a very scenic drive to get there. Everything worked with good internet service. Restrooms and showers are beautiful and spotlessly clean. Dana at the front desk is so friendly and welcoming. This place is the hidden gem of the North Rim. While it is supposed to be 107 degrees at home in Tucson, we enjoyed a comfortable 87 degrees during the day and high forties at night. Pipe Spring National Monument, (right across the road) is well worth the visit. We paid 12.50 per night with Passport America.

This is really a great find. Lovely, very quiet setting, spacious sites, full hookups and facilities that are spotless and with 24 hour access code. Excellent laundry, new machines, $1.75/$1.75. Restrooms/showers equally immaculate. The only negative was no Verizon at all but even this was mitigated somewhat by their wifi, which wa...moreThis is really a great find. Lovely, very quiet setting, spacious sites, full hookups and facilities that are spotless and with 24 hour access code. Excellent laundry, new machines, $1.75/$1.75. Restrooms/showers equally immaculate. The only negative was no Verizon at all but even this was mitigated somewhat by their wifi, which was fast and reliable. Will definitely stay here again. A bargain even without PA and a good base for the Grand Canyon.

This is really a great find. Lovely, very quiet setting, spacious sites, full hookups and facilities that are spotless and with 24 hour access code. Excellent laundry, new machines, $1.75/$1.75. Restrooms/showers equally immaculate. The only negative was no Verizon at all but even this was mitigated somewhat by their wifi, which wa...moreThis is really a great find. Lovely, very quiet setting, spacious sites, full hookups and facilities that are spotless and with 24 hour access code. Excellent laundry, new machines, $1.75/$1.75. Restrooms/showers equally immaculate. The only negative was no Verizon at all but even this was mitigated somewhat by their wifi, which was fast and reliable. Will definitely stay here again. A bargain even without PA and a good base for the Grand Canyon.

Great RV park, extremely friendly and helpful staff, immaculate bathrooms, showers (with bench and grab bars) and laundry room, level spots and amazing views. Close to a variety of points of interest, we stayed here before heading to the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. Sites are far enough apart so you don’t feel you can touch your neig...moreGreat RV park, extremely friendly and helpful staff, immaculate bathrooms, showers (with bench and grab bars) and laundry room, level spots and amazing views. Close to a variety of points of interest, we stayed here before heading to the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. Sites are far enough apart so you don’t feel you can touch your neighbors. Enclosure for small dogs and nice, clean grassy area for larger ones to do their business. Wifi was excellent!1/4 mile from the Pipe Spring National Monument which is well worth the visit.

This campground provided a perfect place about 1.5 hours from Zion National Park to clean tanks and fill up with fresh water before heading to Watchman Campground @ Zion. It is on an Indian Reservation; hosts extremely nice & helpful; immaculately clean; level sites w/electric, water & dump; small enclosure for dogs w/poop bags; $12.5...moreThis campground provided a perfect place about 1.5 hours from Zion National Park to clean tanks and fill up with fresh water before heading to Watchman Campground @ Zion. It is on an Indian Reservation; hosts extremely nice & helpful; immaculately clean; level sites w/electric, water & dump; small enclosure for dogs w/poop bags; $12.50/night with America the Beautiful pass. Very nice guest room with kitchen, sitting area w/TV, restrooms & laundry area. TV station out of Salt Lake, very good wifi.

I don't know what to add that everybody else hasn't already said. It's still a friendly staff, a quiet Park, close enough to the sights around that in an hour or two you can get to them. We spent 7 days here; took our time seeing things and kind of sad to leave on the last day. Can get a cell signal in the northeast corner. Wi-Fi does ...moreI don't know what to add that everybody else hasn't already said. It's still a friendly staff, a quiet Park, close enough to the sights around that in an hour or two you can get to them. We spent 7 days here; took our time seeing things and kind of sad to leave on the last day. Can get a cell signal in the northeast corner. Wi-Fi does seem to come and go.

Nice spot. Cheap and clean. It is far from the view points but for the price it’s well worth a drive to the parks.

We were only going to stay one night, but ended up staying 4. We pulled in late, and just wanted to go to sleep. Front desk person stay late to check us in, ask if we were members of Sam club or passport America to give us a discount. Gave us package with camp guidelines and pass codes, and even a list of local attractions. Pipe sp...moreWe were only going to stay one night, but ended up staying 4. We pulled in late, and just wanted to go to sleep. Front desk person stay late to check us in, ask if we were members of Sam club or passport America to give us a discount. Gave us package with camp guidelines and pass codes, and even a list of local attractions. Pipe springs national monument, coral pink sand dunes state park Zion national park, Grand Canyon north rim, Bryce Canyon national park, capital reef. The camp was very clean and maintained. Washers and dryer looked new they were so clean. Beautiful view. Friendly staff . I can not think of one bad thing about this camp ground.

Even without the passport America discount this would be a great value. Full hookup, good for big rig (were 64 ft with dp, and trailer) basic internet works but spotty cell coverage without booster. Good price on fuel, kudos the tribe for a well done facility and keeping the costs down. Spaces are level desert type gravel and moderat...moreEven without the passport America discount this would be a great value. Full hookup, good for big rig (were 64 ft with dp, and trailer) basic internet works but spotty cell coverage without booster. Good price on fuel, kudos the tribe for a well done facility and keeping the costs down. Spaces are level desert type gravel and moderately spaced between. Good check in with a really nice clubhouse and outdoor area where the internet is much stronger.

85 miles to Page and Lake Powell75 or so to Grand Canyon north rim20 or so to Kanab, UTlevel gravel sites with full hookupsPassport America rate of $12.50 per night!Hardly anyone here as the park recently re-opened after Covid-19 shutdown.Cell service pretty much non-existent, but the park wi-fi seems to work OK althoug...more85 miles to Page and Lake Powell75 or so to Grand Canyon north rim20 or so to Kanab, UTlevel gravel sites with full hookupsPassport America rate of $12.50 per night!Hardly anyone here as the park recently re-opened after Covid-19 shutdown.Cell service pretty much non-existent, but the park wi-fi seems to work OK although it does lose connectivity occasionally.

Due to increased Covid19 on the Navajo Reservation the Paiute decided to close the RV park and store until?

This RV park is owned and operated by the Kaibab Paiute Tribe. The staff members are very nice and helpful. The sites are pretty level and the utilities work fine. The showers and laundry facilities were very clean. There was no Verizon service and the park WiFi was spotty at best.One observation is that at the campsites there...moreThis RV park is owned and operated by the Kaibab Paiute Tribe. The staff members are very nice and helpful. The sites are pretty level and the utilities work fine. The showers and laundry facilities were very clean. There was no Verizon service and the park WiFi was spotty at best.One observation is that at the campsites there were open shallow trenches with black plastic pipes sticking out. The trenches appeared to have been there quite some time.The dog park is a joke. It is small and the metal fence bottom is high enough that my full size dog went under it. They need to fix that. As a suggestion, a long narrow fenced dog run would better serve the visitors.All that said, this is a great place to stay.

This park continues to live up to the reviews of others. We had to check it out with all of its 5 star reviews AND the fact they honor Passport America (they really did only charge $12.50 for full hookups with PA!)Great place to recharge, do laundry and take a nice hot shower. Very friendly staff. The park was less than half full w...moreThis park continues to live up to the reviews of others. We had to check it out with all of its 5 star reviews AND the fact they honor Passport America (they really did only charge $12.50 for full hookups with PA!)Great place to recharge, do laundry and take a nice hot shower. Very friendly staff. The park was less than half full while we were there. We highly recommend taking the ranger lead tour at Pipe Springs across the street.

We went a bit out of our way to stay at Kaibab Paiute, but it was well worth it. My wife wanted to move in! Super quiet, full hook ups, with spacious gravel sites. And the Passport America rate was only $12.50, awesome. No complaints at all. This would make a great base for visiting the southern UT parks and north rim of the Grand Cany...moreWe went a bit out of our way to stay at Kaibab Paiute, but it was well worth it. My wife wanted to move in! Super quiet, full hook ups, with spacious gravel sites. And the Passport America rate was only $12.50, awesome. No complaints at all. This would make a great base for visiting the southern UT parks and north rim of the Grand Canyon. The office/lounge/meeting room building appeared to be almost new.

Very clean, staff welcoming and friendly. The grounds are quite neat, spacing good between..tent space is also nice, 50/30 water, drain provided. The club house is spotless, showers are clean and plenty hot. The laundry facilities are new and easy to use...beautiful, sacred ground surrounds this park... many treasures for the eyes... ...moreVery clean, staff welcoming and friendly. The grounds are quite neat, spacing good between..tent space is also nice, 50/30 water, drain provided. The club house is spotless, showers are clean and plenty hot. The laundry facilities are new and easy to use...beautiful, sacred ground surrounds this park... many treasures for the eyes... wifi is strong throughout: however TMobile was not helping in getting out. Lol lucky I don't count on that ...GSC and Passport America have discounted rates, nice! .

This is the 2nd time that we stayed here in the past year. Such a clean, friendly and efficiently run place. We have both Passport America and Good Sam so that is why only $12.50/night. We made reservations for the two weeks and going to extend it out one more week.

My family and I stayed here 8 days and used it as a home base. The host was helpful and very kind. She even played “connect 4” with my 12 year old son. The camp house was spotless. We really enjoyed playing ping pong. Lots to see and do in about a 50 mile radius. Don’t miss out on Pipe Springs.

This is a well thought out and managed park. Easy pull in spots for RVs and trailers. Large tent sites with grills. Very clean restrooms, showers and laundry. Front office has couches, tv and library. Internet was strong. Fenced dog run and areas of green grass. Half mile from Pipe Springs National Park. New trees that will provide sha...moreThis is a well thought out and managed park. Easy pull in spots for RVs and trailers. Large tent sites with grills. Very clean restrooms, showers and laundry. Front office has couches, tv and library. Internet was strong. Fenced dog run and areas of green grass. Half mile from Pipe Springs National Park. New trees that will provide shade in the coming years. LDS church in the town of Moccasin.

Very welcoming staff. Great mix of green space and desert landscape. Slight highway noise.

It’s 14 miles west of Fredonia; adjacent to Pipe Springs NM, 20 minutes south of Kanab. Very nice campground with great views. FHU for $22! WiFi ok at best; next to no cell service. Big rig friendly. Not busy while we were there.

Pulled in to get some electricity to charge up our batteries due to so many nights boondocking. Didn’t know what to expect but this place overwhelmingly exceeded our hopes. Walked across the street to the National Park Homestead Went into the clubhouse and used the stove to quickly cook our supper and then watched TV on our computer ...morePulled in to get some electricity to charge up our batteries due to so many nights boondocking. Didn’t know what to expect but this place overwhelmingly exceeded our hopes. Walked across the street to the National Park Homestead Went into the clubhouse and used the stove to quickly cook our supper and then watched TV on our computer be in WiFi was so good Melissa was just such a great help with info Seriously don’t miss this place. Spotless and enjoyable stay.

There is hardly anyone else here right now but if there were, this place will accommodate a full park comfortably. The sites are big, level and well maintained. The clubhouse (my term) has TV, cable, games, tables, and kitchen.They honor Good Sam and Passport America.

My husband and I left three feet of snow in NE Oregon to head to warmer weather in Utah and Arizona. We discovered Kainab-Paiute RV Campground by accident when trying to make a reservation elsewhere. We loved staying in this RV campground. The tribe took a run-down older RV park and completely razed it and created a minimalist South...moreMy husband and I left three feet of snow in NE Oregon to head to warmer weather in Utah and Arizona. We discovered Kainab-Paiute RV Campground by accident when trying to make a reservation elsewhere. We loved staying in this RV campground. The tribe took a run-down older RV park and completely razed it and created a minimalist Southwest experience with red rock rodeways and RV sites with decorative rock borders. They have added native trees and vegetation and are planning to add more vegetation, a new pet area, a common area with tables and exercise stations. Several miles of trails afford walking options to nearby attractions and into incredibly scenic areas of the reservation. The park is very near to Pipe Springs National Monument visitor center for exploration of the history, geology & culture of the area. A delightful place to stay and staff are friendly and helpful. Restrooms, laundry and clubhouse are new and spotless. And you can’t beat the rate of $25/day!

This is a great RV park, with well groomed gravel pads, excellent full hookups, and a clubhouse that includes: * Squeaky clean, private showers* Laundromat with 4 washers and 4 dryers that all work ($1.75 each)* Game/TV room with ping-pong, and lending library of books, DVDs and games* Full kitchen for guest useThe staff wa...moreThis is a great RV park, with well groomed gravel pads, excellent full hookups, and a clubhouse that includes: * Squeaky clean, private showers* Laundromat with 4 washers and 4 dryers that all work ($1.75 each)* Game/TV room with ping-pong, and lending library of books, DVDs and games* Full kitchen for guest useThe staff was terrific (shout out to Dennis and Paula), and we actually paid $12.50 due to our Passport America membership. They also participate in Good Sam (10%).We spent one night here on our way to Zion, but it's a wonderful stop on the way to the Utah parks or Arizona Navajo country. Pipe Springs National Monument is next door, and the park overlooks some beautiful mountains. The park Wi-Fi works very well.Lost one star because the sites aren't paved, but otherwise highly recommended!

FIRST CLASS!! This park is spotless with large pull thru sites.Great utilities and the best wireless we have had lately. The workers and camp hosts are great. The RV park is on the Kaibub Paiute reservation. The views are stunning and you can see the Pipe Spring National Monument from the campground. We had never heard of this Monument...moreFIRST CLASS!! This park is spotless with large pull thru sites.Great utilities and the best wireless we have had lately. The workers and camp hosts are great. The RV park is on the Kaibub Paiute reservation. The views are stunning and you can see the Pipe Spring National Monument from the campground. We had never heard of this Monument before but it was so interesting and the tour is only 30 minutes long with lots of good information. Don't miss the movie in the visitors center. Also, you can get in free with your America the Beautiful pass.The RV park is immaculate. The main building, where they take reservations, is very large .It has a kitchen they will let you use if needed and at the back of the building is a huge covered pavilion with picnic tables and two propane fire pits you can use. This building is where the bathrooms, shower and laundry room are located. They also have a DVD lending library and board games to borrow. You have a code that gets you into the back door to use these facilities. The 4 private showers are like home showers. The laundry room is great. 4 washers @ $1.75 a load and 4 dryers @ $1.75 a load with a large folding table. Again, so clean.Each tent in the tent area is separated from the next one by enough space to park a car. They have railroad tires surrounding the area where you actually put your tent with a picnic table in it and also a fire pit. There is a dog park area with real grass! There is no cell signal here. We didn't miss it since we emailed our kids and told them to do the same to us if they needed us. The restaurant Flying Grill, about 1/2 mile away, is fantastic and so reasonable.

We ended up here as a base to visit a lot of local sights; Antelope, Glen Canyon Dam, Horseshoe Bend, Hoodoos, Coral Pink Sand Dunes and Kanab. Loved being off the highway and away from a town. There is a great cycling path right from the campground. It’s very newly renovated and kept in pristine condition. With Passport America, we ...moreWe ended up here as a base to visit a lot of local sights; Antelope, Glen Canyon Dam, Horseshoe Bend, Hoodoos, Coral Pink Sand Dunes and Kanab. Loved being off the highway and away from a town. There is a great cycling path right from the campground. It’s very newly renovated and kept in pristine condition. With Passport America, we paid $12.50/night for a great place. Amazing value. Very limited cell and some WiFi.

Easy easy easy. Was easy to find. Easy pull through spot. Easy to like. We got the Passport America discount on our spot. Nice park with great facilities. Did laundry and had a nice shower. Everything is well cared for and clean. Jim at check in was fantastic. Had good WiFi too.

We stayed 2 nights to get recharged and warmed up during the cold snap the area received in early Feb. The staff are over the top accommodating, fullhookups (everything worked), blazing fast internet, absolutely spotless showers and restrooms, spotless clubhouse and almost all pull through gravel sites that can satisfy a big guy and a ...moreWe stayed 2 nights to get recharged and warmed up during the cold snap the area received in early Feb. The staff are over the top accommodating, fullhookups (everything worked), blazing fast internet, absolutely spotless showers and restrooms, spotless clubhouse and almost all pull through gravel sites that can satisfy a big guy and a toad. We are 52 feet with truck attached and had room to spare. Whole place was nature quiet and very peaceful. This WILL be one of our go to stops enroute to AZ for the winter. Price reflects Passport America.

Kind of raw when we were there but the folks were terrific and the campground has a lot of potential. We were here in our previous TT.

The club house is beautiful, air conditioned, kitchen with stove, micro-wave, refrigerator and stocked to use. Lots of tables indoor and out on the shaded back deck, free internet, board games, lawn games, large screen tv. Laundry room and free showers open 24/7. This is by far the nicest campground I've been to in my life, no exaggera...moreThe club house is beautiful, air conditioned, kitchen with stove, micro-wave, refrigerator and stocked to use. Lots of tables indoor and out on the shaded back deck, free internet, board games, lawn games, large screen tv. Laundry room and free showers open 24/7. This is by far the nicest campground I've been to in my life, no exaggeration and I'm 63. Tent site was 12.00 and they have full hock up sites for 30.00.

We really enjoyed this clean and peaceful campground. It was very quiet here and you could tell the manager and staff take pride in their campground. Like others have said, very nice showers, and bathrooms. Nice small laundry room and clubhouse with big TV, kitchen, and ping pong table. We enjoyed walking to the nearby gas station and ...moreWe really enjoyed this clean and peaceful campground. It was very quiet here and you could tell the manager and staff take pride in their campground. Like others have said, very nice showers, and bathrooms. Nice small laundry room and clubhouse with big TV, kitchen, and ping pong table. We enjoyed walking to the nearby gas station and restaurant and saw a coyote one day on our walk. Pipe Springs National Monument across the street was a great stop as well! Zion National Park is an hour north of here, and the North Rim of the Grand Canyon is about 80 miles away. If we are in the area again, we will stay here! Blog post https://thefree.family/2018/06/07/fredonia-az/

We were travelling up from cottonwood az on the way toward Zion Utah. It's pretty close to Kanab Utah which is a neat little town.Very clean clubhouse and level spots. Excellent value

We came from Jacobs Lake area and was very disappointed with the excess of people, trailers and campers! The North & South Rims are for certain beautiful, but when you add in the people it is a nightmare. This is what impressed my wife and two dogs when we pulled into the Kaibab Paiute Tribal CG, the separation of the sites was a DELI...moreWe came from Jacobs Lake area and was very disappointed with the excess of people, trailers and campers! The North & South Rims are for certain beautiful, but when you add in the people it is a nightmare. This is what impressed my wife and two dogs when we pulled into the Kaibab Paiute Tribal CG, the separation of the sites was a DELIGHT and we didn't have to worry about our DVD sound affecting others in the CG. The facility is excellent compared to almost any other facility we have been camping at over the last 6 years. I was impressed with the clean, well designed and implemented hookups; for instance all the distances from the hookups connected and were of top quality. The indoor facility has been designed for the Customer as the large screen TV, ping pong table, dominoes table and office make for a most friendly environment. Then one looks down the hall off the game room and there are 4 showers with beautiful tile and cleanliness matched by no RV facilities we have been to. The laundry room has 4 brand new washing machines and dryers that cost $1.75 for each machine.The play ground for both kids, dogs and adults is a grass covered filed some 50' by 100' area with potty bags and containers available for dog pickups. Very nicely done!We came to the area via Campendium and a phone call to the CampGround person at the desk, who was most courteous and helpful. When we arrived we found another individual that was also courteous and helpful, who explained and showed us all of the facility.Our particular trip this Spring 2018 was only 6 weeks long and we have NOT been impressed with almost all of the RV Parks we have planned on staying at; a lot of this is due to the fact that they DO NOT have WiFi!! The Kaibab Paiute Tribal CG & RV has one of the best, if not the best and fastest and FREE, of all facilities we have visited over the last 6 years! This includes our 5 month trips to Canada and the Pacific NW.Truly was a great pleasure to visit and stay at this facility!! Vic & Joy & Klondike & Atlin

We stayed here for three nights in early May 2018. The front office was very welcoming and happily accepted our Passport America card. That’s half the standard $25 rate = $12.50/night for full hookups!!! We use 30 amp but 50 amp is also available.Spots are wide open with expansive views. Many are pull-through’s and although there...moreWe stayed here for three nights in early May 2018. The front office was very welcoming and happily accepted our Passport America card. That’s half the standard $25 rate = $12.50/night for full hookups!!! We use 30 amp but 50 amp is also available.Spots are wide open with expansive views. Many are pull-through’s and although there is minimal vegitation between sites there is plenty of space between rigs. Sites are gravel and ours did require some leveling.We had no service with T-mobile or AT&T, but park wi-fi reception was good. Download speed was 8 mbps which is quite good for trailer park wi-fi and suitable for streaming, but upload speeds were a poor .5 mbps.The laundry facilities, restrooms, and showers were immaculate.The park is 50 miles from Zion, but those were some of the prettiest 50 miles you could want if you come in from the East.All in all we were very pleased with the park and thought it was a steal. I couldn’t understand why it wasn’t full, but there was plenty of room.

This park is beautiful. Sadly my husband and I could not stay here because of the lack of service (he works remotely). But if you’re in the area and having signal isn’t a huge deal, i’d definitely recommend this place. If you come after 5pm, you just have to check in with the gas station. I

We left Lake Powell heading for Kanab without reservations on Thursday of UEA weekend. If you’ve never heard of UEA weekend it’s a Utah Teacher In-Service day (Friday) in October which means every Utah public school has at least a 3 day weekend if not the whole week off for fall break. Parks and campgrounds in the state are mobbed. ...moreWe left Lake Powell heading for Kanab without reservations on Thursday of UEA weekend. If you’ve never heard of UEA weekend it’s a Utah Teacher In-Service day (Friday) in October which means every Utah public school has at least a 3 day weekend if not the whole week off for fall break. Parks and campgrounds in the state are mobbed. We figured we’d have to do some dispersed camping on BLM land and listen to the ATVs. Then we found the review for this campground and decided to see if they had space. Tonight there are only a handful of rigs and 2 tenters in the park.The location is fairly convenient to Toroweap, North Rim Grand Canyon, Grand Staircase-Escalante and several other attractions in southwest Utah. Zion is only about 50 miles away but we won’t go near it on such a busy weekend. Pipe Spring National Monument is just down the road. It’s a small monument commemorating Native American, Mormon and other explorers of the area. The 3 star rating for site quality is due to Goat’s Heads (puncture vine) which have prickles that get stuck in shoes, stuck in dogs paws and generally make walking miserable. The staff is busy trying to manage them with flame throwers but it’s a tough fight. We’ve encountered them all throughout Arizona. Other than that the campground is in pretty good shape and the staff has been extremely attentive and helpful. Sites are gravel and most are level or very close.

This is a great place to camp. The staff are super friendly, always asking if there was anything we needed. The kitchen was open during the day, and they had 4 very large very clean showers. We will stay here often.

Very quiet with sweeping views across the Kaibab Plateau. Looks like this campground is pretty new and they are still putting finishing touches on it (as of April 2016). Only a few sites had picnic tables and fire rings. All sites are gravel & pull-through, but turns might be tight for larger rigs. Sites have 30 and 50 amp service, wat...moreVery quiet with sweeping views across the Kaibab Plateau. Looks like this campground is pretty new and they are still putting finishing touches on it (as of April 2016). Only a few sites had picnic tables and fire rings. All sites are gravel & pull-through, but turns might be tight for larger rigs. Sites have 30 and 50 amp service, water & sewer on new concrete aprons. There is a large building with shower stalls and laundry, but it was closed at the time of our visit. Presumably it is open when the campground is busier.Check in and pay for your site at the Chevron Station on the corner of Pipe Springs Road. Cell service is very marginal for data unless you have a booster. The closest towns with grocery stores and laundry would be Kanab and Hurricane.