Overall, good campground. The Bryce NP shuttle stops right at the campground. Park wise, I can't speak for the wifi. Cellular coverage was good so I didn't use the wifi. Some sites (mine) are recently leveled via large amounts of backfill. While this makes for a nice level site, one now has to climb up and down a loose gravel emban...moreOverall, good campground. The Bryce NP shuttle stops right at the campground. Park wise, I can't speak for the wifi. Cellular coverage was good so I didn't use the wifi. Some sites (mine) are recently leveled via large amounts of backfill. While this makes for a nice level site, one now has to climb up and down a loose gravel embankment to reach hookups. It makes dumping easy though ????. Location and full hookups are the real benefit of this park.

I travelled here with a 35’ 5th wheel, long bed pickup and parked in site #115, a FHU PT site for $48/night This was an unplanned stop and Ruby’s was great about moving some things around so we could stay here for a few nights at the last minute. There was a significant amount of snow on the ground (4-7”) so camping in the National Par...moreI travelled here with a 35’ 5th wheel, long bed pickup and parked in site #115, a FHU PT site for $48/night This was an unplanned stop and Ruby’s was great about moving some things around so we could stay here for a few nights at the last minute. There was a significant amount of snow on the ground (4-7”) so camping in the National Park was not going to work for us as originally planned. The roads were asphalt and the site was gravel. With all the snow on the ground we couldn’t find the sewer connection and had to pull back out to go dump our tanks before setting up. When the snow melted, we found that the top of the sewer outlet had been broken off because it was too far into the parking area and at least 15-20’ from the other utility hookups (it was under our rig…). The location of the picnic table and fire pit were well away from the rig which was kind of odd. Also, the exit was hard to get around. We ended up doubling back through the CG to go out the way we came in. They have propane at the CG which was handy given the weather. Wifi was good, 2 bars Verizon, no OTA. Didn’t check the bathhouse. The laundry room was good size and clean. Ruby’s also has a decent CG grocery store and restaurant. We ate down the road at Bryce Canyon Pines – good dinner and GREAT pie! Cedar Breaks was a good day trip and Red Canyon was awesome in addition to Bryce Canyon. I would definitely stay there again if I needed a CG with hookups. If you can't get into the park or here, check out Kodachrome Basin State Park. It's roughly 30 minutes away and had one of the best bathhouses/laundry rooms I have seen in over 18 months of continuous travel. Plus the campground is beautiful, nestled up in the red rocks.

Look for specials online for this Campground that is just outside gate and visitor center. This CG became a base for us as we needed to have parts expressed to us for a window that would not stay closed. Office managed this for us once we had a reservation.This CG along with a hotel & restaurants might seem touristy to many, but ...moreLook for specials online for this Campground that is just outside gate and visitor center. This CG became a base for us as we needed to have parts expressed to us for a window that would not stay closed. Office managed this for us once we had a reservation.This CG along with a hotel & restaurants might seem touristy to many, but if you are traveling with kids or older folk then it is especially terrific. The place itself is longtime family owned and has it’s own 100 year history.We love Utah NP’s where the scenery is so stunning and the parks are so easily accessible that when are kids were young these were our first spots when we got our first camper. Turns out we were at this campground 20 years ago with our granddaughter and only recognized the fact by some old photos.Sites for all sizes and viewable online. Bathroom and shower clean. Dog friendly and tons of things to do and see. If you like Bbq try IDK BBQ one town over! Busy and worth it when looking for good food in a tourist stop!

When I called to make a reservation the guy who answered the phone sounded very busy. I asked about any discounts and he said they didn’t offer any. No good Sam’s or seniors discounts at all. Today, we were in town and where I could could come eat to internet. So I googled this campground to set my map to it. I noticed they offere...moreWhen I called to make a reservation the guy who answered the phone sounded very busy. I asked about any discounts and he said they didn’t offer any. No good Sam’s or seniors discounts at all. Today, we were in town and where I could could come eat to internet. So I googled this campground to set my map to it. I noticed they offered a 30% fall discount for this month. So when we got here I mentioned it to the lady and she abruptly told me no. Said I had to book online to get it. It is just irritating to me that you get no discount or anything if they have to talk to you. I feel like a lot of us campers are away and without internet service. We are at citizens, we do belong to good Sam and I would have booked on line if I could have. We are staying for 5 days and 30% is a lot. She could have been more customer service oriented and at least given me 10% since their ad offers 30%. And our campsite is unlevel and their water hydrants are not heated. Not feeling it for this place.

I can't say enough good things about Ruby's! The back side of this cg is new within the last 10 years and are huge!!! Your own grass lawn, fire pit and table. Very spread out. The campground is right at the entrance to the National Park. The camp store prices are typical tourist prices so bring what you need. The older cg is sti...moreI can't say enough good things about Ruby's! The back side of this cg is new within the last 10 years and are huge!!! Your own grass lawn, fire pit and table. Very spread out. The campground is right at the entrance to the National Park. The camp store prices are typical tourist prices so bring what you need. The older cg is still roomy and they have the shade. Good free WIFI too. Great spot to enjoy Utah!!

Nice place. All utilities for our pull-thru worked fine, including the Wi-Fi (though T-Mobile 4G was faster). Near plenty of activities.

Ruby's is just outside the main Bryce Canyon entrance so great proximity to the park. Full hookups, picnic table. We had a nice site on the edge of a hill, which overlooked the far side of the campground. We were there on the 4th of July weekend 2021 and the place was packed and probably a bit noisier and smokier (campfires) than usual...moreRuby's is just outside the main Bryce Canyon entrance so great proximity to the park. Full hookups, picnic table. We had a nice site on the edge of a hill, which overlooked the far side of the campground. We were there on the 4th of July weekend 2021 and the place was packed and probably a bit noisier and smokier (campfires) than usual. For me the best part was the running/biking/walking trail just across from the entrance; very convenient. The path goes for miles in either direction. If you like well-prepared, healthy food, beware that your choices here will be extremely limited. Buffet restaurant, fast food, pizza is all we found to be close by.

Half the park is among trees providing some shade. There is what appears to be a newer section in the back of the park which is flat, more room between sites and no trees. I was in the newer section. AT&T cell signal was okay. Laundry room was very tight with many out-of-order machines, though I was able to get machines with no wait. T...moreHalf the park is among trees providing some shade. There is what appears to be a newer section in the back of the park which is flat, more room between sites and no trees. I was in the newer section. AT&T cell signal was okay. Laundry room was very tight with many out-of-order machines, though I was able to get machines with no wait. The grounds are pretty, quiet and well maintained. A short walk to a few, very few stores, shops and restaurants. There is a single gas station nearby. The Bryce Canyon Park shuttle stops right in front of the park and the park is the next stop on the loop. Tickets are sold at the stop. This is super convenient to the park.

The good: -Very close to Bryce Canyon.-Full hookups.-Decent cell, and WiFi reception.-Showers were very clean.-Laundry room was also good.I could not give 5 stars because:-The site was dirt, not gravel, and on a slope! We could not level!-Overcrowded!!-Checking in was chaotic. The receptionist was very polite, but o...moreThe good: -Very close to Bryce Canyon.-Full hookups.-Decent cell, and WiFi reception.-Showers were very clean.-Laundry room was also good.I could not give 5 stars because:-The site was dirt, not gravel, and on a slope! We could not level!-Overcrowded!!-Checking in was chaotic. The receptionist was very polite, but overwhelmed with trying to do too many things at one time!

Car camping. Had difficulty finding a dispersed place in this area. Paid for the night to use showers and laundry facilities. It is a crowded place, but that also means that It has good services. There’s a swimming pool with the hot tub. A large laundry facility. Could showers. Can walk to their café or general store. The closest pla...moreCar camping. Had difficulty finding a dispersed place in this area. Paid for the night to use showers and laundry facilities. It is a crowded place, but that also means that It has good services. There’s a swimming pool with the hot tub. A large laundry facility. Could showers. Can walk to their café or general store. The closest place you can possibly be to the entrance of Bryce

Want to start off by saying the young ladies in the front office were excellent and went above and beyond to fix our issues when first pulling in. Made our reservation last September, locked our big rig end spot in the back of the park, everything ready to go. We pull in after a seven hour ride from AZ to find another camper in our spo...moreWant to start off by saying the young ladies in the front office were excellent and went above and beyond to fix our issues when first pulling in. Made our reservation last September, locked our big rig end spot in the back of the park, everything ready to go. We pull in after a seven hour ride from AZ to find another camper in our spot. Supervisor came out to our location, created a solution for another end spot and all was well (story was much longer but whatever) Was told to come to the office, they would credit us a % on the nightly for the troubles and also gave us some bundles of wood for the next couple nights. Much more then I expected, was very very impressed with the customer service. Moving past this, the rest of the stay was fantastic. Large park for the kids to enjoy their bikes, great for walking the dogs, extra wide spots which kept the wood fire smoke out of the RV. Let’s not forget the excellent location directly outside Bryce Canyon national park. SXS friendly, great location, even some wildlife in and around the resort. Would definitely return, if traveling with a trailer or extra toys the big rig spots in the back will not disappoint, they are HUGE.

On the plus side is:great locationSteady electric (full hookups)Clean bath house and restroomsGeneral storeRestaurantNegatives:Was told we couldn’t register till 12noon (we got there at 11:40AM) Really?Sites are tight and are gravel and dirtPicnic table and fire pit (photo included)

Large campground with lots of trees although parking is rather haphazard. Our site, #78, was extremely unlevel and the hookups were located in the front. We were not able to connect the sewer hose. Wifi was excellent, clean bathrooms and laundromat with lots of machines. Great area to walk the dog across from our site.The location ...moreLarge campground with lots of trees although parking is rather haphazard. Our site, #78, was extremely unlevel and the hookups were located in the front. We were not able to connect the sewer hose. Wifi was excellent, clean bathrooms and laundromat with lots of machines. Great area to walk the dog across from our site.The location is wonderful, the shuttle stops right outside the office. A couple of restaurants and General Store (they have everything!) are within walking distance. There are also shops and an ice cream store across the street. There is a pool although we didn’t use it.A fire pit and bench appeared to be at each site. We would recommend this park and would stay here again.

The campground is located just outside the entrance of Bryce Canyon. The setting has a lot of pine trees and these sites are not on top of each other. They had some gorgeous premium sites in the back that were huge with your own little grass area and nice fire pit. I work online and their Internet was excellent. Their cell service was ...moreThe campground is located just outside the entrance of Bryce Canyon. The setting has a lot of pine trees and these sites are not on top of each other. They had some gorgeous premium sites in the back that were huge with your own little grass area and nice fire pit. I work online and their Internet was excellent. Their cell service was excellent too. Staff wasn’t overly friendly but what do you expect with 200 sites. This is not a small mom and pop RV campground.

Great campground. Not a lot of campers when we stayed in March. Everything you need in one place and close to the park. Free showers and friendly staff. Only stayed one night so did the Navajo to Queens hike the day we got in and then made the short drive to the arch in the morning.

Not much in site amenities- just a stone fire ring and picnic table. But this site had full hookups and is a fairly level, dirt/gravel pull through. The area is quiet and we were able to easily walk to the shuttle bus stop to show our national park passes. The location is perfect for a tour of Bryce.

As someone stated in an earlier review, not all sites here are created equal. When we arrived we were given site 116, which was a small back in. This was not a problem for our 22' Bambi, but once it was in there we realized the sewer was set up near the road as though the rig needed to pull along side the site, not backing in. It co...moreAs someone stated in an earlier review, not all sites here are created equal. When we arrived we were given site 116, which was a small back in. This was not a problem for our 22' Bambi, but once it was in there we realized the sewer was set up near the road as though the rig needed to pull along side the site, not backing in. It could have been achieved, but I normally don't like to travel with 25' of sewer hose (ha). We went back to the office and they kindly gave us site 159, which is in a series of pull through sites very close together with no trees. I believe other rows of sites are better than this row, keep this in mind.We used the pool one evening. It was heated and the hot tub was nice as well. As far as the location of the campground, obviously this is the main draw. The visitor center is just down the road and there is a bus stop right outside the main office. We did not use any wifi, could not pick anything up. Verizon was fairly good. Our homeschool was the non-digital version on the rim of Bryce working on junior ranger badges!I would consider other options personally next time in the area, but if we opted to stay at Ruby's again, I'd have better sites in mind and try to reserve those.

We had trouble with our original reservation in Cannonville so we scouted out a place to move to mid-stay.Ruby's is pretty much the whole game on the road to Bryce. They have probably half the concessions outside the park and they do a very good job with all of them. We were offered to pick the spot we liked in their overflow l...moreWe had trouble with our original reservation in Cannonville so we scouted out a place to move to mid-stay.Ruby's is pretty much the whole game on the road to Bryce. They have probably half the concessions outside the park and they do a very good job with all of them. We were offered to pick the spot we liked in their overflow lot which is across and down the street from the main RV park. Full hookups, level, gravel and some grass. No trees on this side but we didn't mind bc we had very good cell service here and the staff was so nice to help us after a negative experience elsewhere in the area. Ruby's is the only place I would stay when we come back.

Large campground. Sites are a little tight but clean and level. There’s a great gift shop and grocery on the grounds. Just across the street is access to a 6 mile one way paved bike path that takes you into Bryce. Worth the price.

We got in last minute and took an RV spot though we had a camper and (there were no tent sites available). For that reason, the value for money wasn’t worth it. Some RV spots are super sunny (like ours) and some had trees for shade. No grill, but there’s a fire pit and a good size picnic table. Not a lot of separation between spaces. B...moreWe got in last minute and took an RV spot though we had a camper and (there were no tent sites available). For that reason, the value for money wasn’t worth it. Some RV spots are super sunny (like ours) and some had trees for shade. No grill, but there’s a fire pit and a good size picnic table. Not a lot of separation between spaces. Bathroom and showers were ok and there’s laundry services and a big sink to wash your dishes. All in all, not a bad camp site, but for that price we would rather choose something else next time...

Great option if you don't have reservations. They have a nice, well maintained overflow area.

This is one of the RV parks where not all sites are created equal. Despite paying for a premium site, we had one of the narrowest in the park that was had to get into due to trees on each site and yet neighbors on either side had much more room. Our firepit was within 2 feet of the neighbor's sewer drain, yuck.Close to Bryce, the o...moreThis is one of the RV parks where not all sites are created equal. Despite paying for a premium site, we had one of the narrowest in the park that was had to get into due to trees on each site and yet neighbors on either side had much more room. Our firepit was within 2 feet of the neighbor's sewer drain, yuck.Close to Bryce, the only reason we would pay this much for a few nights. 2 star rating reflects the fact that I think the sites are way overpriced for what you get, even in a tourist location, especially since we seemed to have one of the narrowest sites that was considered premium, very long site, but very narrow with the trees.Sites were fairly levels, but very, very dusty and the ATVers drove through too fast kicking up more dust.We were here when fire danger was extremely high but campfires were allowed which left us smelling a lot of smoke when the windows were open.Only reason to pick this place is convenience to Bryce. Some sites were very close to the highway, luckily ours was much further back so we didn't hear much noise.

We’ve stayed here twice now. I suggest paying the extra to stay in the big rig area in the back since those sites are huge, flat and each has a grassy area and plenty of space. This time we stayed in site 111 which was a long pull through wedged in on a corner in between two other sites. Our sewer hookup was 2’ from our neighbors door....moreWe’ve stayed here twice now. I suggest paying the extra to stay in the big rig area in the back since those sites are huge, flat and each has a grassy area and plenty of space. This time we stayed in site 111 which was a long pull through wedged in on a corner in between two other sites. Our sewer hookup was 2’ from our neighbors door. The site was gravel/dirt, but was level. We did have to back out in the morning since the branches would have hit our roof. Aside from all that, it is a nice campground with lots of amenities and we could actually walk back from the park (2 miles) on a dedicated bike path.

For location - and full hookup, you can't beat it. Minutes from Bryce.Park is a bit haphazard - sites at weird angles and shapes. eg, my neighbors fire ring was three feet from the back corner of my bedroom... Back sites are wider\flatter, but have no shade. Front sites a bit more random - but smaller. Pro tip - coming or going...moreFor location - and full hookup, you can't beat it. Minutes from Bryce.Park is a bit haphazard - sites at weird angles and shapes. eg, my neighbors fire ring was three feet from the back corner of my bedroom... Back sites are wider\flatter, but have no shade. Front sites a bit more random - but smaller. Pro tip - coming or going north, the pass from the 15 to the 89 (the 20) is long and steep. Take the 89 instead - much flatter and more enjoyable than a 10 mile steep climb!

We only stayed 1 night at Ruby’s but wouldn’t have minded another one or two. It’s huge and bustling, but the more wooded full hookup sites near the front and by the tent areas are shady and some offer a little privacy. Had nice piney smell and friendly vibe among campers. Can bike or take free shuttle into Bruce canyon. Sides were lev...moreWe only stayed 1 night at Ruby’s but wouldn’t have minded another one or two. It’s huge and bustling, but the more wooded full hookup sites near the front and by the tent areas are shady and some offer a little privacy. Had nice piney smell and friendly vibe among campers. Can bike or take free shuttle into Bruce canyon. Sides were level and clean. I would avoid the many sites at the back, which looked like folks tailgating at a sporting event parking lot.

We stayed in the big rig section of Ruby’s. The sites were awesome. They are gravel but level. The campsite has grass and lava rock around the fire pit. Sites are huge and this part of the park is very quite. Ruby’s has a large general store that had plenty of groceries, camping supplies, and even souvenirs. You are extremely close to...moreWe stayed in the big rig section of Ruby’s. The sites were awesome. They are gravel but level. The campsite has grass and lava rock around the fire pit. Sites are huge and this part of the park is very quite. Ruby’s has a large general store that had plenty of groceries, camping supplies, and even souvenirs. You are extremely close to Bryce Canyon National Park entrance from this park. We had good cell service as well as great internet.

We stayed 2 nights here after staying at Pine Lake down the road. Check in went great and good hosts. Perfect spot to explore Bryce Canyon and surrounding areas. Easy to get in/out and level pads. Try to stay in a pull through if larger RV. Full hook-ups, nice shower, grocery store for supplies, Ruby Diner, gas station across the...moreWe stayed 2 nights here after staying at Pine Lake down the road. Check in went great and good hosts. Perfect spot to explore Bryce Canyon and surrounding areas. Easy to get in/out and level pads. Try to stay in a pull through if larger RV. Full hook-ups, nice shower, grocery store for supplies, Ruby Diner, gas station across the street and heated pool. There is a shuttle station right in front of the park that will take you into Bryce. Many hiking trails, visitor center and general store in Bryce. It snowed a little (even in June!) so bring warm clothing just in case. Our 2 dogs were comfortable there. Good cell service if you need to get online or work. There are even Tee Pees to rent!

We came during COVID season and were hoping to stay in the park. Unfortunately, North and Sunset Campgrounds were scheduled to open within the following week. We were contemplating staying at a dispersed down the road but because it was late and getting dark, we decided with what was near us. Ruby's Inn was a great choice for a full ho...moreWe came during COVID season and were hoping to stay in the park. Unfortunately, North and Sunset Campgrounds were scheduled to open within the following week. We were contemplating staying at a dispersed down the road but because it was late and getting dark, we decided with what was near us. Ruby's Inn was a great choice for a full hookup RV spot. It was inexpensive, leveled, and quiet throughout the night. Their WiFi seemed to not work with any of my electronics (computer, TV, or phone) but our hotspot filled that gap. We had 2 bars of Verizon but with a booster, we were able to get 5 bars. The pool is tiny but does its job keeping the kids busy. My only gripe is that some fire pits, including ours in site 132, were in awkward positions. For example, ours was right next to the hook ups and we had to walk around the back side of our trailer to utilize it. Some of our neighbors fire pits were far from their doorstep and some were right next to their trailer. Location is nice, and there is a Bryce Canyon shuttle stop right in front of the campground (you have to pay your entrance fee or have an annual pass to get on). There is a bike trail nearby that winds all the way to the entrance of the park.

We stayed here right before Bryce re-opened (Covid2020) so the campground was 90% empty. It was heaven! Our site was big, flat, shaded, a picnic table, and a rough fire pit. Staff was friendly. Lots of walking trails and a little lake. Ruby’s Inn has a lot to offer that was shut down for the pandemic like swimming, shops, and restauran...moreWe stayed here right before Bryce re-opened (Covid2020) so the campground was 90% empty. It was heaven! Our site was big, flat, shaded, a picnic table, and a rough fire pit. Staff was friendly. Lots of walking trails and a little lake. Ruby’s Inn has a lot to offer that was shut down for the pandemic like swimming, shops, and restaurants. Very big rig friendly but also accommodating to groups, renters, ATVers...you name it! We will be back when the park is open, but I suspect we will miss the solitude of isolation (can’t have everything ????).

We stopped over for the night to visit Bryce National park, this campground is perfect and the entrance to the Park is only 2-1/2 miles up they road and they provide a shuttle, not sure if they charge for it though. Our site was sufficient albeit a bit off level from front to back but a nice pull through. Full hookups, great water pres...moreWe stopped over for the night to visit Bryce National park, this campground is perfect and the entrance to the Park is only 2-1/2 miles up they road and they provide a shuttle, not sure if they charge for it though. Our site was sufficient albeit a bit off level from front to back but a nice pull through. Full hookups, great water pressure. WIFI is free but slow @ about 3mb download. Really clean park. Would definitely stay again but they dont accept any club discounts.

This is the park to stay at if you are...A. Going to Bryce CanyonAnd B. Renting a RV. The park is extremely close to Bryce Canyon and even has a shuttle stop just outside on the Main Street, but it is filled with tourists. It’s awesome seeing so many people who normally wouldn’t be out camping out enjoying our national p...moreThis is the park to stay at if you are...A. Going to Bryce CanyonAnd B. Renting a RV. The park is extremely close to Bryce Canyon and even has a shuttle stop just outside on the Main Street, but it is filled with tourists. It’s awesome seeing so many people who normally wouldn’t be out camping out enjoying our national parks, but people who don’t typically camp and don’t know common park etiquette can really bring down a park. Ruby’s is the go to tourists stop at Bryce and the ratio of rented RVs to owned ones was probably as high as 9-1. We saw so many people just walking through others campsites and doing other things you typically don’t see. We only came here because we needed to do laundry and needed to dump and fill our tanks. Add this to the fact that Ruby’s is really pricy and that the Dixie national forest allows for free boondocking and we won’t be coming back.

We stayed here only because the Bryce Canyon NP sites are first come/first served. We made the reservations at least 6 months in advance, but ended up with a horrible site. Basically, the trailer was at the top of a hill, with our tow vehicle on the downhill side. Neighbors we right outside our window, there was no room on our side to ...moreWe stayed here only because the Bryce Canyon NP sites are first come/first served. We made the reservations at least 6 months in advance, but ended up with a horrible site. Basically, the trailer was at the top of a hill, with our tow vehicle on the downhill side. Neighbors we right outside our window, there was no room on our side to put out chairs or get comfortable. We looked over what was basically a parking lot for big rigs. We found after talking to a camp host at the NP that if we got there before 10:00 am we would likely get a spot. We took his advice and on the third day we left Ruby's and found a very nice spot in the NP. Next time we will reserve a single night at Ruby's and then spend the rest of time in the NP. The difference is striking. Trees, quiet, roomy - peaceful.Ruby's seems to own everything outside the park. The prices reflect this. Buy any groceries or necessities before getting to Bryce.

Best RV park yet!

We stayed in the large rig area which was the newer section of the park. All sites are very large and pull through. Although we didn't use the bathroom and showers we did check them out and they were clean and up-to-date. As in the other post the shuttle to Bryce Canyon is directly in front of the park office. The resort has a pool, l...moreWe stayed in the large rig area which was the newer section of the park. All sites are very large and pull through. Although we didn't use the bathroom and showers we did check them out and they were clean and up-to-date. As in the other post the shuttle to Bryce Canyon is directly in front of the park office. The resort has a pool, laundromat, and Wi-Fi. It's close enough walking distance to restaurants, General Store and shopping.

Sites were close, we had one right behind the RV office. Very busy. We were right on the road but not alot of noise. Great access to Bryce, shuttle was right out front. OK for what we needed.

We had read several reviews about staff being rude & unhelpful, we found this totally untrue. Granted we were there during the week & it was middle of October & the campground closes @ the end of October all might have contributed but we found the staff extremely helpful. We had to have some pkgs delivered & as soon as they got them th...moreWe had read several reviews about staff being rude & unhelpful, we found this totally untrue. Granted we were there during the week & it was middle of October & the campground closes @ the end of October all might have contributed but we found the staff extremely helpful. We had to have some pkgs delivered & as soon as they got them they called us they had arrived, Now the staff @ the lodge in the dining room is a whole different matter, was so glad we were in the MH & I could cook because if you are waiting on service from THAT staff you are probably still waiting on service. HORRIBLE service in restaurant, will not EVER try to eat there again,

Ruby's location is fantastic - the shuttle bus that goes into Bryce Canyon National Park stops right in front of the campground, so we took the shuttle into the park several times. There's also a walk/bike path that you can take from Ruby's into the park. It's a long walk, but we did it several times. There are shops and stores in the ...moreRuby's location is fantastic - the shuttle bus that goes into Bryce Canyon National Park stops right in front of the campground, so we took the shuttle into the park several times. There's also a walk/bike path that you can take from Ruby's into the park. It's a long walk, but we did it several times. There are shops and stores in the town (which is in the opposite direction from the national park), but we never explored them. As we understand it, Ruby's owns everything there and they price things accordingly. We were told to stock up on groceries before coming in, which is what we did. We also skipped out on the restaurants because they seemed like tourist traps.We were in the new section in the back which is basically made up of several rows of enormous pull through sites with tons of space between them. The sites are huge and the spacing is great, but it feels very open. They've planted trees and I assume several years from now, it will be fantastic, but right now, it feels like a giant parking lot. All things considered though, at least we weren't sitting on top of our neighbors.Customer service was pretty lacking here. This is where the whole corporate thing comes in. I am sure they see hundreds of guests each week and most only stay for a couple days, but that doesn't mean customer service shouldn't be a priority. They just were not warm nor friendly at the office. Additionally, I booked our stay at least 6 months before our visit and requested any one of 6 or 7 specific site numbers, but they completely blew it off and gave us a site in the area we didn't want to be it. It wasn't a huge deal, but if someone is staying an entire week and paying $60 per night to do so, it would be nice if the company would at least attempt to accommodate a site request.The overall sense we had with this place was that Ruby's owns everything in town and they really don't have to care too much about their customers. It's always busy, turnover is always high, and most people aren't going to come back anyway, so they don't really care. It all makes sense. It just didn't leave us with a great feeling. In contrast, we found Zion Canyon Campground to be just as convenient to Zion National Park as Ruby's was to Bryce, yet it cost $10 less per night, the people were friendlier, and we could go grocery shopping in the town without being gouged. Ruby's was "fine." It's just nowhere we have any grand desire to return to.

Adjacent to Bryce Canyon NP, this commercial campground is clean and partially wooded. It provides both full RV amenities and more limited sites. The area we were in had scattered trees. The restrooms and showers were in the lobby building and required a code for entry. They were clean and usable.The shuttle into Bryce Canyon stops...moreAdjacent to Bryce Canyon NP, this commercial campground is clean and partially wooded. It provides both full RV amenities and more limited sites. The area we were in had scattered trees. The restrooms and showers were in the lobby building and required a code for entry. They were clean and usable.The shuttle into Bryce Canyon stops at the campground. (Note no units over 20 ft were allowed into the park without a reserved campsite.)We had a good stay here.

There seems to be a Ruby’s empire, where everything has Ruby’s name in front of it. As others have noted, the sites are very close to one another. The area is nicely wooded. There is a general store which is convenient but very expensive. Rubys diner has the worst food we’ve eaten at in the 40 days we’ve been on the road, so there’s t...moreThere seems to be a Ruby’s empire, where everything has Ruby’s name in front of it. As others have noted, the sites are very close to one another. The area is nicely wooded. There is a general store which is convenient but very expensive. Rubys diner has the worst food we’ve eaten at in the 40 days we’ve been on the road, so there’s that, if you’re looking to set records of any kind. The public restroom was excellent and very clean. There was a fire pit which was nice, if confusing, given that the risk of fire in the area at the time we were there was very high. Ruby’s told us that they merely follow guidance given by the National Park Service. There was a spot for shuttle pick up and drop off and for a 3 1/2 hour guided bus tour of Arches that was free with a senior or national Park pass.

We stayed at Ruby's RV Campground over the Memorial Day weekend in May 2018. The campground was crowded, but we expected that. Our site was a bit narrow in that it did not allow us to fully extend the awning, but again that was okay. Site was almost level and a couple of leveling blocks later all was okay. Their internet was not secure...moreWe stayed at Ruby's RV Campground over the Memorial Day weekend in May 2018. The campground was crowded, but we expected that. Our site was a bit narrow in that it did not allow us to fully extend the awning, but again that was okay. Site was almost level and a couple of leveling blocks later all was okay. Their internet was not secure and the directions to log into it were obtuse. In the end we just logged on the old fashioned way. We must admit, although the wifi was not secure it was fast and seemed to work great a majority of the time. The reason for our stay was to ride our side by sides on the ATV trails and that experience was stellar. Coffee drinkers beware, could not find K Cups either in the camp store or the General Store at Ruby's. Did find them in Tropic.

The start of the bike path into Zion, the shuttle in. So much so close. If you have a MH and no toad, this place is awesome. Lots of local eateries. We were placed across from the group sites so it was a little noisy during the day, but night was fine. The only issue is the campfire rings are weirdly placed so we ended up with our ...moreThe start of the bike path into Zion, the shuttle in. So much so close. If you have a MH and no toad, this place is awesome. Lots of local eateries. We were placed across from the group sites so it was a little noisy during the day, but night was fine. The only issue is the campfire rings are weirdly placed so we ended up with our neighbors in our site using one of the 2 fire rings in it. It was super weird. They had one on the other side of them, but I guess it was too far up?

They have multiple parts to the campground. 1 of the RV parts is just a huge parking lot with no shade and small grass areas spread out for some sites. Other parts are very shaded. Tents are scattered about. Your experience here could vary wildly from mine (shaded, fairly private site) which is why I'm not bumping this to 4 stars. Also...moreThey have multiple parts to the campground. 1 of the RV parts is just a huge parking lot with no shade and small grass areas spread out for some sites. Other parts are very shaded. Tents are scattered about. Your experience here could vary wildly from mine (shaded, fairly private site) which is why I'm not bumping this to 4 stars. Also watch out for low hanging branches. I saw a scrape up next to me.Bring your groceries. The onsite grocery store is outrageously priced.Bryce Canyon is spectacular and you could not have a better location. There is an off road bike path that runs right across the street from the park and you can ride your bike a couple of miles to Bryce Canyon. Then it continues through the entire canyon. The hiking is great and it's also a very accessible park for people that don't want strenuous activities. You can see pretty much all of the great lookouts from parking the car and walking over.Internet on ATT was great. I was getting 20+ d/l speeds throughout the entire day. Verizon was terrible for d/l speeds but voice worked. No T mobile.The wifi was ok during non peak times, pretty unusable during peak.Dog owners note, Bryce Canyon only allows dogs on 1 small paved trail and other paved areas but nearby is Kodachrome State Park which is dog friendly and I hiked some awesome trails there with the pups.All in all, the best place to stay but bring your food with you.Site accessibility (Strange layout but easy to follow map) - 3Campground location (10 min drive to Bryce Canyon) - 5Nearby amenities (Rip off grocery store, very few choices) - 2Site Privacy (Large sites but no privacy, some site no privacy) - 3Campground amenities (50 amp FHU, very clean laundry/large, clean bathrooms, propane onsite) - 4Dog friendly (Walking inside the park, no dog park) - 3Activities (Bryce, Hiking, biking) - 5Cost ($43/night for FHU, no cable) - 3Staff friendliness (Friendly but not much site maintenance) - 3Connectivity (Decent wifi, excellent ATT voice and data, slow Verizon, no T mobile, minimal OTA) - 3Total rating = 3.5

While we weren't pleased with our space (no trees, no usable fire pit), we would stay here again and make specific requests. I also think the partial hook up spots were WAY better than full hook up (where we were). You can walk to "town", shuttle to Bryce is right there, really quiet campground.

Bryce Canyon National Park should be on everyone's Must Do list, and if you're looking for a campground, this is the place to be. Beautiful campground and HUGE! Right at the entrance to the NP and the shuttle stops right here. Easy. This campground is owned and managed by Best Western (the whole town is, actually). Check-in was pretty ...moreBryce Canyon National Park should be on everyone's Must Do list, and if you're looking for a campground, this is the place to be. Beautiful campground and HUGE! Right at the entrance to the NP and the shuttle stops right here. Easy. This campground is owned and managed by Best Western (the whole town is, actually). Check-in was pretty easy, but it is a very large, very busy campground, so there can be a line at times. Parking for registration is kinda awkward and can get congested - there really isn't a designated registration parking area, so everyone just pulls in where they can. We had a Big Rig site in the new portion, which is in the back section of the property. Ours was not the "premium" site, so we did not have the grassy lawn area between sites, just gravel, but it was still really nice. As mentioned in previous reviews, the sites in this new section are very, very large. A lot of space between you and your neighbors - it's basically just a huge, gravel parking lot with very sparse, young trees that aren't yet developed enough to provide any shade or privacy, but because of how much space there is between each site, privacy isn't really an issue. Nice picnic tables and fire rings. Our site was not level; there was a bit of a ditch running through it that we had to straddle. Cell coverage was "okay", but could get spotty (1 bar Extended to 3 bars 3G), so we did have to use our WeBoost, which got us one bar of 4G/LTE with Verizon (our boondocking friends in Dixie National Forest north of Hwy 12 had awesome Verizon coverage with 3-4 solid bars of 4G/LTE!). Wi-Fi was pretty good, but could get bogged down at peak hours. There were Wi-Fi towers evenly scattered throughout the park. The sites in the older section are heavily treed and looked really beautiful. Yes, they are closer together, but if I was to visit in the summer, that's where I would want to be. The heavy tree coverage looked to provide very good privacy between sites. We saw very large Class A's in this area, but I would be particular when requesting a site with a large rig. Right outside the campground is a beautiful walking path/bike path that runs the whole length of the Red Canyon. We don't have bikes, but this gorgeous trail really made me wish we did. Speaking of Red Canyon, if you're coming from the West into Bryce Canyon City, you will go through two tunnels that are 13'6" - there is a sign warning you of these tunnels as you turn onto Hwy 12 from 89. Eating establishments are, for the most part, run-of-the-mill tourist diner type places. We did eat dinner one night at the Bryce Canyon Park Lodge, which we enjoyed, but it was very expensive. There are groceries at Ruby's Inn General Store, within walking distance of the campground, and it has a decent selection of frozen cuts of butcher meats - chicken, steaks, pork chops, bacon, sausage, etc. and some fresh produce, frozen fruits/veggies, beer, pre-packaged deli meals, paper products, etc. If this doesn't suit, Panguitch has a great little grocery store called Joe's Main Street Market that should get you pretty much anything you need.

Ruby's is a wonderful place to spend a week and explore the area around Bryce National Park. We stayed in the newer big rig section which is a bit more sparse in terms of trees but the sites are very generously sized and have a large raised grassy area with fire pit and picnic table. It's wide open like a parking lot, but still nice be...moreRuby's is a wonderful place to spend a week and explore the area around Bryce National Park. We stayed in the newer big rig section which is a bit more sparse in terms of trees but the sites are very generously sized and have a large raised grassy area with fire pit and picnic table. It's wide open like a parking lot, but still nice because the sites are so large. Verizon 4G works pretty well and the park wifi is Okay. Visiting Bryce Canyon is easy via car, bicycle or you can take the shuttle bus which stops right on site. There are no large grocery stores in the area so I would recommend buying all your groceries before you get here. Ruby's has a store but it has a limited selections an is a bit overpriced. The campground is beautiful and great to take doggie for a walk ...when we were there in mid April it was easy to find a place to throw the ball and wear him out! We ate at the lodge in the park one night and it was ok...nothing special but I am a bit of a food snob so that's why I cook in so much!

This is our second time staying here. It was a lot cheaper this time as it was the off season and they had a good discount, but normally it's pretty expensive. We have a 41 ft 5th wheel and stay in the large RV lot in the back. The sites are very generously sized, and we loved the changes they made since last time. The sites now have a...moreThis is our second time staying here. It was a lot cheaper this time as it was the off season and they had a good discount, but normally it's pretty expensive. We have a 41 ft 5th wheel and stay in the large RV lot in the back. The sites are very generously sized, and we loved the changes they made since last time. The sites now have a raised grassy area with fire pit and picnic table. It's wide open like a parking lot, but still nice because the sites are so large. Verizon 4G works pretty well and the park wifi is also not bad. In our opinion this is the best place to stay while visiting Bryce Canyon because it's as close as you can get to the entrance and even has a shuttle bus stop right on site. The shuttle bus wasn't running yet when we were there in April, but it was when we stayed there 2 years ago in the summer. It was very convenient to be able to ride the shuttle into Bryce right from the campground. I would recommend buying all your groceries before you get here. There is no place nearby to shop at. Ruby's has a grocery store where you can pick up items you may have forgotten but everything at Ruby's is overpriced so it's better to bring what you need before you get there.

Bus stops right at the front gate to take you to all the cool parts of the park without any traffic bother. Awesome. Mountain biking trails right outside the park, with miles and miles of riding. While the trails do technically share with ATV's, I never encountered one.Kids loved the pool, while I enjoyed the hot tub and plenty of ...moreBus stops right at the front gate to take you to all the cool parts of the park without any traffic bother. Awesome. Mountain biking trails right outside the park, with miles and miles of riding. While the trails do technically share with ATV's, I never encountered one.Kids loved the pool, while I enjoyed the hot tub and plenty of shady relaxing areas on the pool patio. Easy kid-biking access to ATV-riding, horse-riding, rodeo, ice cream, you name it. Four days was definitely not long enough here.Truthfully, I am letting the amazingness of Bryce Canyon rub off on my rating for this place. The RV park itself isn't very inspiring, and it lacks a playground. Still, the immediate access to an epic park puts it into five-star range.

We stayed here for a week, and it worked well as our base while exploring the area. It's only a mile or two to drive into Bryce Canyon, and the park's shuttle stops at the campground every 15 minutes or so. It's also fairly close to Red Canyon, Grand Staircase-Escalante, and Kodachrome Basin. We stayed in the new section in the back wh...moreWe stayed here for a week, and it worked well as our base while exploring the area. It's only a mile or two to drive into Bryce Canyon, and the park's shuttle stops at the campground every 15 minutes or so. It's also fairly close to Red Canyon, Grand Staircase-Escalante, and Kodachrome Basin. We stayed in the new section in the back which has huge sites... some have nice grass lawns and gravel patios, but ours was just dirt. The trees are sparse and young so expect full sun. The rest of the campground is much larger, full of mature trees providing full shade. The sites in this older section are much closer together but still reasonable. The WiFi worked reasonably well during the day, and not surprisingly slowed down a lot in the evenings. We had a weak cell signal but it was usable, and with our booster it was much better. We found this to be a perfectly acceptable campground for visiting Bryce, and will consider it again if we return to the area.

This is our second stay at Ruby's Inn and RV Resort. Three years ago they had developed a huge parking lot type area in the very back. We stayed here and were happy, as the sites were wide and level. This year we were quite surprised to find that they have recently renovated three rows of the sites. The site's parking area is pull ...moreThis is our second stay at Ruby's Inn and RV Resort. Three years ago they had developed a huge parking lot type area in the very back. We stayed here and were happy, as the sites were wide and level. This year we were quite surprised to find that they have recently renovated three rows of the sites. The site's parking area is pull through, level, and twice as wide as your RV. They are presently a sand/gravel mix. Each site had a huge raised patio area with beautiful grass on three fourths and decorative rock in the other piece which holds the picnic table and sunken firepit. The patios were just recently sodded. You are a long ways from your neighbor. All sites have full hooks with 50 amp. The park was full the whole time we there in mid May, but it was so quiet and very dark at night. Our price reflects the weekly rate which I would imagine will increase when the area is all completed. There is also a more traditional campground area in the trees. Some sites are very tight and others are unlevel. Most sites are full hook up but there are a few with just W/E. The WiFi was good most of the time. Verizon signal is weak but with the booster we could use the phone and got 4g data some. The park offers a shuttle stop out front into the park for free. There is a newly completed two lane paved bike path from Red Canyon into Bryce Canyon.

I would rate this a 3.5 because of the locatio,not quite a 4 for what they charge. Since we only stayed one night, we chose the closest park to Bryce Canyon National Park. We had full hookup, so it served as our dumpsite after dry camping, plus we needed to do laundry. All of these services were provided which made us feel better about...moreI would rate this a 3.5 because of the locatio,not quite a 4 for what they charge. Since we only stayed one night, we chose the closest park to Bryce Canyon National Park. We had full hookup, so it served as our dumpsite after dry camping, plus we needed to do laundry. All of these services were provided which made us feel better about the rate.We had a pull-through site, and it had good decent spacing between it and other sites, but the actual area where the RV needed to fit into was a bit narrow. There were good areas around the park to walk dogs. The only "amenity" that I used was the laundry, which was big and clean. There is supposed to be a pool and hot tub, but we never made it there.It is just minutes away from Bryce so it is perfect if the plan is to spend quality time at the park. Not so much for anything else.

The convience of this park is the reason to stay here. It is clean and the staff is helpful. The wifi is non-existent. You can get cell service, but no cable or local TV channels. My advice is make sure you do your grocery shopping before you get here. The grocery store is linked to Rubys and is small and costly.

I fear what wrath this Ruby fella will cause rain down on me should I dole out my usual negativity peppered with compliments of an ambiguous nature should this review be found out, so please do allow me to be brief. When discovering our firepit, upon arrival, had the majority of its stones siphoned off to other spots, the staff was...moreI fear what wrath this Ruby fella will cause rain down on me should I dole out my usual negativity peppered with compliments of an ambiguous nature should this review be found out, so please do allow me to be brief. When discovering our firepit, upon arrival, had the majority of its stones siphoned off to other spots, the staff was quick to resolve the matter by disassembling another pit and adding to our own. That's a pretty big deal at most campgrounds, so kudos to them for that, and their general loveliness. I also bought a wicked Mighty 5 shirt from them, which still has a particularly soft spot in my wardrobe. It is, after all, a cotton blend. Did I find the bicycling proximity to Ruby's gas station, mini mart and novelty shop a bonus? Why yes, I did!I seem to also recall a big canyon type thingy with some really old trees and the statues of ancient humans who were destroying this land until the Coyote turned them into hoodoos. That may be the best reason to stay here, native fauna sorcery.