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 poss...moreWe 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 th...moreEasily 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.

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 ...moreNice, 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 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 grav...moreWe 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.

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...moreThis 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 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. :)

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

I have to say the place had great views, but is crowded. Our site barely accommodated our 35' motor home with towed (small SUV), and the site next door's awning touched our rig, while the toy-hauler in the site on the other side off-loaded into our site. Very strange setup. Would have given them fewer stars but again, the views/loca...moreI have to say the place had great views, but is crowded. Our site barely accommodated our 35' motor home with towed (small SUV), and the site next door's awning touched our rig, while the toy-hauler in the site on the other side off-loaded into our site. Very strange setup. Would have given them fewer stars but again, the views/location along the river is lovely. As a side note; Zion and Bryce are crazy in the summer months. We may return in the fall/off-season as Springdale and the Natl Parks were packed.

This spot offers great views outside of Zion NP-it is easily accessible and offers various amenities not present in the park campgrounds (e.g showers and water). Unfortunately, the spaces are very crowded and narrow-if you intend on staying here, ensure that your site offers some form of shade. There are spaces in the park which are on...moreThis spot offers great views outside of Zion NP-it is easily accessible and offers various amenities not present in the park campgrounds (e.g showers and water). Unfortunately, the spaces are very crowded and narrow-if you intend on staying here, ensure that your site offers some form of shade. There are spaces in the park which are on a literal gravel pit without any form of shade-for us, in a pop-up tent, this was a big issue. If you are not able to reserve a spot inside the park, then this can be an ok alternative-given the offered amenities and proximity to Zion NP

If you want to be located in the center of town and within walking distance to the entrance of the park, this place is for you!

Overpriced for what the space you get, in a tent, you're pretty much on the site next to you. The ground is hard packed which made it hard to get the stakes in the ground. The site next to us were sleeping in their SUV, and they were running the motor at night to keep themselves cool. Showers are nice, but for the price and the ...moreOverpriced for what the space you get, in a tent, you're pretty much on the site next to you. The ground is hard packed which made it hard to get the stakes in the ground. The site next to us were sleeping in their SUV, and they were running the motor at night to keep themselves cool. Showers are nice, but for the price and the crowding, I'd rather stay outside on some HipCamp property and utilize a shower elsewhere that you can use without camping.

I assume they overbooked, because I reserved, got a confirmation, saw the charge pending in my account. Then a few days later I see my pending charge cancelled. Called the resort, they claimed they had no record of me, despite my pending transaction and confirmation. Would not recommend EVER, unless you want to chance having a spot o...moreI assume they overbooked, because I reserved, got a confirmation, saw the charge pending in my account. Then a few days later I see my pending charge cancelled. Called the resort, they claimed they had no record of me, despite my pending transaction and confirmation. Would not recommend EVER, unless you want to chance having a spot or not. We drove days to get here and now we have no where to park, our passes are useless. We have dogs so boondocking in 99 degree weather isn't an option, hence planning for a RV park.

Planning ahead helps. I booked a river site on the first day available and got a river site which is a super big bonus. Location is so key in Zion especially during COVID times. Getting into Zion on shuttles is tricky nowadays, but plan ahead to rent ebikes across the street at Zion Adventure Company. Keep in mind that sites are pr...morePlanning ahead helps. I booked a river site on the first day available and got a river site which is a super big bonus. Location is so key in Zion especially during COVID times. Getting into Zion on shuttles is tricky nowadays, but plan ahead to rent ebikes across the street at Zion Adventure Company. Keep in mind that sites are pretty close but the great location overrides that and the views are so cool. They have a nice little pool, clean showers, and they sell firewood at the desk.

Reason for 3 stars, it’s a gravel lot. For the amount we spent, they could do some upgrades here. Other than that, great location to the National park. Our site had a full hook up which was great. The wifi, Did Not Work! Other than that, they did have a laundry facility available, and the overall park was well kept.

Our first time RVing and stayed here a few nights. River sites have no sewer to dump but dump station is behind the restrooms. Location was perfect and we were able to walk to the park which is about 0.5 miles away. With 4 young kids it took us about 20 min. Plenty of restaurants to eat. One night, we had a louder crowd next door but m...moreOur first time RVing and stayed here a few nights. River sites have no sewer to dump but dump station is behind the restrooms. Location was perfect and we were able to walk to the park which is about 0.5 miles away. With 4 young kids it took us about 20 min. Plenty of restaurants to eat. One night, we had a louder crowd next door but most other guests were respectful. Plenty of spacing between river sites.

First, I'll talk about the pro's. Being within walking distance to the entrance of Zion National Park is definitely a pro, but that's the biggest one there is. The staff are very helpful and friendly, too. And it was nice to have full hook-ups, including Cable TV (although I didn't watch it that much). Plus the views are gorgeous. Now ...moreFirst, I'll talk about the pro's. Being within walking distance to the entrance of Zion National Park is definitely a pro, but that's the biggest one there is. The staff are very helpful and friendly, too. And it was nice to have full hook-ups, including Cable TV (although I didn't watch it that much). Plus the views are gorgeous. Now for the con's: terribly overpriced, very crowded and close quarters, DIRT & DUST EVERYWHERE! I have to belabor that one for a while. There was no grass, no soft pebbled rocks, no landscaping whatsoever, just dirt, gravel, dust, dust, and more dust. After a week staying there, it will take me a month to get rid of the dust and dirt, inside, outside, through, and in places I had no idea dust & dirt could accumulate. My poor puppy will take two or three baths to get cleaned. Also, there was NO working WIFI the entire week, despite advertising they had WIFI. I have a feeling it hasn't worked in a long time and they just don't care to fix it. It was terribly inconvenient. I couldn't get T-Mobile cell coverage or Internet except very early in the mornings, either. Also, they had dumpsters situated in two places toward the front on the park, which meant those of us toward the back got to haul their trash a long distance every day with the added bonus of getting dirty and dusty in the process. The town of Springdale is ridiculously overpriced, too. ($5 for a single scoop of gelato!!!) Next time, I'll either stay at a campground in the park if a spot is available or I'll stay 20 miles or so outside the park and have much nicer accommodations for less money.

This place is beautiful but crowded. We stayed in A26 the first two nights and it was great!! Only one camper to the back of us and a clear view of the scenery. Tight turns trying to get in but even the big rigs were able to make it through. Had to move to B10 the last night and I do not recommend this site. Felt like we were sharing a...moreThis place is beautiful but crowded. We stayed in A26 the first two nights and it was great!! Only one camper to the back of us and a clear view of the scenery. Tight turns trying to get in but even the big rigs were able to make it through. Had to move to B10 the last night and I do not recommend this site. Felt like we were sharing a site with our neighbors, backed up against a fence where they were doing construction, had a street light on above us all night and right by the playground. If you aren’t a kids person, the noise that comes from the playground is a little intense at site B10. (Although if you have kids it might be a convenient spot). Overall the facilities were good, we were provided shower tokens. Staff variable in friendliness. Overall, glad we stayed here for the central location. Used Zion Guru for shuttle and Narrows gear. Zion Adventure Company for electric bikes one day. Great experiences at both.

The location and views is what makes this park a prime location and access to Zion National Park. Less than a mile from the front entrance to the park. Views are spectacular. Sites are all gravel with full hook ups. Be mindful that sites along the Virgin River are absolutely beautiful, but some do not have sewer hook up- electric ...moreThe location and views is what makes this park a prime location and access to Zion National Park. Less than a mile from the front entrance to the park. Views are spectacular. Sites are all gravel with full hook ups. Be mindful that sites along the Virgin River are absolutely beautiful, but some do not have sewer hook up- electric and water only. Not having a neighbor on the riverside is an enticing trade-off depending on your rig. We were in site E41, nice pull through with the river across the street that could be heard. Despite the Wi-Fi antenna being 10' from our campsite, we were unable to connect during our 3 day stay. All in all a nice stay for a busy park.

If a spot can be reserved in the R row (think river), this would be perfect. Otherwise, the camp sites are really, really close- close enough to share conversation between picnic tables. We also had a neighboring site occupied and set up after midnight, with lots of noise & the use of flashlights! Not too sure that after-hours checkin...moreIf a spot can be reserved in the R row (think river), this would be perfect. Otherwise, the camp sites are really, really close- close enough to share conversation between picnic tables. We also had a neighboring site occupied and set up after midnight, with lots of noise & the use of flashlights! Not too sure that after-hours checkin is a good thing! Cell service & internet access were intermittent. On the plus side, there are a pool available and paved drives for children & bicycles and everything is clean. The very best part is location. We walked over to the park entrance and boarded the shuttle with our reserved tickets. Couldn’t ask for a better spot to start off a canyon excursion.

I am not a huge fan of private RV parks, but we wanted to be sure we had a convenient location to ride our bikes into the National Park. I wasn’t expecting anything but a parking lot. I had reserved R8 and we arrived just after dark so couldn’t see the canyon that night. We woke up to a wonderful view out our front window of the Virgin...moreI am not a huge fan of private RV parks, but we wanted to be sure we had a convenient location to ride our bikes into the National Park. I wasn’t expecting anything but a parking lot. I had reserved R8 and we arrived just after dark so couldn’t see the canyon that night. We woke up to a wonderful view out our front window of the Virgin River and the Canyon. And even though it was crowded we didn’t hear much noise at all. We spent the next day on our bikes. You can bike from here to just about anywhere! We decided to stay another night and D24 was available. It was an even better site !Laundry area was clean, not anything fancy though. Husband showered and said they were nice, they give you two tokens per day per person and a token is 6 mins of hot water. He was able to use mine (since I prefer to shower in the van) and he enjoyed the longer showers ;). The only downfall is the price, but I feel the location most likely demands the price for them to stay open (my opinion only). Staff was friendly and seemed knowledgeable on our visit. Note: cell service sometimes just disappears here and the WiFi is not good down by River. I was able to get by with the cell, but not if I had to rely on it for a full work day.

So disappointed in this park. Granted it was their first day open for the season but what a cluster. We only stayed because we wanted to arrive to Zion early. We are camping in the park tomorrow at Watchman for a week. Out first spot was overlooking a huge backhoe and construction site so we asked to be moved. I think the nice spot...moreSo disappointed in this park. Granted it was their first day open for the season but what a cluster. We only stayed because we wanted to arrive to Zion early. We are camping in the park tomorrow at Watchman for a week. Out first spot was overlooking a huge backhoe and construction site so we asked to be moved. I think the nice spots are the ones by the river for much more money and some of them are very narrow. When I walked into the office it was completely empty. New construction I guess. Everyone was on the phone. I waited a good while before being acknowledged. Only one person appeared in the park on a wagon vehicle. Seemed to be the only one there. On a Friday befor spring break. I don’t think they were ready. Hopefully as the season progresses they will improve. It’s 9:00 and pretty loud in the park.

Though the park was full and people came and went frequently, the nights were quiet and relaxing. Everyone was very friendly. Check-in/out was easy. The location cannot be beat - it is the closest campground outside the park! We walked into the park everyday and never had to move our vehicle. There are restaurants within walking distan...moreThough the park was full and people came and went frequently, the nights were quiet and relaxing. Everyone was very friendly. Check-in/out was easy. The location cannot be beat - it is the closest campground outside the park! We walked into the park everyday and never had to move our vehicle. There are restaurants within walking distance if needed, and a small market with all the essentials just across the street. It seems there are several summertime amenities, including a few pools, that we were unable to take advantage of due to weather and COVID. Everything worked properly at the site. We used the picnic table a lot and there was firewood for sale in the main lobby. The rate is steep, but remember you are paying for location and convenience here.

As others have said, all about the location. Spots are close together with little to no privacy, but the views are lovely. Super clean bathrooms and showers. Literally a quick walk up the road to the park entrance. For access to Zion along with hookups, can’t be beat.

This campground gets a good amout of use. The toilets and showers were clean and well maintained. The sites are fairly level. Each site is fairly tight and strangely their power hookups alternate so you are facing your neighbors entrance instead of there back. Wasn't a big deal since our neighbors were friendly and kind. You are paying...moreThis campground gets a good amout of use. The toilets and showers were clean and well maintained. The sites are fairly level. Each site is fairly tight and strangely their power hookups alternate so you are facing your neighbors entrance instead of there back. Wasn't a big deal since our neighbors were friendly and kind. You are paying for the location. Biking distance to everything, walking distance to most things including Zion NP. Verizon signal gave 30 mbps (5 bars) with a booster and 10 mbps (3 bars) without. I wouldn't rely on the park wifi. Very nice and relaxing stay. Get a river view if you can.

We came into Zion in the early evening in early November. We were originally planning on finding a free spot but because of the snow, we needed to find somewhere convenient to the park, and the National Park campgrounds were closed or full. This location ended up being clutch and the price was reasonable. We were able to take a hot ...moreWe came into Zion in the early evening in early November. We were originally planning on finding a free spot but because of the snow, we needed to find somewhere convenient to the park, and the National Park campgrounds were closed or full. This location ended up being clutch and the price was reasonable. We were able to take a hot shower after our hike, and there's a grocery store and a few restaurants across the street.

This park is so tightly packed it's uncomfortable. We would not stay again as the prices in this area are crazy expensive for us and so crowded. The check in process was more difficult than needed but they obviously don't trust anyone. Graciousness was not evident. This was a very noisy park on Oct 19, 2020. View is nice but you don't ...moreThis park is so tightly packed it's uncomfortable. We would not stay again as the prices in this area are crazy expensive for us and so crowded. The check in process was more difficult than needed but they obviously don't trust anyone. Graciousness was not evident. This was a very noisy park on Oct 19, 2020. View is nice but you don't want to be outside with everyone on top of each other. There is a lot of trash around the campsite. I don't think anyone cleans the sites here. Zion/Springdale are very, very crowded. Not for us.

Location location location. Walk to everywhere. Try to get a riverside perimeter spot if possible.

Beautiful location, clean, well managed. It’s an RV park, so a little crowded and noisy. Parking was easy, restraunts and shopping within walking distance. Would stay again.

We stayed here for 3 nights 10/6-10/9/20. Site D 29. Great location right on the river. Great river view and access. Too bad the river was contaminated with some sort of neurotoxin. Mediocre cell service and horrible WIFI. Short 10 minute walk to amazing Zion. Would definitely stay here again.

The key to this site is it's closeness to the park itself. It's only a 10-minute walk to the entrance and there are multiple restaurants and a grocery market across the street! You are surrounded by beautiful mountains. Upon arrival, the staff was not the friendliest but when we returned to ask a question the other front desk person...moreThe key to this site is it's closeness to the park itself. It's only a 10-minute walk to the entrance and there are multiple restaurants and a grocery market across the street! You are surrounded by beautiful mountains. Upon arrival, the staff was not the friendliest but when we returned to ask a question the other front desk person was nice. They really pack folks in here, but the point is to go to the park and not spend so much time at the camp. The cell service was spotty and the wifi didn't work at all for us. We definitely wouldn't be able to work here during the week (we require video conferencing for work).

Pros:Amazing views of the mountains. Close to Zion entrance, 10 min walk to visitor center. Walking distance to grocery store and restaurants. Updated bathrooms. I’d recommend a site along the River. If we come back, that’s what we’d choose. They’re bigger with a view. Staff was very accommodating. Our spot had a ton of cig...morePros:Amazing views of the mountains. Close to Zion entrance, 10 min walk to visitor center. Walking distance to grocery store and restaurants. Updated bathrooms. I’d recommend a site along the River. If we come back, that’s what we’d choose. They’re bigger with a view. Staff was very accommodating. Our spot had a ton of cigarette butts and spilled human waste. Once we told them about it, they cleaned it up immediately. Also, we left a day early and they had no problem refunding us. Cons:Do NOT reserve spot B-1, unless you like being in a fish bowl. You are in the first spot, people drive by on both sides of you as well as walk by at all hours. There is a nice tree, but the branch prevented us from extending our awning. Also, there is NO pet walk area, so your little spot of grass by B1 is the official drop off for dog pee/poop. This made for a great view while trying to eat. Recommendation: turn B1-3 into a dog park. Too small of spots and in everyone’s way. We have a 25 ft trailer. While we disconnected and connected, we were blocking traffic. Also, our trailer just fit into the spot. We put our truck next our camper, and that took up the whole spot. We felt as if we were on top of our neighbor. Spots are sandy. Makes for a mess getting in and out of your camper. Showers take tokens, from the office. One token= 6 min shower. Although the showers are nice, they’re cleaned once a day. So, get in there after they’re cleaned. Also, there’s no where to put your shampoo, etc while in the shower. So it sits on the ground. There’s one hook for your clothes and towel. No bench. I recommend a shelf in the shower and a bench in the dressing area. Hint: wear shower shoes...no shower mat in shower.

This place is absolutely beautiful no matter where you park you get a great view. Very unique experience! Wonderful stream that runs through this camp ground as well. Pet friendly and worth the little bit off the freeway if you’re passing through. So thankful I made the decision to stop because when I woke up and looked out the window ...moreThis place is absolutely beautiful no matter where you park you get a great view. Very unique experience! Wonderful stream that runs through this camp ground as well. Pet friendly and worth the little bit off the freeway if you’re passing through. So thankful I made the decision to stop because when I woke up and looked out the window of my camper I could have died from happiness it was so beautiful!

I truly wasn’t sure how this trip was going to go. My wife and I have a 3 and 2 year old- we had scheduled to boon dock for the first time with a group of 5 families in Duck Creek this weekend, however the “leaders” (Everyone’s mutual friend) cancelled two days prior. We are newish to this and prefer full hook ups having the young chil...moreI truly wasn’t sure how this trip was going to go. My wife and I have a 3 and 2 year old- we had scheduled to boon dock for the first time with a group of 5 families in Duck Creek this weekend, however the “leaders” (Everyone’s mutual friend) cancelled two days prior. We are newish to this and prefer full hook ups having the young children with us until we are “pro”. Lol We live in Las Vegas and this was the only place with a two night stay available within the distance we were willing to travel. Overall- check in was nice and friendly. It was easy to find our site! I pull a 24ft TT so backing in was not too hard. I did not have to ask anyone to move something. However, I was asked to move my truck once although it was in my spot, that’s how crowded it can feel. The smaller your rig the better for this campsite. It is definitely capable of accommodating large motor homes and TTs but we went for walks each night and noticed a common trend- the larger your camper the smaller our site felt. Some people barley had room after their pop outs to enjoy their space in my opinion. We don’t have pop outs. I really thought we have the perfect sized TT for our space we got lucky on! It was the only space available for 2 nights when we were looking! Only 185 miles outside of Vegas so that was awesome! We ate at “The Spotted Dog”. It’s right across the street. I’m Vegetarian and the options for Meat and Veggie lovers are great! The service was excellent too! Pay the $35 for a week park pass!!! We drove the scenic route and it was breathtaking. 12 miles of scenic mountain driving and tunnels! Then back down. So beautiful. We will be back for sure! Has a park (small) and pool (small) but there’s so much more to do there than that! Enjoy a walk along the river at the camp ground! AT&T service was in n out but the park has wi-fi

The sites are small. Ours did not have a cap on the sewer. The site is all dirt, so everything gets dirty. The security responded right away when I called after midnight because some one was playing music too loudly in their RV. I could hear the words to La Macarena and they were not next door! Convenient that you can walk to groc...moreThe sites are small. Ours did not have a cap on the sewer. The site is all dirt, so everything gets dirty. The security responded right away when I called after midnight because some one was playing music too loudly in their RV. I could hear the words to La Macarena and they were not next door! Convenient that you can walk to grocery shopping and restaurants. The view was great if you look up.

I was pleasantly surprised with this park. We had a group of 37 people that were spread out to 7 different sites. One would expect with a group as large as ours that one of us would have a complaint of some kind. Not one. Checking in was easy. We had three RV's as part of the group to arrive first. Luckily there weren't any othe...moreI was pleasantly surprised with this park. We had a group of 37 people that were spread out to 7 different sites. One would expect with a group as large as ours that one of us would have a complaint of some kind. Not one. Checking in was easy. We had three RV's as part of the group to arrive first. Luckily there weren't any other RV's/trailers parked along the curb when you enter or else one of us would have been blocking the entrance. The location of the park is just a 1/2 mile from Zion NP visitor center. Easy walk or you can take the city shuttle. Because of COVID, the normal Springdale city shuttles weren't running. However, they have provided another free shuttle service to get place to place within Springdale. The shuttles have a "St. George Shuttles" logo on the side of them. Shower coins are provided to you at check in. They are good for 6 mins. I personally did not use the showers, but those in our group who did use them were very pleased. I did use the laundry room located at the hotel. $2 per load for the washer and $2 for the dryer. Plenty of washers/dryers and easy to use. All of the sites are gravel and level for the most part. There was only one site I saw where the tires of an RV that were slightly off the ground to be level. (34 ft. RV / site A12) I highly recommend this RV park and will definitely be back.

I don't know what was worse - the filthy camp, trash everywhere, bins overflowing with garbage OR the RUDE staff, and completely incompetent and arrogant manger Felicia!! It is unacceptable that a prime location campgrounds are so poorly managed. There is trash literally everywhere you look. The camp was half empty but they lied to us ...moreI don't know what was worse - the filthy camp, trash everywhere, bins overflowing with garbage OR the RUDE staff, and completely incompetent and arrogant manger Felicia!! It is unacceptable that a prime location campgrounds are so poorly managed. There is trash literally everywhere you look. The camp was half empty but they lied to us that it's full and if we need move spots. They don't know where they put people and later would't admit they have done a mistake. The manager Felicia is completely unprofessional. She argues with clients, fights with them, talks over them and raises her voice. Do not expect any service there. Your trip will be ruined. Better stay away, be safe and book any other camp BUT Zion Canyon! We have stayed at Ponderosa and Zion River Resort and the difference is night and day!! The staff at the other two camps were hospitable, friendly and helpful through our entire stay. I truly hope Zion Canyon Campgrounds either goes out of business and makes room to a professional new owner to take over or changes management ASAP. I am surprised they haven't been shut down by the Health Department by now!! Stay safe you, all and hope our experience is helpful for your future plans! P:S: NO Wi-FI, no phone coverage!!

My wife and I stayed here for three nights for our National Parks trip. Overall, we drove away feeling good about money pretty well spent. The access to Zion is great, especially having to get in line at 4am. The views around the park were fantastic and made better by the river access where we cooled off in the hot evenings. On the...moreMy wife and I stayed here for three nights for our National Parks trip. Overall, we drove away feeling good about money pretty well spent. The access to Zion is great, especially having to get in line at 4am. The views around the park were fantastic and made better by the river access where we cooled off in the hot evenings. On the downside we were told there was a lightning strike that fried a lot of their WiFi and made it unreliable, we found that to be very true. The first day access was slow, the second day they were transitioning to the new system so WiFi was down, the third day the new system was up but not fully operational. Not the end of the world, but a bummer for sure. Staff did their best to give us different access points to try. Site is clean, showers are hot, plug ins worked as expected, and front desk service was very good. At one point we needed to repair a hole in our city water hose and they were quick to provide resources and tools. We will be back here for our next Zion trip.

This campground has a great location just one mile from Zion National Park, but sites are very crowded to the point I wasn’t sure if we could slide all 3 of our slides out. We did not have internet the entire trip and did not have cell service the second day. They do advertise as having internet. When I called about it they said I coul...moreThis campground has a great location just one mile from Zion National Park, but sites are very crowded to the point I wasn’t sure if we could slide all 3 of our slides out. We did not have internet the entire trip and did not have cell service the second day. They do advertise as having internet. When I called about it they said I could check out if I was unsatisfied. This park has lots of families with pets and children. On 2 separate occasions we went out of camper to cook and people were in our campsite. Quiet hours are not enforced. Lots of rental campers at this campground.

Rolled into Springdale, UT (Zion National Park) without reservations. Washman Campground, a national park campground was full. Next door we found the Zion Canyon Campground & RV Resort. You check the the Quality Inn front desk. There was one site E15 available for 1 night and E23 available for the next night. Campground observatio...moreRolled into Springdale, UT (Zion National Park) without reservations. Washman Campground, a national park campground was full. Next door we found the Zion Canyon Campground & RV Resort. You check the the Quality Inn front desk. There was one site E15 available for 1 night and E23 available for the next night. Campground observations:The sites are tightly packed next to each other. Many families stay here so the area is loud.We stayed in site E15 the first night. It is close to the river, nice views of the mountainsThe second night we stayed in E23, not a good site, next to garbage and construction next door. Grounds are well kept, clean.Bathrooms are very clean.24 hour laundry is great.Wood bundles for sale in the office. Office staff very kind with insightful information about the area. Approximately 1 mile from the entrance to Zion NP.What we like the best about this campground is the easy access to Zion NP. We rented mountain bikes and rode to the scenic canyon. Played in the Virgin river and met some very pleasant humans along the way. The town of Springdale is quaint with many options for dinning and gear rentals. Biking, canyoning, hiking and rock climbing opportunities abound.

This is a very-family park. Lot's of kids and dogs. This review was written on a Wednesday just as facilities are opening post covid and kids are still out of school. It's about a mile to the park entrance. Virgin River borders the campground to the east hosting lost of river-tubers. Campground spots are easy in & out but relatively cl...moreThis is a very-family park. Lot's of kids and dogs. This review was written on a Wednesday just as facilities are opening post covid and kids are still out of school. It's about a mile to the park entrance. Virgin River borders the campground to the east hosting lost of river-tubers. Campground spots are easy in & out but relatively close together. Pad is a mix of dirt and rock. Swimming in either the gentle river or the campground pool. the pool is small but suited the purpose. Good AT&T service. Check in was easy but not much parking up front near office. FYI, the property also includes a small hotel. Walking distance to dining and small grocery.

We made two reservations each for two nights on April 8th and 9th. We are from California and are currently under a Stay In Place Order due to the Corona virus. We contacted the campground immediately and were told they would gladly cancel our reservations but keep the first night which for us $120 because we reserved two spots. Wow,...moreWe made two reservations each for two nights on April 8th and 9th. We are from California and are currently under a Stay In Place Order due to the Corona virus. We contacted the campground immediately and were told they would gladly cancel our reservations but keep the first night which for us $120 because we reserved two spots. Wow, how's that for being insensitive not to mention irresponsible?

It’s a campground outside a major National Park. Every thing you need and some stuff you don’t. Site was great right on the river. (Do not tube it in the summer if you’re a bigger person, water level is too low to float the whole thing.) Loved the campground. Would def stay again. Location location location is the key for this one. We ...moreIt’s a campground outside a major National Park. Every thing you need and some stuff you don’t. Site was great right on the river. (Do not tube it in the summer if you’re a bigger person, water level is too low to float the whole thing.) Loved the campground. Would def stay again. Location location location is the key for this one. We were in the park and on the trail head within 45 min. Including parking and catching the shuttle.

Close to Zion and shuttle, but the park needs to add gravel to all sites. Dirty and muddy

Beautiful Rv park at walking distance to the park. All you need in less than 5 mins to walking distance Kids friendly, not very dog friendly, no dog park, only few potty places, showers with one 6 minutes token per day. Not very leveled, some spots are difficult to maneuver for newbies with motor homes over 34ft. Please do a walk th...moreBeautiful Rv park at walking distance to the park. All you need in less than 5 mins to walking distance Kids friendly, not very dog friendly, no dog park, only few potty places, showers with one 6 minutes token per day. Not very leveled, some spots are difficult to maneuver for newbies with motor homes over 34ft. Please do a walk through before taking a spot. In high season you might have neighbors fixing their ATV at 9:00 pm The check-in is ridiculous no place to stop with a large Rig and tow without blocking the entrance or parked cars. Obviously management prefers car-parking in front of their store front. Hookups: mist are 110v 15 and 30A, few spots are 50A, water pressure is good. sewer connection is always a surprise. Have some tools handy. Every spot has a grill and a fire place. However remember to get your own wood else you pay $6/small bundle of 1/2 h burning time. Spots are narrow and soil - keep your boots handy to walk through puddles.

Can’t beat the price and location. The sites are close together, and there are lots of people in rentals, but overall a great spot to see Zion. We usually prefer off the beaten path parks but for the access to Zion, the laundry, and full hookups it was a great stop between boondocking. There is a shuttle to Zion so you don’t have to wo...moreCan’t beat the price and location. The sites are close together, and there are lots of people in rentals, but overall a great spot to see Zion. We usually prefer off the beaten path parks but for the access to Zion, the laundry, and full hookups it was a great stop between boondocking. There is a shuttle to Zion so you don’t have to worry about the parking situation. And really it’s about a 10 min walk to the park. Walking distance to food, shops, etc. highly suggest a dinner at Moki down the street. The spots by the river are nice, but the water is definitely loud. We would stop through here again.

This location has been great just a mile from the entrance to Zion National Park. They have a local bus stop right out infant of the office you can walk to for access to Zion as well. Wifi isn't amazing but works well enough for most activities. We have enjoyed our stay here and would recommend this site to anyone coming to Zion NP...moreThis location has been great just a mile from the entrance to Zion National Park. They have a local bus stop right out infant of the office you can walk to for access to Zion as well. Wifi isn't amazing but works well enough for most activities. We have enjoyed our stay here and would recommend this site to anyone coming to Zion NP. Some of the back in areas could be difficult is you have a larger rv and people haven't parked all the way in their sites but everyone was accommodating and moved or helped out with everyone else. Only reason for not having 5 stars really would be our site had a lot of dog stuff everywhere which is the owner responsibility and also some of the firepits are in fixed locations which make it hard if you have a larger rig. Ours is basically covered by rear bumper so that we would fit and we had to move picnic tables so that we could reasonably get into our location. The view we had was fantastic take a look at the attached photo. No military discount

Would I stay here again, sure would. The sites are nice, level gravel. I had plenty of room for my 32TT and parking the truck behind it sideways. Hopefully you're the friendly type because the sites are close together. The shower houses and restrooms are super clean. Close to a great grocery/souvenir store across the street, and oh ...moreWould I stay here again, sure would. The sites are nice, level gravel. I had plenty of room for my 32TT and parking the truck behind it sideways. Hopefully you're the friendly type because the sites are close together. The shower houses and restrooms are super clean. Close to a great grocery/souvenir store across the street, and oh yeah.... ice cream! Walk up to the free bus stop and 2 stops later you're entering Zion NP. Of course in August it was BUSY, but you have to expect that during the summer. I would say half the park was filled with the Go America RV rentals which is OK, but they just don't seem like "real" campers to me (sorry). Overall a great experience even if it was a bit close to your neighbors.

This is right in town and convenient. Shuttle buses stop right out front, so you can skip the huge parking issue in the park. Walk to restaurants. Really hot and dusty while we were here, but not unbearable. Lots of nice shade trees by the sites. Most are pull thru and pretty level. We had full hookups and our AC ran continuous in t...moreThis is right in town and convenient. Shuttle buses stop right out front, so you can skip the huge parking issue in the park. Walk to restaurants. Really hot and dusty while we were here, but not unbearable. Lots of nice shade trees by the sites. Most are pull thru and pretty level. We had full hookups and our AC ran continuous in the heat. Plenty of power. The showers are awesome! Clean, nice tile, benches, hot water and AIR CONDITIONED! WiFi works pretty good too.Reserve way in advance. We stayed in June 2018.

While this would generally be a pretty forgettable campground, its location, right outside the front gates of Zion National Park, made all the difference for us. The Virgin River runs right next to the campground, you can walk right to the front gate of the National Park, you can walk to shops and restaurants, and you have access to ev...moreWhile this would generally be a pretty forgettable campground, its location, right outside the front gates of Zion National Park, made all the difference for us. The Virgin River runs right next to the campground, you can walk right to the front gate of the National Park, you can walk to shops and restaurants, and you have access to everything you need in Springdale. It's just a fantastic spot. While the sites might not be particularly posh, the views all around the campground are simply stunning and we were thoroughly content during our lengthy stay.As for the actual sites, this is a standard commercial campground with minimal site separation. We lucked out with a very spacious end spot, but the majority of sites have minimal space between rigs. There is a fair amount of greenery throughout the campground which helped a bit, but overall, privacy wasn't great. There was a significant amount of inconsistency between the sites - as far as space and how level they were. The campground offered wifi which worked reasonably well as did our AT&T hotspot, though at certain times, both would become overwhelmed. As for location, you simply cannot find a better located campground outside the gates of Zion. The Springdale shuttle that picks folks up throughout Springdale and drives them to the front gate of the park does stop right in front of this campground, but we never used it, preferring to simply walk to the front gate. It's about a half mile between the campground and the Zion visitor's center, so it's super easy for most people to just walk. In the opposite direction is the town of Springdale which offers everything else you could need - grocery stores, shops, and restaurants. We basically walked everywhere throughout our visit. Customer service was efficient if not particularly friendly. They clearly churn through a ton of people at this place, but it was fine. You do have to pay a non-refundable first night's deposit at the time of booking which we think is pretty crappy, especially given the high price of the sites (ie: if you have to cancel at any time for any reason, you lose your deposit.)Overall, we were happy with this park and would stay here again on a return trip to Zion National Park.

No, we did not come to this campground to watch TV. We came to visit Zion N.P. As others have said, location is fantastic. Beautiful. But when two senior adults return from a full day in the park, sure would be nice to tune in to some relaxing TV. NO. When we got zero TV, I called the office and was told I had the wrong brand of t...moreNo, we did not come to this campground to watch TV. We came to visit Zion N.P. As others have said, location is fantastic. Beautiful. But when two senior adults return from a full day in the park, sure would be nice to tune in to some relaxing TV. NO. When we got zero TV, I called the office and was told I had the wrong brand of television for their system! Excuse me? Their cable only works on certain televisions! Do they mention this on their website...NOPE! So stay somewhere cheaper. Sites are small, dusty and messy. Stay here if all you want is easy access to Zion! Forgot to mention that 6 minute showers that you get a token for are ridiculously stingy!

We stayed here while we visited Zion and Bryce National Parks. The campground was in an perfect location for Zion. It was very busy, but quiet. It is located right along a river where our boys get to play in it. We hiked to most places in town and even to Zion. There is a nice ice cream shop across the street for a cool dessert. Mule d...moreWe stayed here while we visited Zion and Bryce National Parks. The campground was in an perfect location for Zion. It was very busy, but quiet. It is located right along a river where our boys get to play in it. We hiked to most places in town and even to Zion. There is a nice ice cream shop across the street for a cool dessert. Mule deer were abundant. The campground is part of the Quality Inn and the pool was small and busy. The laundry was okay. The staff was okay. We checked in and never saw them again. Campers and tents rotated daily. Most spots had a different camper in it each day. But with that being said, it was tight, but surprisingly quiet.

Seriously it’s less than a 10 minute walk (or two shuttle stops) away from the pedestrian entrance to Zion. It is walking distance (or free shuttle) to everything in Springdale. It was so nice to park once and not move for days.The campground is crowded and full of people who don’t know campground manners- but if you’re like us you...moreSeriously it’s less than a 10 minute walk (or two shuttle stops) away from the pedestrian entrance to Zion. It is walking distance (or free shuttle) to everything in Springdale. It was so nice to park once and not move for days.The campground is crowded and full of people who don’t know campground manners- but if you’re like us you won’t spend much time at the campground. There are a few RV spots (and a bunch of tent spots) that back up to the river- we requested one but alas they put us smack next to the playground instead where small children seemed to play and squee from 5 am to 11 am. There is no way to book a specific spot, you can just put requests in when you make reservations- I would assume everyone requests the river spots but hey maybe you’ll get lucky.The bathrooms were clean but smelled like a dentist office. The showers work on tokens- you get one token per person per night and each token gives you 6 minutes. Laundry was $2 for washers and $2 for dryers and was decent sized.WiFi in the campground was hit or miss- sometimes was super fast, sometimes slow, often got kicked off. AT&T showed full LTE in the campground and all of Springdale but also was sometimes fast and sometimes unusable. Our verizon hotspot worked the most consistentlyExcellent food right next door at Whiptail Grill and tasty gelato across the street at hoodoos

We were there the first week in May and actually this was an okay campground. The location - right outside of the entrance to Zion National Park - was terrific. Nice tent sites. Good showers (you get a token for 6 minutes). Easy access and quick check in. The one down side is that the sites are very tight and each one has a fire ...moreWe were there the first week in May and actually this was an okay campground. The location - right outside of the entrance to Zion National Park - was terrific. Nice tent sites. Good showers (you get a token for 6 minutes). Easy access and quick check in. The one down side is that the sites are very tight and each one has a fire pit. That makes for a lot of campfire smoke wafting about on warm evenings when you've got the windows open trying to catch a breeze. It seemed like every campsite was burning wood.Worse is that people nearby were throwing incense on their fire (?). As a result, I got terribly ill (severe dizziness, heart racing) and couldn't make it into the national park for the 2 days we were there. The wind shifted the second night and I felt well enough the next morning to take a quick shuttle tour before we had to check out, but it was disappointing.

It’s not very often that we pay fifty bucks a night to camp, but it was Easter/Spring break and the NP campgrounds were full (I know, what were we thinking?). We’ve used this park a couple of other times before though so we knew what we were getting for our money: location, location, location. It’s only about a half mile to the NP visi...moreIt’s not very often that we pay fifty bucks a night to camp, but it was Easter/Spring break and the NP campgrounds were full (I know, what were we thinking?). We’ve used this park a couple of other times before though so we knew what we were getting for our money: location, location, location. It’s only about a half mile to the NP visitor center where you can catch the free park shuttle bus to go up canyon. The town of Springdale also runs a free shuttle to take you to the visitors center if you don’t want or aren’t able to walk that distance. It stops right next door to the campground.We asked for a site along the river and got one - management says they’ll do their best to honor requests for specific sites, but can’t guarantee it. The riverside sites are wide, but short so they aren’t suitable for really big rigs and they have electric and water but no sewer (there is a dump station though). Restrooms and showers were clean and the token system works fine. They give you one per person per day and you can always go to the office and request more if you need them.In our opinion, there are three downsides to this park (besides the price): indifferent management, rude fellow campers (be prepared for lots of people cutting through your campsite), and very close quarters with no privacy.Tip: to beat the crowds, get up early and take the first shuttle. The line to get on it later in the day was mind boggling long!

The positive...very close to Zion NP entrance, you can easily walk. The bathrooms and showers are nice and clean, but you are limited to 6 minute showers with tokens. The river runs right behind the park with a great mountain view behind that. The negative...pull thru sites are very close together. Limited with showers by tokens. Our...moreThe positive...very close to Zion NP entrance, you can easily walk. The bathrooms and showers are nice and clean, but you are limited to 6 minute showers with tokens. The river runs right behind the park with a great mountain view behind that. The negative...pull thru sites are very close together. Limited with showers by tokens. Our fire pit was about to fall over and was right next to the street. Overall, the park looked like it could use some attention with maintenance and upgrades. The back in sites right next to the river would be more desireable, but are hard to get. Like I said, it’s an RV Park....

This RV park sits right on the Virgin River; those camping in tents or pop-up vans will have excellent sites on the water. The soaring canyon walls rise above the park on the other side of the river, making for a magical location. The FREE Zion National Park shuttle stop is at the entrance to the RV park; the entrance to the Nationa...moreThis RV park sits right on the Virgin River; those camping in tents or pop-up vans will have excellent sites on the water. The soaring canyon walls rise above the park on the other side of the river, making for a magical location. The FREE Zion National Park shuttle stop is at the entrance to the RV park; the entrance to the National Park is less than a mile away. The park is large and easy to maneuver. The sites are generous and easy to park. Note, however, that you must stop at the entrance to the park to register and its a very busy area. If you have a larger/longer rig, be courteous to others and try not to block anyone. Registration was quick.

Zion Canyon Campground will not guarantee you a river front site, but you can request one and we got one!! Yay!! The river front sites only have water and electric and they are on the opposite side than most hook-ups. Thankfully, we had some extra long hoses and cords. The campgrounds are a bit rustic. As another reviewer stated the si...moreZion Canyon Campground will not guarantee you a river front site, but you can request one and we got one!! Yay!! The river front sites only have water and electric and they are on the opposite side than most hook-ups. Thankfully, we had some extra long hoses and cords. The campgrounds are a bit rustic. As another reviewer stated the sites are a bit close together. The entrance to Zion National Park is about 1/2 a mile away and you can walk to most of Springdale. You can take the shuttle bus into Zion from near here. The one surprise here was when one of those Rotel (Rolling Hotel) buses showed up. They parked the bus next to the bathroom and it was hard to get into the bathrooms or showers without waiting and after they left there was no toilet paper left and the bathrooms needed cleaning. The people from the bus also would walk onto our campsite to look at the river. Thankfully, they were just there one night. They give you coins for 6 minute showers when you check in. As for cell reception, it varied, but overall it was rather good…2 bars of LTE on Verizon and 4G T-Mobile. During the day the Wifi was enough to work, at least most of the time. At nights, like most busy RV parks, you can forgot about trying to use it.Although we normally prefer to boondock, this has been a great basecamp for the area! We also stayed at the Zion River Resort about 14 miles further from Zion entrance. For me, even though I love heated pools (which the River Resort had), if I came back to stay at an RV park in the area, I’d go with Zion Canyon Campground. It cost less, has river views, better cell reception and Internet, is walking distance to town, and super close to Zion. Oh, and I forgot to mention the amazing canyon views!Be sure and visit the Koloab Canyons while you are in the area! Nearby (easy to walk to from campground) good eats:Whiptail Grill ~ Probably closest place to eat next to the campground. They make their own sauces and salad dressings. Despite its gas station-ish curb appeal, this is indeed a hidden gem. Probably the best food we had in the area!!Spotted Dog Cafe ~ $8.99 buffet breakfast, great to stop for a quick breakfast on the way to Zion. They also serve dinner. Cafe Soleil ~ Local and organic ingredients. Great place to pick up something on the way to Zion. Breakfast and Lunch.

$42 was the weekly rate. The campground is in an ideal location for visiting Zion, and is walking distance to stores and restaurants in Springdale. The town shuttle stops at the entrance to the campground, and will take you all through Springdale or drop you off just outside the Zion entrance, or you can walk to the Zion entrance from ...more$42 was the weekly rate. The campground is in an ideal location for visiting Zion, and is walking distance to stores and restaurants in Springdale. The town shuttle stops at the entrance to the campground, and will take you all through Springdale or drop you off just outside the Zion entrance, or you can walk to the Zion entrance from the campground. Verizon and AT&T worked well. The sites are very tight, especially for big rigs with tow vehicles. We lucked out and were assigned to what was one of the biggest sites in the RV park (which was still pretty small). The Virgin River runs around the edge of the park, and just on the other side of the river is the national park's Watchman Campground, so campers from both parks lined the river daily swimming and relaxing. We swam our dog in the river during our walks to keep him cool (temperatures were in the 90's during our visit), and waded across the river ourselves. The location and river were the highlights for us. The site size was the big negative for us. We'd consider returning, but may instead try the adjacent National Park campground next time instead.

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, f...morewho 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!