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From jct Hwy 63 & Hwy 12: Go 4 mi W on Hwy 12.
The people I interacted with all get 5 stars. Unfortunately our experience of the place an amenities were less than ideal. Maybe if you’re in an RV or trailer it’d be fine. But I’m a tent or RTT like us, less so. The tent sites are a bit far from the gas station which I gather is where the main flushable bathrooms and showers are. While we were there, they weren’t working which I understand happens but I should have gotten some kind of compensation. I thought it would be fine as they showed “bathrooms” throughout the sites and close to ours. But when we got there they were portapotties and not the cleanest. It was quite disappointing when we might as well dispersed camp in the area instead of paying. Then right by the highway was very loud and sites were pretty tight.
Again, the people were great. I expected a much better experience.
I stayed in the campground. The amenities were good. A table, fire pit, flat area for tents and running water. My issue was that the sites are very close to the highway so be prepared to hear traffic all night. Also, a few of our neighboring campers were pretty loud into the wee hours.
We stayed at this campground in a camper van with 2 adults and 3 kids. This was a nice quiet place to stay. They had bathrooms with showers that were very clean and had great water pressure. They also had laundry facilities where you could do a full wash and dry for $2.25. The gas station had basic groceries and hot coffee which was a plus. It was close enough to Bryce Canyon but didn’t feel busy or touristy like some of the other campgrounds seemed. The views were really nice and the whole campground had a peaceful vibe. If staying with kids or pets I would recommend asking for a site in the middle of the campground. This campground borders active cattle grazing areas so it is surrounded by low barbed wire. It was no big deal- we were able to keep the kids away from it, but if you have really little ones, or feisty pets, it’s something to be aware of. It was really cool to see the cows coming in and out of the pasture in the morning and the evening. The staff were super nice at the gas station and all in all we really enjoyed our stay.
Nice campground with large sites surrounded by Ponderosa Pine trees. Area very quiet and close to Bryce Canyon. Bathrooms are adequate. Rick, the person we dealt with, was friendly, helpful and welcoming. We would definitely stay here again.
We stayed here for 3 nights because it was cheap and close to Bryce Canyon. You definitely get what you pay for.
We were placed in a tent site right beside the highway and a group site, not knowing the group site would be occupied over the weekend. The first night was fine after the traffic died down late that night, but the next night the group site filled up and partied until late. When I complained the next day, the staff couldn’t have cared less. I was told we could move sites but that meant packing up our entire site for our last night. I asked why the “quiet time” (10pm-7am) isn’t enforced.
They said there is nobody on site past 8pm to monitor anything.
The showers were gross, I wouldn’t recommend going in without your flip flops on or touching the grungy shower curtain.
We will definitely not be back and do not recommend this place.
If you’re looking for a free place to stay, show up past 8pm and leave before 7am, since there’s nobody onsite to monitor anything, including people who party all night.
