Bryce Canyon Pines Store & Campground

Great location, close to Bryce and Zion. Right off the highway so easy to find. Located behind Chevron was convenient. I will give a suggestion the bathrooms, they’re not ADA friendly and showers are smaller than a closet. A bigger framed person can’t turn or move in the small shower. Other pluses, great sites, end sites are bigger, middles are close. Camp hosts were super helpful. We enjoyed our stay.

We stayed here for two nights to get out of the heat. You check in at the Chevron station just next to the campground.

The sites were well shaded by pine trees, but ours was very unlevel. It was >4 inches off side to side for our width of trailer. Additionally, many of the sites are paired with another site. You share a Y connector off the water line and all of the other hookups are immediately adjacent to each other. We could high five our neighbor from their slideout from our couch if we wanted to.

There was also a lot of bits of trash around the site. The on-site laundry was fine.

ATT service was good with speeds of 30mbps down and 3mbps up with a roof mounted Pepwave antenna. T-Mobile was 16/5.

I stayed here for one night while passing through. I camp in my car and felt a bit out of place with all of the big rigs. Some of the sites are extremely spacious, and some (like mine) were so close together. (Partially my fault for not booking a tent site.) I was sandwiched between two huge RVs. The bathrooms were clean but quite a far walk from the campsites. Also convenient to have a convenience store and gas station to refuel in the morning before hitting the road again. Overall I would stay here again, but would call ahead to book rather than book online and explain that I’m a car camper and ask for the best available site.

If you like rustic this is for you! They have power and water, laundry facilities and showers. Sites are not private and are fairly close together. It was a longer walk to the main washroom or you could use port-a-potty's at the campsites (for $50 a night I'm not using a port-a-potty). Main washrooms were roomy but the stalls were tight. Shower stalls were only a curtain so not very secure or private. People not using the campsite were using the bathrooms/showers during out-of-office hours, showering then leaving. No security at all. The woman's washroom was locked by someone between 10pm and 7am and I had to use the men's washroom with my husband standing guard. People would also show up to camp arriving after the office closed and leaving before it open, so no security. The office staff were very nice and helpful and it was a good location to Bryce and Red Rock Canyon State Park, so that was a plus. It was cold and windy when we were there so on Mother's Day we ate at the Bryce Canyon Pines Restaurant just down the road. Prime Rib was on special and my husband and I shared it. Huge helpings so bring your appetite. It was delicious and the restaurant has a fun, western theme to it. Based on our 1 meal, I recommend the restaurant. There was a bike path all down the main highway to Red Rock Canyon. I can't say if it went to Bryce though. Right beside the highway so could be noisy with trucks, big RV's and motorbikes.