Bryce Canyon North Campground was first come, first served which was WONDERFUL for those of us who don't want to plan months ahead and have to stick to a rigid schedule. We arrived around 10:30 AM and there was a steady flow of campers in and out of the CG. It didn't take too long for the CG to become full again, but all day there we... more

Beautiful National Park but campground needs some help. We had read that the park would be re-paving this June. All sites were first come first serve. Unfortunately, no signs of re-paving and it really needs it. Campground roads are deteriorating, the campsites are uneven and several inches below the roads. It took several tries to... more

North Campground has no hook-ups but it does have flush toilets and power in the washrooms, which were clean. It was first come, first served and the ranger was very nice when we arrived, helping us pick our spot, (B 40). We were walking distance to the Visitor Center, where shuttles were waiting to take us through the park. Although c... more

This is a nice campground and is a great way to see Bryce Canyon- sunset point is only a few minutes trek from most campsites. The campsite itself is pretty average for a National Park but definitely one of the nicer ones. The stars were incredible and the canyon itself was awesome.

It is a really nice National Park campground but not nearly as private or neat as BLM sites. That being said, it’s really pleasant that the campground is divided so that tent/van camping is seperated from RV spots. There are plenty of shady spots to beat the heat and sunrise rim is a short hike from most sites.

In late March the campground was first-come first-served. We arrived late on Friday and got the second to last site available. We got lucky. There's overflow boondocking on the west side of the road just south of Bryce. The sites at this campground are fine, mostly level and a bit cramped. Some pull-throughs and some tent-only sit... more

All sites are first come/first served and the campground is often full by noon. Arrive early and/or midweek for your best chance at getting a spot. Each site has a picnic table and firepit. Site quality (size, level, and separation) varies widely. Most sites have some trees/shade. No hookups, but there is a dump station. Potable w... more

It is amazing how quiet and peaceful the campground can be when outside of here it is tourist mayhem! But with our easy access we can walk to the rim to start our hikes are wait until off hours and take the car to different viewpoints. The shuttle bus is a short walk away, as is the visitor center, store and lodge. The cost is a smal... more

When we stayed here at the end of March only loops A & B were open. The campground was full almost every night. Get here early if you want a spot! We enjoyed our large pull through spot with towering trees overhead. The best part was that while the trees were pretty to look at, we still had plenty of sun to power our solar panels. ... more

Our friends scored us a spot in the A Loop of North Campground a few hours before we were able to arrive. We were a little dubious about committing to 5 nights/6 days in a National Park campground. Just how nice could it be? Well it was pretty darn convenient— perfectly located for a quick sunrise or sunset stroll along the Rim Trai... more