Red Canyon Campground

We stayed here the last week it was open (in mid October) so temps were getting chilly at night. All sites seemed pretty level and paved. Loop B was a little more spread out than Loop A. There are Ponderosa trees and open spaces so a mix of sun and shade. Bathrooms (flush toilets) were clean and stocked. Loop A has 3 separated showers.... more

We enjoyed Red Canyon Campground. The Red Canyon visitor center is a short walk from the campground. From campsite 34, the views of the hoodoos are stunning. The campground is right off HWY 12 which comes with road noise. The only big negative were the three mice that visited us inside our trailer at night. Not cool. There are mice so ... more

We tucked in here for 2 nights and fully enjoyed the surrounding scenery and some epic hiking loops leaving right from the campground. The near by visitor center has a few short hikes and tons of information on additional hikes, biking and off roading trails. The sites are small and fill up early in the day. We arrived about 1pm... more

I just stayed here a few nights and was fortunate enough to get a site. While they don't offer reservations the campground fills early so don't arrive after 2 pm. I got there at 3 pm and there were only two sites left and it was late in the season (late September) Campsites are nice size, most have privacy. Many tall trees here to o... more

Clean. Flushing terlets. Hot showers. Beatutiful views.

We drove here in the rain well aware that there may have been sites in the NP campgrounds but as the other reviewer noted here we can walk our dog around. General Info and Access: Red Canyon CG is part of the Dixie National Forest and is on the right (heading east) on Rte 12 1/4 mi. after the Red Canyon Visitor Center (Powell Distr... more

We stayed here a few years ago. We choose this campground because it's beautiful, and not in the National park. National Parks do not allow dogs, and we have 2. There is hiking right from the campground, which is also dog friendly, and very scenic. Most people go to Bryce National park, so this place just outside there is not as crowde... more