Red Canyon Campground

We only stayed one night and it was gorgeous and peaceful. It was raining, so the creek runs and you can’t get in or out of the park when that happens. Camp hosts were friendly and knowledgeable. We would love to have more time here and will definitely visit this park again. Reviews said there was verizon service and no t-mobile. We have a WeBoost, Verizon hotspot, and tmobile as cell provider. Verizon hotspot was 0 and tmobile was 4 bars of 4glte, as long as we were right up on the receiver. We were in site 32.

Most reviews covered this campground well, so just quick summary from my stay:

Stunning views
Paved spots with concrete slab for fire ring, bench and grill
Central dump with drinking water for RV’ers
Central garbage which can be a short hike depending on your spot
Water jug filling spots throughout the park
Nice hot water and clean showers
Hiking trail attached
Very tall trees for shades

No ATT cell, but very short walk towards visitor center, gives coverage for a quick call.
Solar and Starlink users may have limited use with all the tall trees around.

Definitely would come again!

We love coming here. Nice sites for all size of campers. We have solar and had great site with the right amount of sun. Bathrooms and showers are really clean.
Hosts are very helpful and knowledgeable.
So much to do in the area so we base out of here. Great hiking from the campground.
ATT Cell service isn’t great but signal is good just as we leave the park.

An awesome campground with great hosts. They were very friendly and helpful with information about the area. If there was a way to do 4 1/2 stars this would be it. The only draw back is that only at one site (12) could you get any cell service on Verizon (1 bar). No cell service is good and not so good depending upon your perspective. Water was readily available, pit toilet smelled great, and the stars at night were amazing. It is an easy trip Bryce NP and about an hour from Zion NP.

Definitely would go back.

Drove in right on sunset on a Monday and was told there was plenty of spots still open. $21 for the night. Got a spot right next to the manager facing the street which you can hear just a bit. Lucky there is a ton of trees at the campground.

Clean showers were $2.50 for 8min which I found is more than enough. There was an added fee to dump but didn’t choose to dump here.

Only negative is the layout is very confusing and wish there was a map posted somewhere.

Lots of reviews but the manager told us site 18 was the best for a large RV with solar. It is the furthest away from the road, no noise.
The bike path toward Bryce goes all the way there. If you need one they rent e-bikes near Bryce’s entrance. Trail rides, off road 4 wheelers, hiking, this place has it all plus scenery.
The Loose TH was a spectacular hike.
You can walk on the bike path or ride to the visitors center.
On line it said this CG was closed.
We got texts occasionally but even with our amplifier there was no service. If you go 2 miles west service was excellent.

Place is clean and quiet. It's also first-come first-served and very popular. People begin drive thru's around 10am to find a site...get there early. Road noise after 10pm is almost nonexistent. Very picturesque. I think every site has a good view of something. While I don't especially care for paying to dry camp you get a lot here. Supervised. The campground staff is driving thru several times per hour. Close to the dump station and potable water which were very clean. Water faucet in or very close to your site for filling pans, bottles, dish pans, etc...just not your RV. Our site was like a premium site at many RV Parks...fire pit, bbq, clean table, concrete pad, and the view. The hikes in and around are very nice if not a little more strenuous than described...few fall into the easy range. No cell service for ATT but drive west on 12 to the Highway 12 Scenic Byway sign and you can download the world. Hit the Main Street Market in Panguich for groceries. Cedar City Walmart for what you can't find in Panguich.