Red Ledge RV Park & Campground

Looking for a campsite close to Zion and called Red Ledge. Had an opening due to a no show. It is a good distance from Zion so don't expect it to be super convenient to the park. The manager (owner?) was very courteous upon checking in and informative of a nearby WalMart and Walgreens. When calling I ask if we might be able to stay for 2 nights and she said yes. When we checked in I thought she said she had us DOWN for 2 nights but the following day after the 1 night I looked for her to tell her we did want the 2nd night and she informed me that she had already rented the space so we would have to leave. It was around noon and check out was 11 but she didn't charge any extra. I do think she could have checked with us before renting the space to another. Otherwise the campground is okay. Really didn't have a chance to use the laundry since we had to quickly pack up and go. A little noisy. Most of sites are permanent residents it seems with only a few spots for overnighters. Had Passport America but we did not get the 50% off rate. May be due to time of year with so many tourists.

We chose this RV Park since it is literally right down the street from two AMAZING hikes (Kanarra Falls and Spring Creek Canyon). The facilities were clean and neat and for only being here a couple of days, we felt safe and happy. If you are hikers, there is no better spot. Also, we were treated very well by the owners and onsite manager.

Our rate reflects a Passport America discount - $120 weekly rate plus $13 (tax) & $14 (50 amp service).
This is smaller park with many full-time residents leaving a handful of spots available for 'travelers,' and they were nearly always full while we were camped. Reservations are made by phone (easy), and the owner and her camp hosts are helpful and accommodating.
The sites are relatively tight but level, and if we fit (including access to our garage) then most rigs shouldn't have any trouble. This is not a place you come for a ton of privacy, but we were perfectly comfortable and noise was never any issue. Utilities worked fine, and the park offers many communal areas (picnic area, fire pit, covered patio), plus laundry, bathroom, and showers. Overall, the park is quaint, well cared for, and friendly (we talked to more kind neighbors here than anywhere we've camped). This is less a commercial CG than it is a welcoming community.
The location is about 10-15 from all the amenities of Cedar City along with a reasonable drive to Zion, Bryce, and Cedar Breaks. There are even 2 nice hiking trails in town. Our Verizon service worked fine, as did their Wifi.

With our Passport America discount, we paid the full price of $30+tax for the first night, then half price at $15 for the next 6 nights. We were allowed to continue this pricing structure without leaving. That's a GREAT deal for being relatively close to Zion and Bryce.

This park doesn't have a web site, but Gail is awesome on the phone and made the reservation process a piece of cake. Upon arrival, she already had our paperwork filled out. She also gave us maps to the local area and suggested hikes.

If you want to avoid a credit card processing fee, have cash on you. You can also pay with a check.

So what do you get for that price? We happened to luck out and get the pull-thru spot right next to the hammock! I would say that's definitely the best spot in the park.

As far as amenities go, there's a hot tub, grills, outdoor sitting areas, a DVD library ($1 rentals), clean restrooms with showers, and a laundry room ($1 to wash, $0.50 to dry for 20 minutes). The office has $10 quarter rolls you can buy. There is also a small grass area for tent camping, and 3 cute "barns" you can rent, that have beds in them. Some RV'ers had family visiting and the barns were a great accommodation option!

Two awesome hikes nearby (walkable from RV park): Kanarra Creek Trail & Spring Creek Canyon. (Spring Creek was a great hike for the dogs)

Kanarraville has no services, but Cedar City has everything from grocery stores like Walmart and Lin's to Starbucks.

To be fair I just pulled in off the road and hoped for a site. Glad she only had 2 nights which saved me from myself. Had to drop my car out front and drive around the building to get into the site and then had to get some guidance to pull up and back in closer to the edge of the site. At night I could hear the kids talking in the next camper which is way too close for me. The hook ups were easy to reach and the manager was super friendly but this is the type of place I would only suggest for an overnight.