Tom's Best Spring

There are a ton of spots all over this easily accessible road- our rig has low clearance and terrible suspension and we were just fine. We pulled down the first major left and went down about a mile until we came to a perfect spot over looking the canyon. There were a few tight spots through trees getting back there so don’t recomme... more

Easy access with smooth gravel main road and numerous dirt side roads with plenty of sites and fire rings. Vault toilet at junction of rt 12 and Tom's Best Road. Paved bike trail can be accessed at same location as the vault toilet and runs along south side of rt 12 from Red Canyon all the way into Bryce Canyon. Beautiful location ... more

It was clean and uncrowned. Very close to the park. It’s right off the main road and it’s easily accessible. No 4x4 needed

This place has got it all! The access road is in really good shape, ancillary roads are hit or miss. Some sites are very large and level, and most of them are very well spaced out. The trees are just tight enough to offer nice shade and hammock hanging, while sparse enough to afford a lot of good sun for solar. The Verizon signal ... more

We scouted out this area and showed up after filling up with water and dumping at the Red Canyon Campground. Tons of spots exist all along the road. So if you are able, look around to find the best spots. A few easy access spots right off the highway - we went higher and farther back for better views. We had hammock trees, good s... more

We for some reason decided to check out southern Utah in June/July and they were having a crazy heat wave. Luckily we found an RV park that was about $13 a day in Panguitch before the temperatures cooled. We checked out all the areas and this had the best spots for larger rigs. It's close to Panguitch if you need gas, groceries or prop... more

Loved this gem. Short drive to Bryce for great hiking.

Easy access to Bryce National Park, about 15 minute drive and to Red Rock Canyon. There is a sign on Hwy. 12 that says Tom's Best Spring Rd. Multiple sites as you continue to drive farther down the road. We picked the first available site, about three in. It was very quiet, no visible neighbors. Occasional car would pass. Easy ac... more

We stayed here for about a week in the beginning of May 2017 and absolutely loved our time here. We stayed along Forest Road 3626 which branches off of 117 or Tom's Best Spring Rd. 3636 starts and ends on 117. There are a few spots on the northern intersection of 3626 but if they are full we would recommend turning around. 3626 is quit... more

We loved our stay here. Stayed here in mid April. Stopped by the red canyon visitor center to get some info about the area. This is dispersed camping, so no amenities. Forest rangers asked that we stay at an existing campsite. There are a bunch of sites along the road. Google maps calls this road 117, but while driving toward Bryce you... more