We drive a 33ft class A and tow a Nissan Versa. That being said, I was concerned about the condition of the road getting here. We unhitched our Nissan and explored first. We were able to grab a wide open pull through spot right off the paved road. Someone had built a great fire pit. No problem getting the rig here. 25 min to Zion.... more

There is a lot of room, I can't imagine showing up and not being able to find a place to park. Though, anything is possible in the summer I suppose. The roads that lead back to the edge of the cliff that overlooks the dam are fairly rough. 4-Wheel drive recommended. We towed our 30ft pull-behind down here no problem, but it was a li... more

The perks: -Easy to find -directly across the highways from Fort Zion -Easily accessible by any vehicle -Great views Downfalls: -As of March 26, 2018 the land was under construction so we had tractors moving land near our site (not too big of a deal) -Terrain was dry, with no shade or trees (non factor during our trip in ... more

We found a nice spot not far off the road big enough for my 30' 5th wheel and a 22' Airstream. The road in is good and there are at least 4 spots close to the highway. There are more sites but some of those trails are rough (but I've hauled the 5th up worse!). We chose a site on the right as you go in that has a big cement "pad" sort o... more

We had a great time. The location we arrived at was just shy of the bluff location another couple posted about here on the review section. We have a 37” diesel pusher and based on her limitations chose the location notated in the Lot box. We walked the whole area and there are awesome bluff campsite locations looking over the river i... more

This place was perfect! Tons of open space with beautiful views of the canyons out every window of our airstream! Completely peaceful and quiet. It took about 35-40 mins into Zion NP. The town of Hurricane is about 10-15 mins away and has everything you need! We had full att cell service here which is almost unheard of when boon... more

We moved here from North Creek, not for better scenery, but for a little more warmth. North Creek is prettier, and would be better in the summer months, but in December we are trying to not freeze our "pipes." Plus here we get sunrise to sunset sun. It is still a beautiful area. Campsites greatness depends on your rigs abilities. Fo... more

My wife and I arrived on a Tuesday morning in early December. The weather has been abnormally dry and warm for this time of year, so we weren't surprised to see a few other camps but overall it was quiet (I imagine it gets very crowded here). There are a few dirt roads and many campsites but few that are great for our train. Rough road... more

Close to the road, then noisy place. Access is difficult with a compact car, drive slowly. Very beautiful landscape over the canyon. There s no water, no restrooms, only wilderness.

We enjoyed our stay here and Zion National Park. As some of the other reviews mention it can be a little tricky to get in here so definitely scout it out before driving your rig in. We stayed in a large spot above the dam. The views are great and it's a pretty easy drive into the park. One thing to watch out for is rain. The ground ... more