Zion Canyon Campground & RV Resort

It’s a campground outside a major National Park. Every thing you need and some stuff you don’t. Site was great right on the river. (Do not tube it in the summer if you’re a bigger person, water level is too low to float the whole thing.) Loved the campground. Would def stay again. Location location location is the key for this one. We were in the park and on the trail head within 45 min. Including parking and catching the shuttle.

Beautiful Rv park at walking distance to the park. All you need in less than 5 mins to walking distance
Kids friendly, not very dog friendly, no dog park, only few potty places, showers with one 6 minutes token per day. Not very leveled, some spots are difficult to maneuver for newbies with motor homes over 34ft. Please do a walk through before taking a spot.

In high season you might have neighbors fixing their ATV at 9:00 pm

The check-in is ridiculous no place to stop with a large Rig and tow without blocking the entrance or parked cars.

Obviously management prefers car-parking in front of their store front.

Hookups: mist are 110v 15 and 30A, few spots are 50A, water pressure is good. sewer connection is always a surprise. Have some tools handy.

Every spot has a grill and a fire place.
However remember to get your own wood else you pay $6/small bundle of 1/2 h burning time.

Spots are narrow and soil - keep your boots handy to walk through puddles.

Can’t beat the price and location. The sites are close together, and there are lots of people in rentals, but overall a great spot to see Zion. We usually prefer off the beaten path parks but for the access to Zion, the laundry, and full hookups it was a great stop between boondocking. There is a shuttle to Zion so you don’t have to worry about the parking situation. And really it’s about a 10 min walk to the park. Walking distance to food, shops, etc. highly suggest a dinner at Moki down the street. The spots by the river are nice, but the water is definitely loud. We would stop through here again.

This location has been great just a mile from the entrance to Zion National Park. They have a local bus stop right out infant of the office you can walk to for access to Zion as well. Wifi isn't amazing but works well enough for most activities. We have enjoyed our stay here and would recommend this site to anyone coming to Zion NP. Some of the back in areas could be difficult is you have a larger rv and people haven't parked all the way in their sites but everyone was accommodating and moved or helped out with everyone else. Only reason for not having 5 stars really would be our site had a lot of dog stuff everywhere which is the owner responsibility and also some of the firepits are in fixed locations which make it hard if you have a larger rig. Ours is basically covered by rear bumper so that we would fit and we had to move picnic tables so that we could reasonably get into our location.

The view we had was fantastic take a look at the attached photo.

No military discount

Would I stay here again, sure would. The sites are nice, level gravel. I had plenty of room for my 32TT and parking the truck behind it sideways. Hopefully you're the friendly type because the sites are close together. The shower houses and restrooms are super clean. Close to a great grocery/souvenir store across the street, and oh yeah.... ice cream! Walk up to the free bus stop and 2 stops later you're entering Zion NP. Of course in August it was BUSY, but you have to expect that during the summer. I would say half the park was filled with the Go America RV rentals which is OK, but they just don't seem like "real" campers to me (sorry). Overall a great experience even if it was a bit close to your neighbors.

While this would generally be a pretty forgettable campground, its location, right outside the front gates of Zion National Park, made all the difference for us. The Virgin River runs right next to the campground, you can walk right to the front gate of the National Park, you can walk to shops and restaurants, and you have access to everything you need in Springdale. It's just a fantastic spot. While the sites might not be particularly posh, the views all around the campground are simply stunning and we were thoroughly content during our lengthy stay.

As for the actual sites, this is a standard commercial campground with minimal site separation. We lucked out with a very spacious end spot, but the majority of sites have minimal space between rigs. There is a fair amount of greenery throughout the campground which helped a bit, but overall, privacy wasn't great. There was a significant amount of inconsistency between the sites - as far as space and how level they were. The campground offered wifi which worked reasonably well as did our AT&T hotspot, though at certain times, both would become overwhelmed.

As for location, you simply cannot find a better located campground outside the gates of Zion. The Springdale shuttle that picks folks up throughout Springdale and drives them to the front gate of the park does stop right in front of this campground, but we never used it, preferring to simply walk to the front gate. It's about a half mile between the campground and the Zion visitor's center, so it's super easy for most people to just walk. In the opposite direction is the town of Springdale which offers everything else you could need - grocery stores, shops, and restaurants. We basically walked everywhere throughout our visit.

Customer service was efficient if not particularly friendly. They clearly churn through a ton of people at this place, but it was fine. You do have to pay a non-refundable first night's deposit at the time of booking which we think is pretty crappy, especially given the high price of the sites (ie: if you have to cancel at any time for any reason, you lose your deposit.)

Overall, we were happy with this park and would stay here again on a return trip to Zion National Park.

This is right in town and convenient. Shuttle buses stop right out front, so you can skip the huge parking issue in the park. Walk to restaurants. Really hot and dusty while we were here, but not unbearable. Lots of nice shade trees by the sites. Most are pull thru and pretty level. We had full hookups and our AC ran continuous in the heat. Plenty of power. The showers are awesome! Clean, nice tile, benches, hot water and AIR CONDITIONED! WiFi works pretty good too.
Reserve way in advance. We stayed in June 2018.

No, we did not come to this campground to watch TV. We came to visit Zion N.P. As others have said, location is fantastic. Beautiful. But when two senior adults return from a full day in the park, sure would be nice to tune in to some relaxing TV. NO. When we got zero TV, I called the office and was told I had the wrong brand of television for their system! Excuse me? Their cable only works on certain televisions! Do they mention this on their website...NOPE! So stay somewhere cheaper. Sites are small, dusty and messy. Stay here if all you want is easy access to Zion! Forgot to mention that 6 minute showers that you get a token for are ridiculously stingy!

Seriously it’s less than a 10 minute walk (or two shuttle stops) away from the pedestrian entrance to Zion. It is walking distance (or free shuttle) to everything in Springdale. It was so nice to park once and not move for days.

The campground is crowded and full of people who don’t know campground manners- but if you’re like us you won’t spend much time at the campground. There are a few RV spots (and a bunch of tent spots) that back up to the river- we requested one but alas they put us smack next to the playground instead where small children seemed to play and squee from 5 am to 11 am. There is no way to book a specific spot, you can just put requests in when you make reservations- I would assume everyone requests the river spots but hey maybe you’ll get lucky.

The bathrooms were clean but smelled like a dentist office. The showers work on tokens- you get one token per person per night and each token gives you 6 minutes. Laundry was $2 for washers and $2 for dryers and was decent sized.

WiFi in the campground was hit or miss- sometimes was super fast, sometimes slow, often got kicked off. AT&T showed full LTE in the campground and all of Springdale but also was sometimes fast and sometimes unusable. Our verizon hotspot worked the most consistently

Excellent food right next door at Whiptail Grill and tasty gelato across the street at hoodoos