Zion Canyon Campground & RV Resort

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 ev... more

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 t... more

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 t... more

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... more

We stayed here while we visited Zion and Bryce National Parks. The campground was in an perfect location for Zion. It was very busy, but quiet. It is located right along a river where our boys get to play in it. We hiked to most places in town and even to Zion. There is a nice ice cream shop across the street for a cool dessert. Mule d... more

We were there the first week in May and actually this was an okay campground. The location - right outside of the entrance to Zion National Park - was terrific. Nice tent sites. Good showers (you get a token for 6 minutes). Easy access and quick check in. The one down side is that the sites are very tight and each one has a fire ... more

It’s not very often that we pay fifty bucks a night to camp, but it was Easter/Spring break and the NP campgrounds were full (I know, what were we thinking?). We’ve used this park a couple of other times before though so we knew what we were getting for our money: location, location, location. It’s only about a half mile to the NP visi... more

The positive...very close to Zion NP entrance, you can easily walk. The bathrooms and showers are nice and clean, but you are limited to 6 minute showers with tokens. The river runs right behind the park with a great mountain view behind that. The negative...pull thru sites are very close together. Limited with showers by tokens. Our... more

This RV park sits right on the Virgin River; those camping in tents or pop-up vans will have excellent sites on the water. The soaring canyon walls rise above the park on the other side of the river, making for a magical location. The FREE Zion National Park shuttle stop is at the entrance to the RV park; the entrance to the Nationa... more

Zion Canyon Campground will not guarantee you a river front site, but you can request one and we got one!! Yay!! The river front sites only have water and electric and they are on the opposite side than most hook-ups. Thankfully, we had some extra long hoses and cords. The campgrounds are a bit rustic. As another reviewer stated the si... more