Zion River Resort

Stayed here for our short visit to ZNP. Arrived around 8:30pm check-in was still open and took all of five minutes, including buying some fire wood. Had a pull through site that was nice and level. We had extra space on our door side because of a walkway. Pool was nice and refreshing after hiking all day. Our site had a fire ring. Staff was friendly and helpful. Will stay here again on our next ZNP visit.

Very clean and accommodating. The first night we had to stay in a larger spot (I think around $65) then moved to a smaller spot ($54). Overall, staff were great- small kids and pets are welcomed. They have a pool, playground, on site grill that serves homemade ice cream. Only 20 min drive to Zion- easy to park in any parking lots near the enterence for $20/day then take the free Springfield bus to Zion. Springfield is like a small Sedona with cute and independent shops. The RV park offers ride to Zion- drop off 9am and pick up 3pm for $7/round trip per person. They also have nightly activities for kids, like making birdhouse or watching movies. WiFi was good- didn’t have a problem.

We were desperate. It was 105° and we had to find a place to plug in. We got lucky and snagged the last site available. Clean, green and well maintained. Nice bathrooms and showers. I have never paid that much for a campsite (well, there was that time in Key West...😬), but we were able to sleep in AC, so it’s all good. It is a ways from the park.

We stayed here in early June and it was hot! We purposefully booked a place with full hookups so we could have AC- it was 100 degrees! The utilities here were great- we use a surge protector and it never went off and EVERYONE was running AC.
Normally we stay in campgrounds which we prefer, but there are occasions that call for an RV Park. This was one of the nicest we have stayed in. From reservations to check out everything went great. We initially booked a back in site which was all they had available- and we were going to have to move in the middle of the stay, but an employee knocked on our door and asked if we wanted to move to a nicer pull through site for the remainder of our stay because they had a cancellation and they saw in their notes that I had wanted a pull through!. We were very pleased to move to a pull through spot as it had grass and was roomier than the back in.
This park is close to Zion and to town so the location is very good. They have a nice store, laundry, pool and hold some kind of activity planned each evening. Very charming.
We enjoyed our interactions with staff and volunteers and would definitely come here again.
They are doing a great job at Zion River Resort!
We didn't have good cell coverage (Verizon) and the WiFi worked sporadically but we enjoyed the down time.

I really enjoyed my site here. It was very easy to get into, the staff was very helpful. As we were leaving on the last day, a vital piece of my awning broke. One of the staff came over with a hose clamp and secured the piece together so I could roll in and lock my awning for travel.

Our site was beautiful. Each site has a stretch of manicured, soft, lush grass that you can walk around in barefoot. Hookups were easy to set up. We set up our little mat, table, and two chairs and played scrabble into the evening. The location was superb if you are going to hike in ZNP. The boyfriend has T-Mobile and had cell reception there. I have Verizon and also had cell phone reception. The bathrooms were clean though very limited, as the toilet and showers were in the same rooms. So if you had to use the toilet but not the shower, you better pray that everyone isn't showering or else you'll be waiting for awhile.

The 'dog park' was underwhelming to say the least. It was a very small fenced gravel pen with no shade, no benches. If your dog is highly entertained by sniffing the perimeter of fencing over and over, this'll be great. For us, it sucked.

Overall, the park was clean, well run, and we felt we had a resort-like experience.

This is a great location for visiting Zion National Park. It's a 20 minute drive to the park and there is a free shuttle service. If you arrive after 10am in ZNP, parking will be tough so it's nice to have the shuttle option.
There's a lot to do in ZNP and this is a great base. Grafton ghost town is a fun side trip.

The price is high but you can see where the money is going. The grounds are immaculate and there are a lot of amenities. The laundromat was really nice with double sized washers for $2 and the game room with a pool table for $.50/game was an added bonus.
Connectivity was great with ATT voice (very slow data) but non existent for Verizon. They do have a booster in the rec room if you have to make a Verizon call.
The campground wifi was the best I have seen at a private RV park.
Cable was good but I had to use a signal booster to get a decent picture.
The staff was extremely friendly and it was easy to tell they take a lot of pride in the park.
Try to get a river site to avoid road noise.

Site accessibility (Very easy to navigate, wide roads) - 5
Campground location (Great location to visiting Zion National Park) - 5
Nearby amenities (Nearby grocery store and Walmart Supercenter) - 4
Site Privacy (Typical private RV park, small sites) - 3
Campground amenities (FHU, laundry onsite, rec room, private bath/showers, propane onsite) - 5
Dog friendly (Walking inside the park, small dog park) - 3
Activities (ZNP, Hiking, biking) - 5
Cost ($56/night for FHU) - 2
Staff friendliness (Very friendly) - 5
Connectivity (Great wifi, excellent ATT voice, no Verizon, cable TV) - 4
Total rating = 4.1

I loved this place. Although I didn't take advantage of most of their facilities, I had a great stay.
The staff were the best I've encountered. The site were raked and gravel swept out of the road daily. The trees were nice. The river ran behind my site. The rest rooms were large, clean and private. Each site had a fire ring and a picnic table. Did I mention how great the staff was? the only down side, which isn't a down side for me because I don't need phone or internet, is the Verizon cell service was non-existent. My friends had AT&T and the had a good signal.

The place is quite pristine, clean and well presentable. The staff are friendly, and the facilities along with the pool to be modern, clean and not that crowded even when it was close to 90 degrees. The only point to think about is that the campground is next to RT 9 which leads to the park which is about 15 miles so it is a bit noisy but not annoying. Normally, I stay at BLM, national and state parks so staying at a RV is a rarity but great to discharge the tanks, laundry and charge up the batteries.

The Virgin River RV Resort is a very nice park compared to the nearby spartan NP campgrounds. The facility is spotless, well run and a green oasis.

Given the proximity to Utahs busiest NP one should expect a busy park with tight spaces and little privacy. We were able to shoehorn our coach into one of the sites that backed up to the river and our car barely fit in next to the coach. Luckily we weren't next to a large family so it wasn't too bad. But we were out and about so much that we really didn't care. Our dog however wasn't as thrilled as there wasn't much in the way of doggie facilities. He did enjoy a few days at the Doggie Dude Ranch in Rockville while we hiked in the park.

The pool and especially the hot tub was a real pleasure after a day of hiking in Zion.

The store was nicely stocked and the staff were all great! Wifi was good but Verizon cell coverage was almost nonexistant, T-Mobile however actually worked!