Bryce, UT Campgrounds

[Texas Clodhopper]

Can anyone and preferably several anyones recommend some campgrounds in the Bryce, UT area? Thanks in advance.

 

[stang37]

We stayed at Ruby's Inn and campground. Nice lots of space and close to everything. Not that costly

 

[donttellmax]

Been here a few days, boondocking in the Dixie National Forest dispersed camping. There are two areas just outside the park, one right outside the park boundary and another off Hwy 12 on Tom's Best Spring Rd, about 6 miles from the park. If you're into boondocking, I highly recommend either area. Ruby's looks nice if you like RV parks. Both campgrounds inside the park look very nice as well. North Campground is first come, first served. Gotta get there early, I guess. The other campground is reservation only. Good luck with all that. Also, just know if you want to drive your RV into the National Park, and don't have a campground reservation, vehicles over 20 feet are prohibited from parking in all but one parking lot, or more than 4 miles into the park on the scenic drive. I had no problem parking in the designated lot. Just a heads up.

 

[J&JD]

Can anyone and preferably several anyones recommend some campgrounds in the Bryce, UT area? Thanks in advance.

We also stay at Ruby’s. There are nice big rig sites in the newer back area. Judy D

 

[Texas Clodhopper]

We stayed at Ruby's, in the back section. It was great.

 

[FL-JOE]

We have stayed at Bear Valley RV & Campground twice now. It isn't right next to Bryce but not a very long drive. Last trip to the area we had friends in Tiffin buses pulling 24' trailers that booked at Ruby's. They told them they would have two sites long enough (70' plus) but when they arrived in a rain storm they found out the pull thru sites they had for them were about 60' long. They ended up getting their money back and staying a week at Bear Valley. Their cost was about half also.

 

[J&JD]

We stayed at Ruby's, in the back section. It was great.

X2 on Ruby’s back section