$15 a night, no reservations so show up around checkout time (11 am ?) and get vacated spots. I came Monday morning, campsites were all empty, but by Wed they were all full. Great deal, and enjoyable camping, some spots offer decent privacy, others don't. Flushing toilets and clean restroom only amenities. I had an awesome site that had a... More

Great campground in amongst the forest. Travelled in late Nov so the only campground open. No shuttles running either, but was very quite so no problem driving/parking anywhere we wanted to go. Fantastic facilities, very clean. No shower or electrical hookups but campiste has more than enough room (We had a 16ft van), picnic table and fire pit. It was... More

Clean toilets, fire pit, picknick table, a lot of shade and enough room. Showers are nearby at the General Store (2 dollars). Well, it's the typical National Park campground: nothing to complain about, nothing special but well worth the 15$ a night!

We really enjoyed the beauty of this area and it was made more enjoyable by camping there. There are no showers and the bathrooms were not special, but the location is mind blowing. Bryce canyon puts the grand canyon to shame. I can't wait to come back and visit again. Endless hiking trails and felt that we got plenty of... More

Stayed here for two nights in RV. Cool nights ment not having hookups was no big deal. Clean and all sights pull through. Close to visitors center but shuttle bus has multiple stops so that didn't matter. Laudry present onsite but it is on the small side. Great hiking. Horse and mule rides are great.

When we got to Bryce Canyon, we checked ourselves into the North Campground. It is one of these places where you deposit the mloney in an envelope and attach the tab at the post of an empty space which is then yours for the duration. There are no hook-ups, but the campsites are in the trees, nicely spaced apart, and... More

Loved staying here - the facilities were good & it was a short distance to trails. Such a beautiful location - would happily go back again for another holiday.

We stayed here towards the end of August, and even though the campground was full, it was quiet and dark at night. The campground is within walking distance to great trails (including Canyon Rim) and best of all, the shuttle stop is close by. You can leave your camper behind and just hop on/hop off at your own convenience. Truly... More

We visited Bryce and stayed at this campground in the second week of June. We were expecting the campgrounds to be full, but there was actually decent turnover. Still, as we expected to arrive late in the day and did not really want to fumble around with establishing camp (if we get one) then (not with two young ones), we... More