The Southwest · UT
Bryce Canyon in an RV
An amphitheater of orange rock spires. It sits at eight thousand feet, so it is cool when the rest of Utah is not. Most people give it 2 days.
When to goMay through October. Snow on the rim into May is normal.
What fitsUp to 40 feet. Plenty of room to park and enough hookups that a trailer makes sense.
What catches people outNorth Campground takes the longer rigs. Nights drop into the thirties even in June.
Where you would actually stay
Picked for the trip rather than a list somebody was paid to be on. Anything with a link books direct with them, and we will do it for you if you would rather not spend the evening on hold.
| Campground | What it has | Book it |
|---|---|---|
| King Creek Campground | USFS · water | Their site |
| North Campground | National Park Service · hookups · water | Their site |
| Sunset Campground | National Park Service · hookups · water | Their site |
| Ruby's RV Park & Campground | hookups · showers · water | Their site |
| 15 | Utah State Parks · hookups · water | Their site |
| Riverside Campground | hookups | Their site |
| Canyons of Escalante RV Park | water | Their site |
| Mount Carmel RV Park | hookups | Their site |
| Bear Valley RV & Campground Resort | hookups · dump station | Their site |
| Escalante Outfitters Campground | Escalante Outfitters · water | Their site |
| Red Canyon Campground | United States Forest Service · showers | Their site |
| Cannonville KOA | hookups · dump station · showers · water | Their site |
| Paradise RV Park & Campground | Their site | |
| Duck Creek Campground | United States Forest Service | Their site |
152 campgrounds sit within about forty miles of here. The 138 not listed are mostly unnamed forest and backcountry sites. We book any of them for you.
Want this one planned for you?
$150 and we book the site, work out which pad is worth having, build the days and have food and ice waiting when you pull in.