Utah Campgrounds

 

Welcome to Festival City, USA! Cedar City is home to three world-class theaters and hosts the Tony Award-winning Utah Shakespearean Festival summer through fall. The closest mountain getaway from Las Vegas, Cedar City is 20 degrees cooler than Zion. It’s 20 minutes from the Kolob entrance into Zion National Park, 30 to Cedar Breaks National Monument and 90 to Bryce Canyon National Park. World-class skiing at Brian’s Head is 30 miles away. Nearby, enjoy mountain biking, ATV trails, trout fishing and an 18-hole golf course across the street. On-site amenities include a big-screen theater, ice cream and a laundry facility. Our staff can tell you about area attractions. A college town with metropolitan appeal in a gorgeous mountain setting, Cedar City equals year-round FUN!

 

 

Staying at the Campground and RV Park at Ruby's Inn is a great opportunity for visitors to stay in a forest setting near Bryce Canyon National Park (1/2 mile). Bring your own RV or camper, stay in an authentic Indian Tipi, or rent a cozy cabin.

 

Their AAA-approved campground features over 240 shaded campsites including full hookups with electricity and water, large pull-thru's to accommodate modern RV's, shaded tent sites, and large group sites nestled beneath the pines. Restrooms with shower units are included in the nightly rate and are located near the site. The pool, restroom, shower, and water facilities are located close to the cabins. Ruby's Inn Campground offers the newest facilities available. This Park truly is a great find and a great place to stay and explore Bryce Canyon’s wonders.

 

 

 

 

Camp in spectacular and peaceful Bryce Valley, 12 miles from the entrance to Bryce Canyon National Park. After settling in, pull out the chairs and watch the sunset light up the plateaus of Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. Their park has everything you need to make your Bryce Canyon camping trip memorable. Plan to stay at least 3 days so you'll have enough time to explore all the unforgettable places nearby, including Kodachrome Basin, Red Canyon, Scenic Highway 12 and hundreds of miles of quiet back roads. As long-time residents of Bryce Valley, they can show you the best places to go hiking, canyoneering, mountain biking, fishing, horseback riding or where to take a leisurely drive. Since Bryce Valley is 1,500 feet lower in elevation than Bryce Canyon, when Bryce is dusted with snow, you can sleep comfortably warm with them.

 

 

Moab, undoubtedly the adventure epicenter of the world. Come experience the world-renowned scenery of red-rock country. Don't miss Arches and Canyonlands National Parks. If the scenery isn't enough, inject yourself with 20.05 cc's of adrenaline and try to conquer the axle busting, derailer crushing trails Moab made famous.  Offering a variety of site types, they can meet your needs regardless of your RV. We provide 50 amp service, pull-thru sites; cable and internet access is available right at your site.