AutoCamp Zion

We had a great time glamping! The Airstream was really cute and the facilities were modern and comfy. The staff were super friendly, and having our own campfire outside was a fun touch. Only downsides were the pool wasn’t heated for winter (it was closed), the beds were a bit too hard, and the heating was loud. Also, no maid service and weak water pressure, but overall, it was a fantastic experience, and we’d definitely do it again!

Great stay! Very clean rooms with all amenities. The afternoon woman who checked us in and helped with all questions was fantastic! Didn’t get her name but has red hair. Best s’mores we have ever had from the kit. We cooked over campfire each night and enjoyed the fire. The only thing keeping this from a full 5* review is no hot tubs. Would definitely recommend a stay here!

We stayed here because we had Hilton Honors points and thought it would be better than staying in Zion proper. So happy we made the right choice! We loved having our own space & the great outdoors, complete with a firepit & amazing view. Slept with the windows open & woke-up to amazing sunrises. The staff was so welcoming & coffee/tea/granola by 6am each morning was wonderful since we had early starts in the park. We can't wait for our next Auto Camp experience!!!

Amenities super convenient for glamping. Great experience for our family and moms who have to carry so much of the mental load. This is our second stay with AutoCamp. First was at Joshua Tree and Zion is equally as nice! Staff super helpful and accommodating to family and kids. We went with two other families and they let us stay in adjacent suites! Hands down recommend AutoCamp!

Autocamp Zion has delicious food, and beautiful scenery. It’s only six miles from the national park so it’s very convenient. Autocamp Zion is pet friendly and that’s exactly what we needed this Thanksgiving. The staff are incredibly friendly and help out with whatever you need during your stay. All in all I would recommend Autocamp Zion to my friends, family since Autocamp feels like a big family.|- AR (12 yrs)

It was a great stay, however after a long day of hiking we were not excited to find out you can’t park by your airstream. They were nice enough to offer someone with a golf cart to help with our luggage but you will want to make sure not to forget anything in your car because it is an inconvenient walk back. I also felt it was a bit over priced. We used some credit card loyalty points to offset the cost or would have likely passed.

I was really unimpressed with the grounds. I was so excited too finally try an auto camp, thought it would be more lux. The grounds were not great, the coffee in the lobby was so bad. And this type of resort I thought there would be a great coffee pot in the room, just instant. when I first got to my room found a toe clipping (so gross) and an unswept floor. I had to clean it myself. no yoga, no live music like the website stated. The staff were great, just housekeeping needs major improvement. I would not stay here again.

Lovely stay overall. Staff were helpful and delightful. Located just off a busy highway but beautiful otherwise. The food offering at the Kitchen is subpar. Menu items are described to entice, the reality is abysmal fare. Example: menu description: posada chicken chimichanga = Microwaved frozen burrito that lacks flavor and quality.

This location is about 20 minutes from Springdale so it's not exactly *close* to Zion. We stayed here when they had a promo so we paid less than $200 a night. Normal price is around $400 and I wouldn't find it worth it at that rate. Pet fee is $75. Airstream was clean but the drain in the shower was plugged and the bathroom fan wasn't working. At 10pm they were able to unplug the shower but this was after I showered and stood in the dirty water. They did compensate us a little bit when we checked out. Also the campfire dinner for 2 for around $60 was worth it. The steaks are huge and the sides have a good portion. It even comes with s'mores. Fun experience as a first timer but I probably book a regular hotel next time.

Fantastic location, great selection of games, cute vibes. This review is based on a 2-night stay starting on 9/6/24. My party of 4 adults (2 couples) stayed in a unit comprised of an Airstream and separate tent. There were AC units in both structures which helped us stay cool in the heat. We enjoyed hanging out at the pool post-hike and hanging out by our Airstream at night, admiring the night sky. In the morning, we helped ourselves to the granola and coffee before heading back out for a morning of hiking. The staff were great, and we loved our stay. 10/10 recommend!

We love autocamp -- this was our 3rd (the first being Joshua Tree and second Yosemite) and with a planned fourth in couple months at their Cape Cod location. And frankly our 2-night stay was a total disappointment and I recommend you to look at the other glamping sites around Zion than stay here. The clubhouse is small and not welcoming. We entered through a side door and the check in counter is also the autocamp store counter and the kitchen ordering place. Most of the time the staff is chilling in the office out of sight. The refrigerators in the store were sparse, there wasn't much food or drinks available to purchase. It was different staff each day and most of them just didn't seem like they enjoyed working there -- there was no warmth or enthusiasm. The water in the pool was cloudy, filled with dead bugs and just didn't look like it was cleaned regularly. We spent a couple hours in it nevertheless to escape the heat. Compared to the layout at Yosemite, there wasn't much appeal to walk around the community site; and as such there wasn't much to do other than mill around the pool or in our cabin. And other than some cobwebs in our cabin, I guess it was okay. If you want a superb autocamp experience, go to autocamp Yosemite.

I found Autocamp Zion googling places to stay in Zion. We've always wanted to try glamping and this was the perfect weather to do it, mid-October 2023. Getting there from Las Vegas (also the closest airport if you're flying in from other areas of the world) is an easy and beautiful 2.5 hour drive. Upon arriving check in was quick and easy. We arrived on a Wednesday afternoon so it was not busy and there were red wagons (aka Autocamp bell carts) to load up our belongings and bring to our Airstream. We booked through Expedia, next time we would book directly to request airstream location since we've seen the layout of the camp (I've posted a pic of evacuation map to see layout). That being said we still enjoyed our camp spot (we stayed in 206). It was close to enough to the clubhouse we could hear the live music on Fridays & Saturdays (6pm-8pm) but far enough that we didn't feel crowded. There was a faint smell of sewage but once we had the fir put going and our citronella candles burning we could no longer detect it. The pool is heated year round, we will bring swimsuits next time. Inside the airstream I think they've thought of everything! Lights have dimmers, mini fridge has a small freezer. Grill has a grate but you can request a cast iron pan and foil from the clubhouse. We didn't use the cast iron pan but did use foil. They have plates and glassware, next time I'd pack some paper plates for convenience. Scissors, wine key, bottle opener, and matches are provided too. A small flat screen tv with Apple TV is in the bedroom, we loved watching a little Netflix with our sky roof open to look at the stars while laying in bed. The have coffee, tea, sugars, and creamers to make in your airstream with the Bodum hot pot provided. Their kitchen is open from 7am-10pm with breakfast option, grill kits, and plenty of sundries to choose from. Worlds Best Mac & Cheese is really the best! The bathroom shower was my favorite feature. Plenty of room unlike any Airstream model I've ever seen! The Ursa Major products smell wonderful and they stock plenty of towels for your stay. There is a roomy drawer to store your thinks and even a hairdryer! Friday and Saturdays they offer complimentary yoga. Every morning they have granola in the clubhouse along with hot coffee and tea. The only suggestion I have for improving our stay would be if they offered a shuttle service to Zion. The drive is short, about 15 minutes to Springdale, however, the parking was brutal. Now remember we are here in October, peak season. We couldn't find parking in the park until after 3pm on Thursday, we only did the scenic drive Wednesday since we arrived late afternoon. Friday we happily paid the Subway sandwich parking lot owner $50 to park and walked across the street to Zion Outfitters (where we rented the gear for The Narrows). Overall Autocamp Zion was above and beyond our expectations and we are letting our friends in Vegas know of our wonderful experience. This is also a great place for work team building experiences with the super fast wi-fi. Great job Autocamp! Thank you for an amazing adventure and glamping experience

The PM staff during our stay was very nice. The AM staff wasn't very friendly and sometimes even rude. We had to figure things out and ask ourselves but I feel like a lot of this information should be told at check in. Like where the granola and coffee is offered, what amenities are included, restaurant hours etc. I like the amenities autocamp offers like the fire pits at your site. I've been glamping at other locations in Zion and this one isn't very child/ family friendly. So something to consider if you have younger kids. The food was horrible and I'd be really embarrassed to serve it. $100 later for 5 meals that I wish we never spent. Microwaved , not fully heated food we could've bought ourselves. Had I known we would've stuck with our own food. The pool was nice and overall camp grounds were well kept. Overall I'd try autocamp again but maybe not this location. For the price you pay I just didn't feel like the value was there when there are so many other great places in the area for less.

I enjoyed many aspects of our stay, but would likely not stay here again. For one, Autocamp is located in Virgin, which is about a 15 minute drive to Zion. Not a huge deal, but with the number of shuttles we had to take into the park, we envied those right in Springdale for its proximity to Zion. The peace and quiet of this place was fantastic. We enjoyed a nice campfire every night with some star gazing and solitude. This is a definite plus in comparison to staying at a hotel, however I imagine if more crowded it'll be louder. The front desk sells logs for $20. It's compressed wood, which made us nervous about cooking on it as there's usual some sore of additive within compressed logs that contribute to their great burning abilities. We were told it was fine, but still deferred from making smores/cooking food on the wood. I would try to purchase wood logs on your own as it's cheaper and you won't have to worry about the compressed logs. At any rate, the logs created a great fire we could enjoy for days. We own our own Airstream back home and so the novelty of staying in a Airstream was lost on us. This was certainly larger and nicer fitted than our own Airstream, but didn't feel like quite the unique experience for us. I would imagine others will feel differently. I thought the Airstreams were very clean with a very streamlined set up and modern decor. The bathroom is expansive and plenty of towels were provided. There's also a good amount of storage space for belongings. I loved the decor and thought the Airstreams looked great. What I didn't like was the heating situation. As our Airstream back home is much smaller, the heating in ours is much more robust. In this Airstream, the heater didn't seem to be working despite following all of their instructions to a t and it was freezing by the middle of the night. A nice thick duvet and blanket were provided, but it was super uncomfortable if getting up at night. For reference we stayed in late October and the daytime temps were 70-80 and down to the 50s at night. Super pleasant, but cold at night. On another note, the pool was great for daytime use, but we were in the park all day and by the time we came back it felt too cold at night to jump into the pool (despite it being heated). I can imagine really enjoying the pool during the summer, but I wouldn't anticipate wanting to go in when the temps cool down. Lastly, the provisions at the general store were crazy expensive. Plan to bring your own food if cooking in the unit. We opted to eat out both nights as we didn't feel like doing dishes and there's no stovetop- just a microwave (and the fire of course). Anyways, lots of good stuff to love, but when looking at the cost of staying here with all the smaller inconveniences mentioned, I would likely opt to stay in a hotel instead.

The amenities were nice enough, but unfortunately my experience was marred by a yoga class I signed up for that was unceremoniously canceled without any advance notice (but that I had received no fewer than 3 reminder for prior to the class). Worse than that was the front clerk staff not even acknowledging anything wrong had happened. My time on vacation is valuable, and if I had known there was no yoga class I would have planned my morning differently. In addition, based on this I'm not convinced that the offerings you can sign up for will actually happen. Also note that this location is about 20 minutes from Zion National Park, and accommodations in Springdale are likely cheaper and more convenient to the park. I wouldn't stay here again.

If you loved Yosemite autocamp, lower your expectations for zion. After visiting Yosemite and Russian river autocamps and being blown away, we were pumped to stay here. Unfortunately it was a bummer compared to the other locations. They need to focus on this one more, I wouldn't stay here again nor would I recommend it to others. Overall theme was lack of thoughtfulness around customer experience. Best example - no ice machine. For the price you're paying, that's absurd. Who builds a luxury camping resort in the desert where temps avg 100 in the summer, without providing access to ice? The taps run warm. The only ice option is a giant bag for purchase. There is nowhere to store it - the mini fridges have freezers the size of a deck of cards that don't work well. Very silly. Another example, nothing about the provisions store was convenient. They had a boatload of autocamp merch for purchase but very limited selection of actual items needed for camping, every day they were pretty wiped out of beer and food. Everything egregiously priced, $6 for 1 can of modelo, $20 for firewood. The staff didn't pay attention to the morning complimentary section at all either - there were multiple times i walked in where the coffee cups were out and I had to restock them myself with other guests by digging around cabinets in the lobby. Same with water cups. The food for purchase was pretty terrible - a microwaved burger and pathetic frozen pizza. Staff was typically unidentifiable around the property and in the lobby since they wouldn't smile/ say hi and didn't wear branded attire. Cons: terrible food, limited overpriced provisions store, uncomfortable bed/mattress (which was surprising compared to other locations being dreamy), unhelpful/unfriendly staff, too small of a lodge / pool compared to # of rooms (was full most days and couldn't find a seat) Pros: beautiful luxurious property, location (15 mins from Zion entrance), units are clean, dog friendly

It's a very nice place . It's really clean and everything is thought about . But the best part is the STAFF ! They are nice and sweet especially Jenna , Danielle and the other girl in the morning ( she was with Danielle when I checked out ). It was just that " Lamborghini " people were so privileged and entitled ( they were staying there , bunch of them for some kind of ? ) and claimed the parking lot , they had me moved my car while a was napping !! So funny coz the lot was wide open ! Maybe they own the place that's why . But one thing I know , if they were gonna act like that they should have rented the whole place instead of just a part of it but act like they own the place . I will be back but before I book maybe I will call and ask if there's a possibility of same bunch of " Lamborghini drivers " are there ( :

We were so happy with our stay here! We have stayed at Autocamp Yosemite so we were excited to try out Zion. The lobby is very beautiful and the view is stunning. The pool is nice and well kept! The girls at the front desk were very accommodating. The airstream was very clean and literally had everything you could need! We bought the s'mores kit and they were FIRE. Close to Zion and the grocery stores which is a plus!

TL,DR: If forecasted temperatures are higher than 85, cancel your reservation and find a hotel. This was our second AutoCamp experience. We stayed in the Yosemite location in October 2022 and had a great experience. We knew that we would be 20 minutes from the Zion gate. We knew that southern Utah would be hot in June. We knew from our previous experience that the Airstream alone was not big enough for our family of four (2 adults, 2 preteens). All of this to say that we had managed our expectations prior to arrival. We opted for a Base Camp suite (Airstream plus "dreamy canvas tent"). Upon arrival, we were surprised to see workers spreading dark gravel in the parking lot as if we had arrived early and the facility was unfinished. We were dismayed that all the chargers were Tesla chargers for a fee (at Yosemite, there are Tesla and non-Tesla chargers that are complimentary). Bummer, but not a deal breaker as we have a hybrid. We entered our "dreamy" tent and thought we had entered hell. Yes, the furniture, etc. are nice, but dear God, I thought I was going to melt. There was a small portable AC unit running, but it was doing nothing to cool the tent. We entered the Airstream and found it to be cooler at 80 degrees as reported by the thermostat. It was miserable. So, we put on swim clothes and went to the Lodge to play cards and cool down in the functional AC. After one game, another family entered. They let their preschool-aged kids run wild. That's not the fault of the property, but when the only refuge on property is a glass and concrete room, the noise level rises quickly. So, we retreated to the pool area. There were lots of kids there as well, but that's to be expected. I tried to create a shady spot for our belongings using the provided umbrellas, but they do not tilt. So, the sun beat down mercilessly on our small stake in the pool area as all the other "good" spots were taken. No matter - we relished the cooler temperatures of the pool water. Afterwards, we showered (the preteens in the Airstream and adults in one of the two shower rooms at the Lodge). We went to dinner and returned around 9pm. It was still hot in our spaces, but exhaustion ushered us all to sleep. I remember thinking how strange it was that they hadn't adjusted the bedding in the tent to something lighter considering the high temperatures. We went to the park the next morning. Completed a few hikes. Had some lunch, then returned to AutoCamp around 1 pm. As we were preparing to return to the property, my husband turned to me and said, "I'm feeling upset, because I'm wishing for this vacation to be over." That was the moment we knew we had to make a change. We made a decision to abandon our expensive AutoCamp reservation in favor of a hotel accommodation. It was a good decision as the Airstream was 84 degrees upon our return after the AC was running since our departure. The tent was Saharan. This property has been rolled out too quickly with little consideration for the extreme temperatures of southern Utah. Trees have been planted, but it will take 10-15 years for them to provide any meaningful shade. Our reservation cost us over $500/night (including taxes and fees). We opted to book two hotel rooms nearby with AC and free breakfast at about the same rate as the BaseCamp Suite. We have heard nothing from AutoCamp in regards to acknowledging our complaint or offering recompense. We are probably done with this company.

A tip for Tesla drivers with free supercharging. Unlike the free Tesla chargers at Autocamp Joshua Tree, the chargers here at Autocamp Zion are not free because they are considered destination chargers. We were charged 28 cents per kW. This location has 4 Tesla chargers and they were all taken at night. They also have other electric car chargers, so don't forget your converter piece.

I loved it! Friendly staff. Spotlessly maintained facilities. So beautiful! Great location near Zion.

We were VERY impressed with AutoCamp Zion. They literally thought of EVERY detail! The room was very clean stocked with all the essentials which makes it easy for traveling- they had smore sticks for you! The staff was very friendly! Karina was very welcoming and friendly and gave us ton of recommendations! Would definitely be back and can't wait to check out the other Autocamps!

My sister and I had an amazing time. The staff was incredible, the facilities were beautiful, modern and impeccably maintained and the scenery and serenity were just what we needed! The location is perfect for feeling like you are "away from it all" and it was so relaxing after a full day at Zion to have an easy place to unwind. The stars are incredible in the evenings and I will definitley be back!