Bryce Canyon RV Resort by Rjourney

This RV park overall was great. I thought the location was good. Close to Bryce canyon, close to Kodachrome basin, set in amazing scenery. 2 small things that weren't my fave. 1. The site was small (big enough for my camper and most of my car), not a deal breaker and most other campers complained about the tight quarters as well. 2. Only 24 hours of free inter and the you had to pay 5 dollars a day. That I talked to the site manager about and it's something, I hope, they were working to fix. Overall my experience was great. The pool was small but usable and being close to multiple parks was a perk.

The location is convenient to Red Canyon, Bryce Canyon National Park and scenic Byway 12. The office was closed a lot during the day when we had questions. The laundry room has one washer and it is $6.50 per load. The “courtesy” wifi is only for 24 hours but that isn’t noted on the information given at check in and wasn’t mentioned by the staff at check in. When my husband went to ask about it, the office was closed. There isn’t any AT&T or T-Mobile cell service. We checked out two days early and were going to inform the staff but again, when we departed at 11:10AM, the office was closed. The sites are well spaced and most are pull-through. The price was okay, at $45/night.

We had site 3 with a 40 foot fifth wheel trailer. Easy back in site with unobstructed view from the passenger side ,front and rear. All utilities were in working order and easily accessible. Bryce Canyon is about 15 minutes from here and Zion is anout 90 minutes from here. Very quiet park. We would definitely stay here again if by chance we are ever in the area. We're from NJ.

Location and amenities are great. Well maintained facilities. We got a back in site which is normally not an issue and the view was spectacular. The problem was our site was completely unlevel on the side away from hookups and we had no place to set up grill. Picnic table was very unlevel and had to leave our tow vehicle sticking out. Other spots would have been much better for our size and pop outs. That input would have been helpful from reservation foljs.

We were extremely happy with our stay here. It was super quiet and dark (so on the nights there were no clouds we could see stars). Restaurants were only about 3-ish miles away and Kodachrome Basin State Park was 9-ish miles away (one of the reasons we chose this location) and Bryce Canyon was 15-ish miles away (the major reason we chose this location). I would recommend this RJourney highly!

This campground was a good spot to stay for our visit to Bryce Canyon. We were fortunate to have site 27 under a tree. We probably would have given it 5 stars if the wifi was working. Don't expect any wifi after your first 24 complimentary session. We had our own T-Mobile with no coverage so we had none the last half of our stay. Jeremy is a great host and helped us with receiving medicine we left at home. It took 5 days with USPS priority but it was waiting for us when we arrived. We were about 12 miles from Bryce but it was nice being out of the tourist vibe. Showers and bathrooms were really clean. Didn't use the laundry.

Looks like it used to be a really nice KOA. It appears RJourney has not kept it up to KOA standards. Facilities are clean but the place is not mechanically kept up (broken ping pong table, 1 washer where there used to be 4 and then rotten wood behind it, community spaces completely run down, reception area has empty coolers and barely anything stocked on the shelves, etc) WiFi is only free for 24 hrs and then you have to pay. Laundry: washers require internet and Bluetooth on your phone (or a bunch of quarters - $6.50 for 1 load of wash and $2 for 1 dryer load) to operate. Our phones were in SOS mode/no service and thus we had issues. Showers and bathrooms are kept very clean, just don’t look up at the bathroom fans in the showers… All the sites on the upper lot face south with no shade at all. Get a site down low if you can where there’s grass and shade. Pool is nice and kept open longer. Overall we made it work, but not a great place for a family with kids who want to run around and play outside. Updated from 3-4 stars as we left something there and the staff grabbed it for us.

Mostly peaceful. Fair price. Shady, grass, gravel roads and back-in RV parking spot. Excellent location. Took my Jeep toad to Bryce, and Kodachrome Basin State Park. The roads were all in great shape. Highly recommend. I will definitely stay here again.

We tented throughout the trip and wanted some convenience without the price of a lodge or hotel. The cabin at this place satisfies a happy medium. PROS - cabins don't have water, kitchen or a bathroom, but they they're clean and bed is comfy. And there's electricity. - modern AC - porch swing with excellent view - showers and restrooms are clean; blue toilet water - fair prices for incidentals at the local store; they have block and crushed ice - nice woman tending the store CONS - prickly burrs, especially on green areas, make it a pain for dogs. - about 20 minutes from the Bryce Visitors Center is a bit too far. - need a potable water station, only one I could find was the sink in the store - no outlets by the beds - one of the windows was missing a screen so it was unusable; LOTS of flies nearby, so many F'ing flies! - very noisy when vehicles drive on the gravel - you sit around and waste time if you arrive between 11-1 as they're closed.

Rented the cabin and first thing you notice before walking into cabin the deadlock is busted. You have to jiggle the key to get the lock out when opening and locking door. Felt like Jason from Friday 13th was going to be showing up at my front door. Secondly, the room was dingy and stinky and dark. The floor was filthy and the refrigerator had traces of food that had been stuck on the shelves and stains inside from the last person who rented cabin. Next, Spiders came out of every drain in bathroom. Feels like a horror movie. Had to close the bathroom tub drain since spiders kept coming out large and small. I know I'm camping but come on.... Shouldnt have a dirty smelly cabin with spiders climbing out of sinks and tubs. ***Power went out at 11pm- 4am!!! Guess that's lights out. Tried calling the office and of course no one is there or no emergency number to call. Turns out call the power company in the area and they said there was a scheduled power outage that night. And every business was aware of this power outage in the area. Would be nice if the management had notified people of this happening. We had in our party elderly people who use an travel oxygen for air and with power being out no way to charge the o2 tank. We spoke the next day to manager and he denied ever knowing about a power outage and didn't seem to care and never took blame or Empathy! I think the manager doesn't know the motto " the customer is always the customer. "Maybe he should read the book sometime for Management for Dummies. Appearance on outside has a fire pit that is inoperable and an eyesore. Oh, and incase you look at another cabin next to ours you can see the dilapidated fire pit also broken and unusable. See pic . The Cleanliness is none in these cabins. Ran into the person suppose to be cleaning before I left and all I can say is wow! She grabs the sheets off and that's it. No cleaning of anything. The cashier at the general store was a zombie!!! Did the Zombie Apocalypse start already ??!?! Wake up it's not morning time at 3pm in afternoon.... Would never come back here again!! I suggest never to come here. There are other places in Tropic the town only 5 mins away. This place stinks not to mention the smell but the service. Do yourself a favor save your $$$ and go to a better place than this place...

Best customer service EVER. This place is awesome. We had two nights at this KOA and are so glad we added this little stop to our trip. The staff is super friendly, and they do these little things that make it feel like a 5 star camping resort. First, they told us that we could set our trash out in front of our rig each morning and they would pick it up. What? That's awesome. Then, when we wanted a cold water or something from the store, they just "charged it to our account". How convenient! Next, when we wanted firewood, they would deliver it to our site. Holy moly, this was awesome! Bathrooms are spotless, laundry room is as well. You know when you are in a camping laundry room and you desperately fear dropping something on the floor as you are moving the load from the washer to the dryer? The fear is nonexistent here since the floors are cleaner than mine at home. It looks close to the highway on a map, so when looking online, you might worry about road noise. Don't, its a tiny highway that has very little to no traffic at night, so we slept soundly! Lastly, we were worried we were too far from the entrance of Bryce Canyon NP, but we didn't need to be - it's a quick trip up to the park.

The staff here are so kind, accommodating and helpful. We booked a spot online in-the upper lot . But when we arrived we asked if we could have one of the lower spots near the stream. They spent a few minutes checking to see if available and it was! Thank you so much! Really nice little store , didn't need to use bathroom or wash room but heard it was really nice. Quiet too! The wifi was excellent!

First visit to Cannonville, UT, RJourney RV Park staff was very friendly and accommodating with services. The facilities were clean such bathrooms, laundry, and office. The camp grounds connections worked. Easy access of pull throughs for our RV, RV park provided table and fire pit. Easy access to national parks from RV park. Again, great experience with RJourney.

It's my first KOA! It's nice. It's quiet. It has very clean restrooms and showers. My first KOA shower was great. And my Lil'Van fits right in with the big RVs like Delano, Legacy, and Solitude S Class. And I cooked too if you call boiling water and adding it to dehydrated food cooking. KOA Learnings: -KOA people like fires. -KOA people go to bed early. -KOA people like to check out the rigs of the other KOA people staying at the same place. -KOA people like to bring along extra vehicles. -KOA people like dogs. -KOA people are neat and tidy. Wait, maybe I don't fit in here. But I met some quite nice people here who gave me some great advice about navigating Zion, - After Little Johnny came back from another walk on the nature trail, he told his mother that he learned why ants don't get sick. "Because they have little anty-bodies," he said. -

This is as close to glamping as you can get, but still actually consider it camping. We chose an upper level site for more privacy, and felt like we had as much as would be possible in a KOA. Our neighbors were very noisy into the midnight hour and there was zero enforcement of the 10pm quiet-time rule, which was aggravating enough for me to yell, "Quiet!!!" At the top of my lungs at midnight. It worked. The dust storms and numerous ant hills on the tent pad were a little difficult to deal with, leaving us to wonder if sand was the best choice for a tent pad. However, it was comfy and convenient. The showers and bathrooms were extremely well maintained and much cleaner than I expected. The little patio camping kitchen in the community laundry/shower house was a nice amenity, but we opted to use our own equipment at the site. This was also one of the only places in the area that allowed campfires. The general store at the entrance has practically everything you may have forgotten for a camping trip, and then some. The staff is extremely friendly and welcoming. All in all, a surprisingly great experience at a KOA.

We selected the KOA Cannonville for its proximity to Bryce Canyon National Park. This would be our first ever full hook up (with sewer) experience as newbie travel trailer owners. This location is roughly 20 minutes from the Bryce Canyon entrance. It also is conveniently located to Kodachrome Basin State Park, which we also took advantage of visiting during our stay in the area. Pulling into the KOA, we stopped first at the lobby area to check in. We were then escorted to our campsite. This was very helpful in navigating to the correct site and we appreciated the offer from the staff. The paths for vehicles including the sites at this KOA are gravel. We drove slow for our travels in and out. We had a pull thru site which fit our 27 foot trailer well. The site had a picnic table and fire pit. We didn't use the latter however as during our stay, the winds were fairly robust - too much so to enjoy behind outside for an extended period of time. The main building at the front of the facility has a smallish store which offers a good variety of numerous camping supplies. There is also a modest selection of food products available. We frequented the store for milk to spill into our morning coffees and some of the 5% ABV Utah beer. The lobby area also offers numerous pamphlets with ideas for things to do in the area during your stay. Behind the store area in the same building, are showers and bathrooms. I believe these showers are open 24x7. We used these showers nightly versus the shower in our RV (which has still to be used for the first time). The shower stalls are a bit tight, but this is a good option as an alternative for showers. We did find the wifi connectivity barely usable. It seemed better in the early morning (perhaps when fewer people were vying for connectivity). By evening time, I would be barely able to access emails. Beyond that - websites, newspapers, etc., forget it. Staff was courteous and helpful. Location was convenient to several things to do in the area. We enjoyed our stay.

We had a great stay at this RV resort. The staff was incredibly nice, informative, and friendly. The campsite is clean with a nice fire pit and table and chairs. My daughter enjoyed the little park they had. We bought some cool souvenirs in their little shop. They also have cute little cabins to rent. We would definitely recommend staying here. Great access to the cool Mossy Cave, Bryce Canyon, and we also headed into Escalante and went through some really cool slot canyons.

I've never stayed at a KOA before and wasn't sure how I'd like this style of camping. The hookups were very easy and the staff was super friendly. The campground is extremely well maintained and I love that they have a pool (though I didn't use it). This area is considered an international dark skies destination and it certainly didn't disappoint. Even with the campfire light and the lights from other campers and facilities, you can see stars galore. The moon didn't rise until almost 3am so we could VERY CLEARLY see the Milkyway Galaxy almost immediately. The longer you let your eyes adjust, the more awe inspiring it became. I was even able to take photos of the Milkyway with my iPhone, HANDHELD!!!!!!the scenery during the daylight was also amazing.

This is the first KOA I have ever stayed at and it was a great experience. We camped in a tent at a nice campsite, all facilities were clean and well kept as well. The staff were very friendly and welcoming as well. We normally camp a little more in the wilderness, but for our first experience like this it was nice. Warm water for washing dishes and a shower midweek was amazing. We stayed for a week and was right on the verge of April 1. We actually requested a site a little farther away from everything, in the back, because it's what we prefer, but we were put in the front campsite area. We were shocked to see that come April 1st, they started filling up the second part of the KOA with trailers. While we would have preferred to be in the back, I think our timing might have been when they were going from a winter amount of people to summer amount, so not everything was open when we checked in. However, we still had a great experience and recommend it. Especially since on the way you see a lot of campsites that are really cabins. Plus the campsites at Bryce were still covered in snow, so it was nice to have a spot not covered in ice.

First time in Utah. I love the KOAs. Always nice clean cabins. Always friendly staff. The pool was closed due to covid I'm sure. But we had a great one night stay here while traveling through 3 states.

Best place to stay when in Bryce. This is my third time at this KOA location and absolutely loved it. Super clean facility, great friendly staff and awesome location. Loved the fire PIT outside all cabins which gives a feeling of camping. Coming back soon

Our family spent 3 days in an RV, parked in one of their "deluxe" spaces. The campgrounds are well maintained, the little store is a plus if you've forgotten anything, and the staff is extremely friendly. There are little trails around the park you can walk to at your own risk-- not recommend if raining and flash floods but, fun enough during the dry season. Huge bonus is how close you are to proximity to the Bryce Canyon National Park-- roughly 20 minutes.

We are KOA converts after staying here. Very clean and tidy- from the raked gravel and sand at the campsite, to the clean fire ring, to the nice bathrooms and showers, to the well-maintained pool. We were shocked to discover there was even a covered kitchen area with pots & pans, a microwave, and small fridge in the sheltered patio next to the bathroom building. The views of the surrounding hillsides and the dark night sky were wonderful. My only small complaint is that the shower was lukewarm. For just ~$20 more than camping in one of the national parks, and having so many more perks- well worth it!

We've stayed at KOA campgrounds in 38 states and this was the most disappointing experience to date. The site they stuffed us into was so tight and overgrown with scrub brush that we couldn't walk around the RV if the slide were out. There was zero shade. We spent the whole time inside the trailer because there was nothing appealing to being outside. I couldn't wait to pull out this morning. Oh and the washing machine we used didn't have a working rinse/ spin cycle so that was a real bummer.

Just an Amazing experience awesome Customer. Service very Professional. Hats off to Jody since the first phone call till we met and explained everything on our campsite just exactly as she said. Loved it , cleaned Restrooms , showers , Outdoor kitchens . It was Windy , dusty, nor shades but that was the least of it ... it was quite an adventure. Perfect campsite with water and electricity. Swimming pool just Perfect and Playground for our kids. The pancake breakfast and Saturday Ice Cream social ...very nice. Oh amazing view of the Hills the Sunrise to the Sunset .... at night perfect view of the Stars . 13 minutes right to Bryce Canyon. I totally recommend this place I was happy and my family as well. Thank you .....

Nice spots, pool, clean bathrooms and showers, plus laundry facility. Conveniently located to Bryce, Kodachrome, Petrified forest. About 1.5 hrs from Zion and Anastazzi. ISSUES: Although they say they have internet, it doesn't work with any kind of reliability or signal. Awful!!! Also, there's very little if any cell signal in this area. DEAD ZONE FOR TECH!!!

We loved it here! The bathrooms were clean, the pool was refreshing and every tent spot has its own water spigot which was super helpful to wash dishes and not have to share! We would definitely stay again. The tent spots were clean and the staff was so nice and helpful.

The pictures shown are for the bottom part of the park. we have a 34 ft 5th wheel and was put in a location up on a hill that was hard to drive to and hard to park. the turns were tight with old pine trees. Our location was backwards to the way it should have been set up. The set up side was facing east not west. which was the where the Bryce cannon is located. This park is 14 miles from the park. and you can not ride your bike to the Bryce cannon park you would have to take them to the park to ride. We had to leave early. family issues and gave 3 day notice. no credit back to us. So i was disappointed and would not stay here again. If you do make reservation. ask about the location of the sight where you are going to park. They have cute cabins that have beds and cute swing on the front porch. plus a place where you can cook and use the pans they provide. plus a ping pong table ...looks like it is for people in tents. The pool is small and located next to the office.

This review is for TENT camping. Pros- - Excellent, helpful, friendly staff! - Clean restrooms, showers, and kitchen area (there was a stove, sink, and refrigerator for campers to use) - Beautiful view of the canyon walls - Spacious sites (very well taken care of) Cons- - No shade for tent spots (no trees). My husband and I camped across Utah for 10 days, and this was the only campground that provided zero shade. It was impossible to stay there after we checked in during the day (it was about 102 F). - Wifi is not available in the tent spots (We didn't care, but this was not made clear. You have to be near the office for it to work. I'm not sure if it reaches to the cabins or RV spots). - We had to pack up at 2am and leave because of a SAND storm. This was not the KOA's fault, but be cautious when deciding to camp here. The sand storm began around 10pm the night before. We went to bed and zipped our tent (couldn't keep it out, unfortunately). And 2am we finally had enough (sand in our eyes, etc.- it was literally swarming in our tent). I know that they are not responsible for the weather (heat or winds), but I would encourage you to find another place to tent camp during these summer months. It was beautiful, but we will not be back.

This is my 2nd review this evening and our 2nd consecutive day at a KOA. Last night was in Jackson, WY and we had such a great time we checked with the Bryce Valley KOA and they had a cabin so we jumped on it. We let the office know we'd be arriving after closing time and they let us know that they'd have our cabin location posted with our name on a board. When we arrived it wasn't there but 2 staff members were nearby and jumped on it immediately and we were all set; must have been a minor oversight and no big deal. (there was a number we could have called had they not been there.) Jody was super helpful and showed us to our cabin. We had also ordered linens for a reasonable extra charge; we didn't want to use our sleeping bags. Jody really knows the area and was telling us about a bunch of hidden gems besides the national parks. We are looking forward to coming back and staying here again. The bathrooms were clean and they also had private showers; always a plus when you have that extra bit of privacy. Great experience and we're big fans of KOA.

Perfect location, we stayed in a deluxe cabin (very nice, clean, great view and quiet). WiFi is pretty decent for download (not so much if you need to upload photos). Pool is a bit small but very welcome. Nice staff.

Stayed one night so far and spending one more night. We stayed in the deluxe cabin with a bathroom and it was extremely clean and very quaint. The beds were nice and comfy. Nice size refrigerator and microwave. There was chairs for outside with a great view. Nice people and easy to spot someone to help you as they all wear yellow shirts wiith KOA imprinted on them. They served a GREAT hot breakfast! Cooked right in front of you. And nice table and chairs to sit at with a play area for kids to play while you eat if you want. They have a nice store if you run out of something you need. Definitely a great place to stay if coming to see Bryce or Zion.

I've stayed at a handful of KOAs in Utah, and I've found this one to be one of the best in my experience. I didn't want to camp in the park because nighttime weather was looking to hit the low 40s, so I booked a cabin at this KOA for 2 nights. I had a really great experience - from the front desk staff to the facilities, which are extremely clean and well thought out. The staff was nice and respectful; while I didn't interact too much with them, I definitely did not have a negative experience. I would describe them as respectfully distanced. The kitchen area was perfect, and featured amenities I hadn't seen at other KOAs. It is equipped with 2 stovetops, 2 sinks (sponges & soap provided), a microwave and mini-fridge, along with plenty of seating. The basic cabin had 2 bunks & a full-size bed, and the desk had a chair to go with it (something I was told at the Moab KOA is not provided). Wifi connection was extremely good, which is also something I've learned is not to be expected (at the Moab KOA). They really keep a clean campground with very clean showers and bathrooms. The showers are in a separate area, with individual rooms for each shower; while the bathrooms are separated by gender. I don't have experience with the RV or tent sites, but from what I could see, they are all also thoughtfully laid out. The tent sites, especially, seem pretty private, with foliage surrounding each one (also something I've noticed is a bit rare at other KOAs). It's a great location, off a highway that isn't heavily trafficked, so noise in the evening is minimal. The sunrises are spectacular. I highly recommend this KOA if you decide to book a cabin.

Beautiful campground with amazing views all around. Staff was friendly and grounds were very well kept. Bathrooms were the cleanest I have seen. I would definitely stay here again when in the area.

This was a great camping site. I stayed in a "kabin" for two nights and in a tent for 1. The staff was very courteous and friendly. The bathrooms and showers were very clean. It was close enough to both Bryce and Zion that we didn't have to break camp and go somewhere else. My wife and I had a good time.

They asked for a good rating and that will automatically get you a bad review. Our campsite was near a tree so we asked for another site and they didn't give us another one because they said that they had no others, but they did. The pool closes at 8 so it was super inconvenient for us. There are lots of bugs but there is almost no solution to that. There were some ladys that didnt speak english and had clearly were staying there so I asked where the water was because they wanted to get some and the people at the dest were rude and asked if they were staying there and said "you would be suprised the people that come for water". They could really work on their rudeness.

This was a great little camping spot. I appreciated the clean bathroom/showers. I was able to wash my clothes and the space we were given was spacious for a family of 5. We were next to the community kitchen, which was nice to have. We were able to cook on their range top. The owners were very kind and everyone was accommodating. It was easy to find and close to the small downtown to grab a bite if you didn't want to campfire. Wood was only $6 a bundle and you could buy a pancake breakfast for $6 or $4 which was great. You are near the street, but it's not noisy. We had electricity hook ups which helped. Word of advice: Make sure to bring a blow up mattress as the floor is hard. And there are lots of rocks. The little store was helpful to pick up small things. They even had a media room. The pool is small, but cleaned daily. The quiet hours are enforced which was nice after a long day of venturing. I would come back and stay if I'm ever in Utah again.

Had a really pleasant stay here. Was visiting Bryce Canyon and the location is perfect. The layout of the camp is not the best but it works. The "Kabins" was well maintained, Air Conditioned and have their own toilets. The staff where also very nice and helpful. Would definitely stay here again.

Fantastic place! We got a deluxe cabin as this was a first-time camping trip. They provided most of the things, NOT ALL.

This place is busy but I can see why, it is awesome! Where to start... This place has great views everywhere you look. The people working there are so friendly and helpful. They gave us ideas on places to go see besides just the National Park. It's such a cool area. There's enough stuff to do here to keep us busy for a couple of weeks. Unfortunately, there's just not enough time this trip to fit it all in so we'll be back. And it is by far the cleanest place we've stayed.

We stayed here at a tent site for four nights. The service was great, the bathrooms were exceptionally clean and the site was quiet. Highly recommend this KOA. Very family friendly.

Going to keep it quick... friendly staff that kept their distance, but were there and very helpful when needed. The wifi was the best I've ever seen at a KOA, and the cabins were extremely clean. I stayed in cabin kc4 which had a full kitchen including toaster and coffee pot. The linens and individual towels were laid down on each persons bed when we arrived. The pool was closer to the small side and had seating in the shade and sun. Loved this KOA! Would stay here again:)

This campground is very nice and beautiful... BUT!!!!!! The employees are rude and insensitive to their customers. Ruined my families and other campers experience. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY!!!!!! :( :(

This was our first time using a KOA. Since we tent camp, we usually stay at campgrounds. However, there are not a lot of options in the area. So here we are. Overall, it wasn't a bad experience. In fact, it was better than I anticipated. My kids enjoyed the playground. How often do you see a tether ball court anymore?! The kitchen area was nice, very convenient to clean dishes. Our tent camping site was located on a small hill above our car so it was a little inconvenient to unpack everything. We had to carry everything up the hill, and then back down at the end. The office and store have really short hours. They are only open until 8pm so you need to make sure you don't need anything after that. Otherwise, you are waiting until the morning. There is a game room. However, it was lacking a bit on the games. The location in Cannonville is actually really great. It is easy access to Bryce Canyon, although you do still need a car to get there. There is a great little park down the street. And the scenery is unmatched!

We had an awesome stay thanks to Kenny and the office staff's unmatched service. They bent over backwards to help us. Great views awesome service. Nice facilities. But what awesome service!!!

Stayed at the KOA in June. The staff was very nice & helpful. The picture of the campsite did not match. No shade & tons of biting gnats. The breakfast was really good. Bathrooms were clean. Liked that there was a kitchen & sink for the campers & it was good to cook there in the shade. I definitely would not camp there again though in the summer. Not their fault just too hot. Maybe would rent one of their cabins.

Just a cautionary tale....I'm sure the campground is nice as most koa's are. Our reservation was for the 5th. On the 3rd we realized our road trip wasn't going to get us as far as Cannonville and so I called and left a message to cancel our reservation. I expected a cancellation fee was a possibility since you need to cancel within 48 hours and I got their machine instead of a person, but that fee turned out to be 100%. Because of our travel delay I had to do this with 1 other KOA campground, and they didn't charge any fees and wished us safe travels. Make sure you know you are going to make it to your destination before you reserve this one!

Great campground, great service, great sites. Only about a 15 minute drive to Bryce Canyon National Park.

We had a great time at this KOA! Jody the manager was extremely helpful. We stayed in a deluxe cabin. It was very clean and had fresh towels. The pool was cold but the kids loved it. Beautiful views surround the park and it was close to Bryce Canyon, a slot Canyon, and missy cave. We highly recommend!

It was sooo clean and the employees were sooo nice and knowledgable. Also in such a pretty location. So close to bryce and grand staircase national park. Definitely would recommend to a friend

We had a near perfect visit to this KOA. The campsites were great, showers were clean and the staff was exceptionally nice and helpful. We were there to visit Bryce Canyon and this is a few minutes further than other campgrounds but entirely worth it to be away from the touristy chaos near the park. Also, the location is perfect for visiting other nearby places like Kodachrome.

Our campsite was on the top of the hill. It was a little windy but it was spacious and the view was gorgeous! The staff were friendly. Breakfast, although we had to pay for it' was quite good! We enjoyed our stay there and we'll go back.

This is an especially lovely KOA. Clean, quiet, comfortable. It is convenient to Bryce Canyon, Willis Creek Canyon and Hole in The Rock Road. We stayed in a small cabin in early September 2018 and were very happy with the accommodations. There are also more delux cabins. It is a nice stopover on a tour including Zion and The Grand Canyon.

After a long drive from Moab towards Bryce Canyon NP we were ready to stop before the Park. This KOA had good reviews so we checked it out, and decided to stay. I think the owners must also be the Hands-on folks, since the receptionist seemed to care about what we wanted, which in our case was a reliable wifi system. We decided to stay here and are glad we did. Fast wifi, clean bathrooms and showers, and a stunning view across the Valley from our site. This is one of the best KOA's we have stayed in the a West. Recommended!

Not so good location, behind the camp is a stone quarry. Half of the staff is friendly, other half not so. The store is stocked will all things you might need at a camp site, they close at 8 PM. There is a small pool, which is good to relax after long drive. Yes, you need to remind others not to drink alcohol in the pool. Booked a kitchenette cabin, there was a refrigerator and microwave- no coffee maker :( Linens were provided but no sopa/shampoo. Laundry facility is available, the store sells detergent in a very small cup- as if they saying 'save environment' or 'make money'. Will find a better place next time.

Awesome views from the campground. Staff was very friendly and helpful. The deluxe cabin we stayed in was very very clean and well maintained. It is a 45 minute drive to Bryce Canyon, but that's about as close as you will get without actually staying in the national park and the cabin was nicer than your average cheap hotel/motel and about the same price.

We were able to get an rv spot because we had a trailer and we pitched a tent. Great stay. Booked for 3 day and stayed a total of 5. Great, clean facility and the people that worked there really care to make your stay enjoyable. It is by a highway, sort of but most KOA are by highways. This highway is a much less traveled road. The kids loved the pool and the playground. The stars come out at night and it is a wonderful sight.