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The setting couldn't be more perfect, with 24 cute tents nestled in a peaceful cove in Hildale, Utah. Surrounded by the Canaan Mountain Wilderness, giving guests the best outdoor setting and ultimate privacy.
This fascinating experience is much more than a nice tent and a comfortable mattress. The campsite offers family-friendly excursions including side by side tours, guided hikes, horse trail rides, biking and others.
$100 - $450 / night
$15 - $40 / night
Camping overnight is not allowed at the Buckskin Gulch Trailhead, but there are some dispersed sites along House Rock Valley Road
We offer a 80 acre family owned, campground just outside of town and are focused on bringing people together for a great glamping experience 100% stress-free in nature. Our 4-covered wagons are placed on the side of the mountain providing an amazing view, while our 18 tents are (mostly) surrounded by trees, sage brush, and desert wildlife. We have 5 private bathrooms, 4 have showers, and we also provide everything to camp and cook so just to be clear heres a list to leave behind!
Pots and pans, bowls, cups, plates, spoons, forks, knives, steak knives, roasting sticks, 26 & 45 liter coolers, salt, pepper, coffee & tea available 24/7, extra blankets, a heater, hair dryers, shampoo, conditioner, all included in your stay!
We even offer a free s'mores kit for each site, have a small petting zoo, and have a wonderful marketplace just 2.7 miles away, where your able to purchase everything from fast food, to fresh salad from the bar and a great steak to cook! And don't forget the beer!
$80 - $380 / night
Recommended Users: Hikers. Route. 3.2 miles in Length. Difficulty: Moderate. The start of this hike travels along a sandy trail through brush as you get closer to the start of the canyon you will encounter a small stream of water that runs through the canyon. the trail follows along the river and up to the top of the canyon. You will encounter hoodoos, pinnacles, small ravines, domes and waterfalls.
Indian Hollow is a first-come, first-served, free-use, primitive campground with 3 sites. It is not suitable for large RVs or large groups of people. "Indian Hollow Campground" Images Album
This site is on the Riggs Spring Loop 1.6 miles (2.6 km) from Rainbow Point. There is reliable water in the stream below the pumphouse that is just below the campsite. There are Aspens, Ponderosa Pines and Blue Spruce at the site as well as good views of the pink cliffs and out into the Grand Staircase.
*Bear Canister required and storage site for it.
Traveler
This place is great for RV and Tent camping. There are 2 locations of restrooms and showers. Both have male and female restrooms on oposite sides along with 4 showers on each side. Very clean. Most of the tent sites are shaded they are 35’x16’ they do take your vehicle on the site as well so plan accordingly. Each site has a fire pit with grill and a stand alone grill. Really great place to stay. The Virgin River runs alongside the campsite. It is so close to the National Park as well.
Guide
We stayed here for 4 nights in October 2020 while tent camping. We selected this location because we were working from the road while also exploring National Parks and this met our criteria.
Pros:
-Less than a 30 minute drive to Zion National Park from here
-Great WiFi from the campground and cell service (T-Mobile)- totally possible to work remotely from here
-Nice amenities including a "social hall"- basically a large living room with some couches and tables. We worked from here and felt safe even during COVID because there was literally never anyone else in here.
-Pool if you're interested in that. We didn't use it, but it wasn't that crowded.
-Store is very well stocked. Basically a small grocery story and gifty type items. Prices are not that ridiculous.
-Picnic pavilion/camp kitchen with dishwashing sinks and covered picnic tables
-Bathrooms were updated and had hot showers (though showers have a 7 minute limit)
-Staff was friendly and helpful
-Bathhouse also has laundry (coin operated)
Cons:
-The 4 tent sites are right next to each other basically in a gravel parking lot. This place is really an nice RV park that then seemed to add in the tent area. If you don't want to be right next to your neighbors, you will not like this. That being said, we felt like we were able to be far enough away during COVID.
-There is no shade at the tent sites. The RV sites each seemed to have a tree, but none in the tent area. It would be pretty miserable to site out here during the day. We used the picnic pavilion and the social hall, so were ok.
-Less COVID precautions than I've seen at other campground- e.g. the only sanitizer was outside the store/office- none in the bathhouse, laundry areas, social hall, etc.- high touch places. They did have bottles of cleaning spray out, but no place had paper towels, so that felt pointless honestly.
Overall, if you're looking for amenities, including WiFi, are RV camping, want a good location to Zion, this is a great place and I recommend it. If you're looking for a really great tent site, you won't find it here.
ScoutNice bathrooms and pool but very expensive for tent camping. Limited spots and showers timed.
Scout
I tented here so can’t speak for RVs. Nice tent sites, trees around. Bathroom and shower is clean.
Guide
I stayed in a tent site. Can hike right from campground.
Scout
For tent camping this place rates a zero, rough gravel or thorns under your tent. It rates stars for the location and the restroom/showers. We couldn't stay and found a hotel in Kanab instead.
Guide
Tent camped with an amazing meadow view. Trails from camp to the visitor center and trail heads. Shower and restroom facilities available. Definitely recommend!
Scout
Spacious spots with trees all around. We tent camped. All spots pretty flat. Tables and fire rings at each site. Very short drive to the lake.
Traveler
We stayed in the tent sites, some of the sites were small. But we had a ton of room
ScoutGreat facility with plenty of amenities. Everything from tent camping all the way to cabins. we go back every year if not twice a year. Located to plenty of outdoor adventures
Scout
This campsite was really nice! They have a gas station by the lodge, and it was perfect for a last minute campsite. We had a gorgeous view of the stars and a site to pitch our tent away from other guests. The lodge employees were incredibly friendly and knowledgeable about the park. The only downside was that the tent sites are right along SR-9 so you hear all of the traffic and see the lights of passing cars. We paid $34 per night for a tent site, and it was much cheaper and quieter than staying in Springdale by Zion’s main entrance. The drive down through the park to Springdale was breathtaking!
TravelerPretty packed in tent camping it we were up at sunrise and hiked in to Zion. After 12 hours in the National Park the showers came in handy and campfire finished off a great day.
LegendThis resort is very nice. Pricey, but it offers a lot. It is about 13 miles outside of Zion but they take reservations, other campgrounds nearby did not. The tent sites are right along the river which was wonderful. There is extra parking if you need it right by your tent site. You can play horseshoes, go swimming int he heated pool and use the hot tub. They encourage camp fires and have a gift shop. The showers run for 7 minutes, then you have to wait 5 minutes and then you can run them again, no coins needed. There are picnic benches at the campsites. Really enjoyed this campground.
Traveler
Giant free showers, kitchen use, coin laundry, level sites, friendly staff and cheap rates. Not all tent sites have a table but they have a pavilion with a bunch.
Ranger
I tent camped at Duck Creek in Aug. 2020. It was cool and fresh. I could’ve camped around Kanab but an elk bowhunter in a bar in Alpine AZ recommend Duck Creek instead because Kanab would be hot.
Guide
Went early November and the weather was a little cold. This campground is smaller which I prefer and quiet. Very dark at night time. Good camp site for tent camping. Gravel road to get to the site.
GuideStayed here one night in our camper van. Not a lot of rv spaces (completely full when we showed up late on a Saturday night) so we opted for a tent site which was cheaper anyways and they had plenty of open slots for a Saturday. It probably helped that it was rainy for the tent sites.
Good location, about 5 minutes down the road from Zion's east entrance. And zion is just amazing! Highly recommend taking a few days here!
The grounds have nice showers and restrooms along with coin-op laundry and foosball tables. Decent wifi (writing this review here) and nice couches in lounge area.
And the view is amazing to wake up too here! See photos.
TravelerReasonable price for right next to east entrance to Zion! Great shower facilities and WiFi in main building. No service on site. Lots of sites. Tent sites were pretty and big. Flushing toilet and water near sites.
LegendI was not impressed with this pvt campground. Everything appears rundown, worn out and weedy. The tent sites have old crappy tables that need paint, fire rings are just rocks, some are full of trash. This entire CG is close to the Hwy 9 traffic noise. Tent sites are $40 plus tax!!! Crazy!! RV sites are $54 and many of the RV sites appear to have residents long term. There are some primitive 4x4 tent spots above the main office bldg but I cannot imagine how rough they are. This is the only CG at the east entrance to Zion NP and it needs some investment and serious overhaul maintenance. Their customers are the unfortunate folks that could not get reservations in the Zion NP CGs...the BLM needs to establish a fee CG if this east entrance of Zion is going to be developed.
Ranger
The tent sites aren’t sites, they’re just on a medium sized lawn where you have to pick a spot. $33 felt expensive but at least they had showers. Likely a better experience for those in RV’s.
LegendConfusing address as nav app will tell you we are 17 miles from town, so use coordinates to navigate.
Nice, new campground. Neat, tidy 50’ish sites. 16 tent sites. 2 cabins.
All sites pullthru. $25 full hookup. Great ‘community center’. Has laundry, coffee center, kitchen, lockable individual showers, toilets, covered seating area with fire pits Also has tent sites & 2 cabins. Friendly, helpful staff
On Indian reservation, as is nearby gas station- so diesel here is 25 to 50 cents cheaper than I saw in the way. And free bag of ice if you pump 10 gallons
At this price, full hookups in this area is unheard of. We’re 30ft fifth wheel & F250 , and sight was longer than combined 50ft length
Verizon & Starlink worked well. Tried site wifi, usable for email etc, but not an online meeting
TravelerPretty typical for an RV Park...lots of people, dogs and trailers. Showers and bathrooms are nice and clean. Not ideal for tent camping cause the sites are very close together and it gets loud in the morning, but if you can’t get a spot inside the park, this is a good option.
GuideIf you can’t snag a spot inside the park this is the next best place to RV or tent camp. Amazing views surround you, clean bathrooms and showers, great spots right by the river if you can grab one. Easy 10 min walk to the park entrance and lots of restaurants nearby.
Guide
We tent camped in this campground and it was wonderful. Beautiful, quiet, and the bathrooms were cleaned every day at noon. There’s a laundry mat on site and a small playground and dog park. The best RV spots with full hook ups was 39-43. Partial hook ups 12-14. We’ll definitely be back!
TravelerWhat you would expect from a KOA or RV park. Nice restrooms and showers, ice available and Wi-Fi. We stayed in a tent site in a campervan but it's not really the way to go for tents (while we got a shaded spot they are mostly in the sun and all on dusty dirt).
Guide
This was a great camp spot for us but we were tent camping and the temperature got in the low 20s so bundle up. The road getting there is in pretty good shape and the night skies are beautiful. Fire rings all around for different spots. Highly recommend this if your looking for a spot to stay.
Legend
All camping spots have a great view of the lake. Some spots are really close. Came in with a 26ft rig and would be a tight fit in the assigned camping spots. Tent camping would have been no issues. Had restrooms and water points throughout site. Had to camp down the road at TE-HA. More rig friendly.
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