Orderville is the perfect place for adventurous campers and RVers. Aside from great camping spots, you'll find hiking and many more outdoor experiences. Thinking of traveling with kids? You're in luck—Orderville is surrounded by family-friendly activities. You're sure to find the perfect campground for your Orderville camping trip.
$35 - $130 / night
"Sites were typical National Park, small and close together but well positioned. We had close access to a modern restroom that was clean and well maintained. "
"Watchman is conveniently located within walking distance of the Zion National Park south entrance. The camp sites are shaded with trees and red gravel/sand ground structure."
"We camped here for two nights and really enjoyed being next to the creek. There are lots of dispersed spots available. Ours was right next to the creek, and had a fire pit."
"It’s next to a creek and has a lot of private room to camp. It’s only 14 miles out of Zion national park! The creek is dry right now as it’s middle of July."
$35 - $50 / night
"Perfect location just a short walk away from the visitors center where you catch the shuttle into the park, or exit to catch the shuttle to Springdale. Clean bathrooms. No shade at site 125."
"The drive in from the Eastern entrance is simply incredible and full of epic photo ops. Zion reminds me of Yosemite Valley in some ways."
$40 - $54 / night
"Also a nice little restaurant within walking distance (right across the street)."
"Pool, laundry, snacks and not to mention walking distance to everything in town. There is a nice river running behind the camp ground"
"Lovely spot with a river running along one side, but only people with river spots have access to it! Conveniently within the nice town of Springdale and very close to park entrance."
"The location is definitely a highlight, it’s just a short walk to the park entrance, which made getting in and out of Zion really convenient. "
"Site was easy to find and a great stop right outside of eastern entrance to Zion. Was close to road but traffic noise was minimal and not too distracting."
"About 15 minute drive outside of east entrance to Zion National Park. Accessibility was good (old broken up paved road that turns to gravel so no 4x4 needed). Some road noise."
"The campsite was calm and easy to drive into. Zion and Bryce are both close by too."
"There is a bit of garbage and stuff dumped over the edges if you look for it. No odour no flies. Nice breeze. Felt safe. Quiet as its buffered from the highway."
"The campground is located away from the resort features which we appreciated, so that is was a little more of an authentic camping experience."
"We were just looking for a place to sleep, checked out the first camping outside of Zion east entrance and decided to check out the next closest one according to info from the Zion ranger."
$50 / night
"It’s fun of all sorts, kayaking, lake beach, boating, cliff jumping, bbq, off-roading everywhere!!! And the beauty that surrounds is unreal!!"
"It’s always a family favorite when we go to Southern Utah"
"Overall a very positive experience and would recommend if in the area"
"Small RV Camping Park, Just enough distance from Highway, lawn and trees, very friendly staff, clean and appropriate restrooms."
GuideWhen we first arrived here, we were not sure what to think. Mind you, we have been to over 50 campgrounds in the last 3 months and this one just didn’t feel quite right. The location is nice enough and yes, Cedar Breaks is quite spectacular but this campground just isn’t anything special.
We were in site 11 and the first thing we noticed was how closely placed all the sites were. If you want any privacy, this place is not that. The campground host is always driving around in his cart and just makes one feel uncomfortable. We had to knock on his RV door and he popped out immediately with his clip board and dressed in his khaki uniform. Some people just take their job way too seriously and this guy definitely was a bit overwhelming and overboard.
We had heard that there was a code to the showers and we just wanted to get the code from him. He proceeded to lay out the ground rules for the campground and to tell us that this was a pretty quiet place and to take that into consideration.
Apparently the night sky is incredible up here at 10,000 plus feet but if you want to see them, make sure that you keep your conversations down to a faint whisper. No joke, we are not loud people at all and the most sound that we make would be coming from our portable Bluetooth speaker during breakfast and dinner.
On the second day of our stay, we had just finished up our breakfast when Ranger Rick (Kevin, I think) decided to come over and talk to us. He let us know that our speaker was too loud (it wasn’t) and that he was asking us to turn it down because people were complaining about the noise.
If you were to have heard it, there would be no way it was too loud. We told him that the speaker was not too loud, he even had to agree but a half hour later he came back and told us that he had gotten even more complaints and that we had to turn it down.
The real issue was something else, some campers didn’t like what we were listening to on a podcast. What has happened in this country when you can’t even listen to what you choose to? Are people not allowed to even sing songs around a campfire anymore?
We have put up with so much in the past 3 months. Everything from barking dogs, crying babies, screaming kids, firework explosions, large groups of campers, concerts and loud people but our little speaker is just too loud? It’s sad that this is what it’s come to. People just can’t communicate anymore and instead choose to complain to a camp host.
This is not what we expected and overall we are not expecting to ever come back.
ScoutThe campsite has a laundry room, barbecue, running water, waste water and electricity. The landlords are very friendly and helpful.
TravelerGreat spot, only 30 mins from Zion. No issues getting a Winnebago up a bumpy road. Lots of spots free in mid-Aug and really felt private
GuideA fun 4x4 drive from elephant cove to the South and large sand hill near the end drop you into a lush canyon where the trail crisscrosses the riverbed. Plenty of places to set up camp!
GuideWe drove through here with the intention to camp for the evening and decided to keep on going. Just about every site was full. Not a peaceful location.
GuideWe really loved exploring this area! It was great for dispersed camping. Unfortunately the bugs were unreal! We actually found several black widows near the site. The winds picked up so much in the morning we hurried up to pack and head out. Great view point for a meteor shower though! I’d recommend visiting, just be warned of higher winds and be prepared to be a little bug food!
Traveler$24 seemed kind of expensive for what we personally were doing. No Verizon service which I was ok with but says there should be . Felt more like an RV park with trees than a campground. Grounds were either too rocky, too small, or too steep for a tent.
ScoutWell maintained campground. Showers are a bonus! We stayed at site 14 which was very close to level. Starting August 1, no fires are allowed. Both camp hosts were very nice.
ScoutPretty good! The promised fire rings did not have grates so inquire to make sure your site has one.
Camping near Orderville, Utah, offers a fantastic mix of stunning landscapes and outdoor adventures. Whether you're looking to pitch a tent or park your RV, there are plenty of options to explore.
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Frequently Asked Questions
According to TheDyrt.com, Orderville, UT offers a wide range of camping options, with 335 campgrounds and RV parks near Orderville, UT and 142 free dispersed camping spots.
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Orderville, UT is Watchman Campground — Zion National Park with a 4.6-star rating from 240 reviews.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 142 free dispersed camping spots near Orderville, UT.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 11 parks near Orderville, UT that allow camping, notably Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon National Park.
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