Top 10+ Campgrounds near Virgin, UT

This road is full of pull offs to setup and camp. Much of it is pretty soft and in some areas deep sand, but had the area we picked all to ourselves. The closest other camper was about 1/4 mile away. We had Verizon service although it was a little sketchy.

Road in is quite washboarded, so prepare for a bumpy ride! The area is wide open, but enough spacing so you're not on top of your neighbor. The road is quite busy with people trying to find sites and you'll likely get dusted, but the campsites we saw were clean and the area felt safe. Everyone in our spur of sites were quiet and respectful--no loud generators whirring, so that was great. We were able to pitch a tent to save our site while exploring Zion during the morning or going out for lunch, and our site and stuff was still there when we returned. Again, very busy area and you can only stay at numbered sites, so have a backup plan if everything is occupied. No amenities, obvs. Great cell service.

Nothing special--just a good enough spot to camp outside Zion NP. About 7 spots available, no amenities. A couple spots are near running water, which is nice to listen to. Mostly bushes/cacti, but some trees here and there. Cell service is basically non-existent, but sometimes you might catch a bar.

I’ve stayed here on two occasions in a motorhome. The two main types of sites are cabins and full hookup RV sites. There are no trees in the RV area, but temps are mild even in summer due to the 8200’ elevation. The owners are clearly investing in improvements, based on growing sites and new cabins. The sites are not ON the lake but within a hundred yards or so. This is a prime area for fishing, mainly from boats, and rentals are available and reasonable. The surrounding area has many miles of dirt roads and off road trails. Nearest town is about 12 miles. Food options are limited, but the nearby Burger Barn is fantastic for lunch or dinner. Quality burgers, smoked meats (yum), ice cream, shakes, beer, wine. The resort has a small store with fishing stuff and snacks, and sometimes a snack/pizza place. There’s a small general store. Not cheap to stay here but average going rates

Typical sardined RV park, but had a great lobby/pavilion area and clean showers and laundry facilities. Pipe Spring National Monument is very close and worth a visit. At the time we visited, the gas station at the road entrance had much better gas prices than Kanab and Springdale if you're headed towards Zion.

We didn’t end up staying here. The road is very muddy, there seemed to be a man living in the bushes, and it’s right off of the HWY. When we came it was just us and the man in the bushes. If there were more people there I would have felt more comfortable staying

Quick review: this place was quant, but perfect. Love the location. The pool and spa were great. Incredible staff. The sites are level side to side and many of them are spacious. This is our first visit here and we will be back next year for sure.

I like easy spots. It was easy to pull in, easy to check in (the girls at the front desk were great), easy laundry facilities.. affordable.

Starlink works great.

I can’t really dial out with my AT&T cell but I can get texts and let’s be honest, every cell phone can call on with some kind of app.

They have a great lobby.

It appears to be fairly new but has a lot of amenities open. Pool is large, they have pickle ball courts, horseshoes, and looks like more may be in the works. The sites are nice size. Everything works, good internet and phone reception. All hookups are perfectly placed. It’s very quiet, no screaming kids, maybe a dog barking occasionally, which we’re okay with. People were friendly and we enjoyed our stay. Only con- we were in H8 and upon turning the corner to go down our row it was a pretty tight turn for our 43’ motorhome and tow vehicle. This campground isn’t as close to town as we would have liked but it ended up being the perfect location. Upon returning to St George (which we love and our second visit) we’ll be looking for a spot here for sure.

Great place to drop off and walk into the national park. Clean, nice and you can find everything you need.

Spring Break week every site was packed. We had to wait for someone to vacate before finding something that would work.

Excellent park, beautiful surroundings. Pricy but worth it.

This campground has a Springfield shuttle stop that takes you right to Zion NP. Super easy and convenient.

The campground is clean, wifi is decent, laundry services open 24hrs, and a good market. Campfires allowed in fire pits make this place magical. With the virgin river flowing nearby and the cliffs standing vigil each day we really enjoyed our time at Zion Canyon Campground.

We are camping at a state destination camp site. No fee and 14 day limit. Great site but be very careful with the very loose sand at these sites. Approximately 11 miles from the state park.