Stayed May 27-28 2017 The reserved group campgrounds is immediately to the left after entering sunset campground. Nothing visually amazing but its a pretty chill spot. Site had about 5 tables, and 4 firepit rings. Spread out around the campgrounds. We fit about 6 cars there. Alots of great amneties private to the reserved group campgrounds. Although campers from across the sites, will come by and use the amneties. Cant blame them. Super clean restrooms. Warm running water in the restrooms. Flushing toilets. Private sink for dishwashing. Outdoor water pump for cleaning and pottable water. About a 10-15 minute walk to Bryce Canyon Sunset Point.

Great to be so close to thr trails. Camp hosts were awesome, when there wasn't a fire pit they found one for us. Bathrooms were clean and in good working condition. Gets very cold due to the high elevation. Our site was a bit cramped and on the roadway.

A perfect spot to camp in Bryce. Real close to the visitor center and walking distance to superior panoramas. Very clean bathrooms ( hot water and flushy toilets!) easy access. Lots of trees.

Love bryce, sometimes i feel like zion and arches get all the utah love and bryce is left in the shadows. Well it doesnt matter if you are at north campground or sunset. You are at bryce....enjoy! Oh...showers at general store...thank you!

does it really matter if you are at north campground or sunset campground....you are at bryce and you are winning!

Loved this campground! It was clean, great views, close to trails and easy bus system! The hoodoos are so neat- it was nice to see them at all times of the day and against the brilliant night sky!

The camp was perfect for our short trip. The camps are spread out with plenty of space to roam for the kids. The trails are located close by and offer plenty of opportunity to explore. The facility was clean and the sites were well maintained.

the hoodoos are incredible!

This little campground is close to the entrance of Bryce. It is a clean well maintained campground that served as a base camp for us.

I was only able to spend a short time here on my Utah National Park road trip this year but I really fell in love with this place. It was a little cold when I was here but that just meant fewer people to deal with. The campground is centrally located in the park, not far from the entrance or town. You can also make it to Sunrise Point in just a few minutes (driving) to watch the sun come up. Watching the sunrise here was one of the major highlights of my 10 park trip. It is absolutely breath taking. Another great point is all the way at the end of the road, probably 30 minute drive, and it's called rainbow point. If you feel like going to town to visit the gift shop or have a hot meal, there are several amenities within minutes of the campground.

We got the chance to wonder and explore Bryce on foot and with our car. The trip was so amazing we plan on coming back but next trip we will have our bikes!

We loved camping here. The campground wasn't packed and even if it was, the sites are pretty spread out. The bathrooms were nice, with running water. The canyon is just a short walk from from the campground, so hiking was convenient! Bryce Canyon itself is incredible. It's really beautiful!

As the title says, no reservations allowed. We arrived at 9am and there were plenty of people leaving and we had a few campsites to choose from. I believe we camped in loop D. We camped 1 night on a Friday in mid-May and it was cold - upper 30's at night - and windy, so be prepared. The elevation is higher than Zion and some other places in Utah, hence the difference in weather.

The campsites were clean, the bathrooms were clean, and it was very quiet. Most people were burning fires in the evenings and went to bed by 9. There isn't much to do in the town or the campground, so you can expect the same. Camp right by your car, some tree cover and a nice picnic bench. 200 yards or so to the Canyon. Quite a bit further to the lodge but easily walkable in 10 minutes.

Favorite Hike - Fairyland Loop - get away from the crowds and get into the canyon.

Enjoy!

I absolutely love Bryce Canyon. The campground was of course, primitive like National Parks are. No problem with a generator on board. Sites were well spaced and there were many trees. The kids had lots of room to roam here. There are so many hikes to do at Bryce: Queens Garden, wallstreet, etc. The HooDoos are really cool to look at during sunrise. I would definitely go back and spend more time there. Love to see it in winter with snow next time

We ended up spending a couple nights here unexpectedly during our trip to Bryce Canyon. Originally we had reserved a teepee at Ruby's campgrounds but had a terrible experience with bugs in the teepee and what topped it off was finding numerous black widow spiders in the teepee, so we opted to camp instead at the North Campground. The campground was simple, but it was clean and well maintained. Our site was shaded most of the day due to the beautiful pine trees surrounding the area. We will definitely camp here or at the Sunset campground next time we visit.

This is one of two campgrounds near Bryce National Park. This one is closer to the Visitor Center and General Store. You can walk!

This is a decent campground - very basic nestled in the mist of tall pine trees. Nothing special - just a good place for access.

There are some spots that can be reserved and some that are first come first serve.