Red Ledge RV Park, near Kanarraville, Utah, is a cozy spot that caters primarily to RV travelers but also welcomes tent campers. With a friendly atmosphere and a few charming cabins, it’s a convenient base for those looking to explore the stunning Kanarraville Falls, just a short walk away.

The park offers essential amenities like clean restrooms, hot showers, and laundry facilities, which visitors appreciate after a day of hiking. Many guests have highlighted the communal patios and grills, perfect for cooking up a meal and mingling with fellow campers. One reviewer noted, “Gail, the host and owner, was extremely inviting,” making the check-in process smooth and welcoming.

For outdoor enthusiasts, the park is ideally situated between Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks, making it a great launch point for adventures. Campers have enjoyed the nearby waterfall hike, with one saying, “This campground is perfectly located in Kanarraville, UT.” While the sites can feel a bit snug, especially for larger rigs, the overall vibe and proximity to nature make it a solid choice for a quick getaway.

Red Ledge RV Park is located near Kanarraville, and is the perfect spot for a fun, yet easy-going Utah vacation. It features 22 full hookup campsites that are big rig friendly for RVs of up to 40 feet. Six of them are pull through accessible, and the park also provides free WIFI, a dump station, and allows pets. Please feel free to call us at 435-586-9150 or book online! Amenities & Activities: Campsite amenities offered include a playground, picnic tables, fire circle and grills. It also includes basic amenities like restrooms with hot showers and laundry facilities. Visitors can also enjoy activities such as mountain biking, hiking, fishing, and wildlife watching.

Red Ledge RV Park

Join the fun near Kanarraville. With tons of outdoor activities and scenic camping, this is an excellent vacation spot for all kinds of travelers. Kanarraville is an adventure-filled destination for those who love the outdoorsy camper lifestyle. But it's also great for those who prefer to spend time near the city, exploring and sightseeing. Find the best campgrounds near Kanarraville, plus reviews and photos from other campers like you.

Kanarraville

The Best Camping Near Kanarraville, Utah

Let me first say that I am not an all the frills camper. In fact the less amenities, humans, post markers the better for me. I like solitude, feeling like you're in the wild. I like to be close to nature. This place-- it did not look appealing. It looked like an old RV resort with people who had been there for months. And honestly-- that's exactly what it is. I live in Rhode Island. I have been to this campground 4 times and will continue to come back. Gail (the owner) is awesome. She always sets us up with the grassiest knoll she has. And she always reminds us that for only 5extra Bucks we can switch to a cabin. And she always leaves the cabin open at night just in case a storm rolls through. The hot tub and community fire pit/grill is a great place to meet up with your neighbors for the night and talk about their travels. We have met some pretty amazing people at this little pit. There are even showers- which after being in the backcountry for four nights we welcomed. But the BEST part of this place is its within walking distance to Kanarraville Falls. Trust me. Look it up. 

Unexpectedly the best.

This was the first stop on a three night road trip and what a great location if you're looking for comfort. Red Ledge RV park offers everything from grass sites for tents, Wi-Fi, amazingly hot showers, a propane grill free to campers, fire pits, and even a hot tub! Gail is who assisted us upon check in and was extremely inviting, providing some history about the area. We also had the opportunity of meeting a gentleman named Scott who gave us an antler from a buck he'd found himself! Because we had mentioned we wanted to go looking for sheds and inquired about when and where were the best places to go.

If you're looking for seclusion, I would recommend looking else where as the site is extremely small. That being the one downfall, I would highly suggest stopping by if you're interested in hiking Kanarra Falls. Comfortable and even better staff!

Convenience at it's finest

We lucked into this private campground on a quest to see the Kanarraville Falls. It's a small lot right on the main drag and only three blocks from the Falls trail head. Gail, the host and owner, put us on a nice grassy patch under a couple of pines and invited us to make use of the free showers (the bathrooms are coded for guests only), the hot tub, and the communal grill and patio. She was super friendly and a great source of information about the falls. For being on the main road through town and on a very small lot, it was very quiet. Tents are mixed in kind of wherever they can fit between RV's, campers, and a couple of cute cabins. A great option when its the only option in town and you only plan to stay a night or two.

Nice but tight, its all about location

This campground is perfectly located in Kanarraville, UT. Start with Kanarra Falls, an off the radar slot canyon which is just one mile away. Red Ledge RV Park is perfectly located between Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks. And, Cedar Breaks is just a few miles away. This is a quiet, beautiful, clean, and friendly campground. So there, my secrets out!

Perfect location for an Utah adventure.

Very welcoming and extremely friendly! Cute spot for tenting but only holds 4-5 tents. Free showers and laundry super close by! Extremely close to the Kanarraville waterfall hike and close to Cedar City.

Definitely recommend

Small well kept park with a friendly owner who tries to accommodate. A bit snug in our pull through spot. Fortunately, we didn’t need to put out the awning. Not a deal breaker for a one night stay. 

A little cramped for big rigs

This is a crowded campground with many full time rv’ers.  Friendly staff. Waterfall nearby. Good facilities.  

Good Overnighter

We chose this place because of its proximity to the Kanarraville Falls trailhead (it is less than a half-mile away) but although it is advertised as an RV park and campground and there is a small grassy area for tents, it really is just an RV park, with a good percentage of full-time residents. Our van fit in between the big rigs but there is zero privacy between sites. Since we live out of our van and not in it, this was not optimal for us, however, there are two equipped communal patios. The first night of our stay it was too windy to cook outside, so we made a quick meal inside on our induction cooktop. The second night was much more pleasant, so we were able to bring our camp stove to the patio, cook and eat dinner. We were able to do dishes the next day in the office, which has a sink. 

  

Office hours are 11 am– 5:30 pm. Making a reservation and getting in touch with Gail during or outside of office hours was always very easy. Although the town of Kanarraville is very small, Red Ledge is located right on Main Street, and you will hear road noise. 

  

The restrooms and showers are clean, as was the laundry room. All have codes to get into them. The price to do a load of laundry was very reasonable ($1.25 for wash and $1.00 per dryer cycle). The shower had nice hot water and good water pressure, which was welcome after our hike to the falls, the reason we stayed here. You should definitely put this hike on your list but make sure you purchase a permit in advance as they sell out most days. 

  

Overall, this place is better for fully contained RVs but having the patio areas and the proximity to the trailhead made it work out well for us.

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