Red Cliffs Campground

What a gem, this little campground has so much to offer! From the striking red rocks, to the oasis of trees that straddle the creek and all of the meandering trails that all converge here, this place is truly magical. I can't wait to go hiking because it has been so hot here in August in the last two days. Apparently, you can hike through the slots to see petroglyphs and even dinosaur tracks.

The campsite itself has water abundant with a spigot at every as sight. Some sites have a covered shelter, we while others are right up against the rocks. We stayed in 11 and it was perfect for us. It overlooks the creek area and is really close to the trash bin. There are two vault toilets nearby that were well stocked with TP but sometimes they smelled. Overall though, we are very pleased with this campground and can't wait to come back when the weather cools off some more.

Wow, this campground is absolutely stunning! We’re at site 11, and it’s right by the creek with all those trees. Water spigots are everywhere, and there are trash cans close by. Plus, there are two vault toilets not too far away. The roads and campsites are all paved. Many of the sites have a covered shelter (it can get super hot here in the summer!).

We’re here during a heat warning, but I bet this place is amazing in the spring and fall. There are tons of red ants, though—not too bad since we haven’t been bitten, but yeah, a little gross.

There are tons of trails that are super easy to get to. No camp hosts, the sites are pretty big and spread out, and some are right next to the rocks. It’s pretty quiet, and Verizon is nowhere to be found, but T-Mobile has a full-bars 5G connection.

Overall, such a great experience! The bathroom was well maintained and the grounds were super clean and well managed. Wish we could have stayed longer!

Like waking up in a fairytale! Beautiful scenery surrounds you. No hookups, but can run your generator 9-9. Not for big rigs! You must be under 11’9 to go through the tunnels on the way. Spaces are tight. We are in an Airstream Interstate X and pull a Jeep. Barely fit. If your rig fits, it’s awesome!

Loved this campground. Lucked out with a last minute reservation and got a fantastic spot right below a trail that leads to dinosaur footprints in the sandstone. The entire campground was clean and well maintained and spaces were far enough apart to not feel cramped even the campground was full. If you camp with pets, especially dogs, I recommend protective booties because there are goatheads everywhere in the grass and bushes.

Stopped here late on my way through Utah. Short drive off the highway and easy to find. Very clean sites, I was only there in the dark but area was quiet and easy to setup camp.

Waking up to the red rocks and canyons is a dream! At night the night stars light up the sight it’s truly magical. Each campsite has a table fire pit and pergola. And also fresh water. This will be a spot i come back to

A small but wonderful campground! Best to reserve a site well in advance. I was grateful for cold running water at each site; There’s also covered picnic tables & fire pits. All except camp site #2 has drive-up parking. Lots of trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding. Extremely busy on the weekends but there’s reserved parking spots for camping.

This BLM Campground is a beautiful area, nested in the red cliffs and with hiking MTB trails right from the cg. Reservations only as of 2021 (this cg used to be all FF). 11 sites, vault toilets, dumpsters, water spigots scattered around. Cell signal is very good for TMobile, not so good for Verizon or ATT. $15/7.50 senior but all sites have to be reserved online at recreation.gov. Sites 6, 7, 8 and 11 best for TTs. Note there is no RV dumpsite NOTE: you have to go under the interstate thru two narrow concrete tunnels, they are 11.9 high, so be careful, many large RVs, 5th wheels, Class As will not fit!!

Campsites have a picnic table, shelter, campfire ring and tent pad. There are restrooms, water and trash. There are a few trails and a couple of them have dinosaur tracks!

Found this site after some searching. Reservations are needed. Some awesome hikes close by and only about 45-60min from Zion. Commute is very easy!

Lots of nearby trails for lots of activities. Running water, Bathrooms and Trash cans. Site 4 has a poor layout but the other camp sites looked fine. Several with pavilions

Very nice campground. You drive right up to your spot. Every campground has a picnic table and a little spot for your tent. Bathrooms all around also. Good spot near Zion National park. Not too expensive.

I love that there are shady areas along the hikes. So many different trails to follow and rocks to climb. Great for grade school children to run around. The camp sites are spread out so there can be a little more privacy. There is not a creek or water.

Update 10.2021. Entire CG is now Reserve Only.

11 sites, $15 night/7.50 senior. 14d limit. Water spigots, dumpsters, vault toilets. No campground host on site but BLM ranger or County Sheriff patrols through. Day use parking for the popular hikes. Very busy during spring break and fall seasons. Access is under I-15 thru two concrete tunnels...11ft 9in height so be warned that taller 5th wheels and Class As will not likely be able to access this campground, and contrary to another review there is no back way in. Stunning red cliffs, numerous hiking and mt biking trails, anasazi settlement and dino tracks. Creek runs thru middle of campground.

This campground is very nice, but a bit crowded in the day. The sites all had covered picnic tables and the area was very clean. Would recommend site 11!!

This was a nice little place. Less than a dozen sites, only some with water, none with power. All site have covered picnic tables. Accepts interagency passes for 50% off camping.

The proximity to St. George and the easy and scenic trails, mean that it was very busy during the day with day use hikers.

There are a number of things that make this site stand out. There is a Native American archeological site, a few different spots with dinosaur tracks, horse and bike trails, and a creekside trail through a slot canyon with a number of pools deep enough for swimming.

This a cool spot that seems to be off the radar a little bit. I use this spot when I want to go to zion which is only a 30 min drive from red cliffs. Zions camp spots are alway reserved in advance. I've personally never had to do deal with not finding an open spot at this camp ground. Theirs also a lake and hiking trails super close by. And if you forget something or need something theirs a walmart and gas station 10 mins away. They only down side is I wouldn't camp here mid summer when its 90+ at night, it's super hot almost unbearable to sleep in.

This is such a beautiful campground! There are so many hiking and biking trails right around the campsite with the trailheads in the campground! Beautiful desert scenery and so many nice people! Super clean and easy one night access and even a day use picnic area.

Made several trips through this camping ground to hike through the red rock canyons behind. Super fun and great when the snow melts! The campgrounds were all pretty open but seemed pretty clean with easy access.

Red Cliffs is a popular location for locals out of St George for day hikes and school outings because of its geological significance and fossilized dinosaurs prints. There are 11 camping sites that have shade structures, picnic benches, and fire rings. Water faucets are located convenient to each site and bathrooms are vaulted. There is lots of traffic throughout the day with day visitors but evenings are peaceful. Not conducive to large RV’S. The campground fills up regularly so plan for an alternate. KOA is just down the road.

Really love this campground! It's small but nice. Good distant between sites and it's a really beautiful place with great hiking.

This quite frankly, was a shock. You would never expect this campground to be so cool if you just looked in its direction.

This was our first stop in our camping journey. The space is fairly small but a beautiful area. Hiking trails lead to some dinosaur tracks! There is access to water at the sites. No showers.

Not a lot of people camp here which is great. I've never had a hard time finding a camping spot here. The few times I have, I will just go a few miles north to silver reef where camping is free.

It's a beautiful campground and a short distance from Zion National Park. Unfortunately when I went, I believe the water was being redirected for agricultural use because the water was fairly stagnant, being that the stream was essentially dried up. The campsites are fairly spacious though, accessible by paved roads. Each site also comes with a fire pit, in addition to having a covered "dining" area as well. Biggest downfall for me was no available showered, although each site does have access to running water.

There are some great spots in this small and very busy day use area. The scenery is amazing and still close to town.