There is nothing impressive about this campground. If you have an RV/trailer and it’s all that is available, it will do. If you are tent camping- find somewhere else. I have no intention of ever going back or revisiting this place. The staff wasn’t very friendly and the sites were just dusty/dirt. This is my least favorite campground- ever.

Pros: location, location, location. Close to the south entrance of Zion National Park. I think you can even float the Virgin River from the campground (we went in the fall and it was too cold for us). Facilities were clean. Close to shops/restaurants. Cell phone service (T Mobile).

Cons: Busy and commercialized. Since it’s behind a hotel, don’t expect to be camping “in nature”. We should have just stayed in the hotel. Staff was acceptable, but not overly friendly.

Not sure what all the fuss is about with this place. Tiny, dusty/dirty, uneven, noisy sites with a concrete plant right behind it that is sure to bring you closer to nature with backup alarms and mixer trucks waking you up. Live in campers on both sides of spot (B15), one with a dog whining all day and the other propped up on wooden blocks. I will give this campground two stars, the first star is for the close proximity to the entrance to Zion and the 2nd star is for clean bathrooms and showers. It got the job done but next time through here we will look for a different spot.

Absolutely beautiful a hikers paradise the deer walked right through our campsite in the evening Go!

This is an awesome campground!  With full hookup’s and a creek within the campground.

The campground is just outside Zion National Park. It’s located in basically a small town with whatever you will need during your stay. The campground itself has lots of shade; some spots even next to a small river. Being able to cool off either in the river or the pool is clutch in the summer months. It’s definitely packed in here on the weekends with neighbors right next to you. People were friendly and staff was great! Bathrooms had A/C and were very clean; showers as well. Would definitely stay again in a tent; our spot J24!

Everything you’d expect from a campground/RG park right next to a major National Park. Everything you need. Loved it would def stay again.

Great amenities! I mean there was a pool, water, fire wood, bathrooms, showers (6min per token, one token per person per night) but very much glamping. Your site is a fenced in square in the middle of a field with maybe a planted tree. I had trouble finding kindling for our fire bc we were kinda in the middle of a parking lot. Also kinda pricey but it’s so close to Zion it’s worth it, especially bc you can park your car at the site then walk to the entrance of zion! Like 10-15min walk

Location is great for access to Zion NP. Has all amenities. Reserve early is a must. Within walking distance to many Springfield restaurants.

Tent sites are on top of each other. It is not quiet as you’re near to RVs and quiet hours are not fully respected. But the view is very nice, and the bathrooms are clean. It’s near food/grocery and the park. The shuttle picks up in front of Campground.

Zion NP is one of the most beautiful places to visit ever. There is a bus shuttle that regularly picks up and drops off visitors, and many visitors will stack stones up to mark their trail. You'll also see raindrops in some parts of the parks, even though it's completely dry. Breathtaking to visit!

Pretty packed in tent camping it we were up at sunrise and hiked in to Zion. After 12 hours in the National Park the showers came in handy and campfire finished off a great day.

One of our favorite places to stay. The river spots are great. Bathrooms and showers are always clean. walking distance to the entrance of Zion and to Springdale.

We had the wonderful fortune of securing a campsite right on the Virgin River. It was gorgeous. Our kids used inner tubes and rafted down the river for hours while hubby and I relaxed with a bottle of wine before jumping in and joining them. The little Ice cream shop across the street Is great! Walking distance to the park entrance. Get on the first shuttle if you want an uncrowded Narrows experience!!

The campground was very nice, with pull through camper spots and trees separating the spaces. Spectacular views of cliff faces on either side. Very easy access to the park bus. Playground's and a clean pool available for all. The shower's were clean and the bathroom's were ok. The campground was clean and quiet. ***My only negative would be there is no where to fill propane tanks in the entire town of Springdale.

This campground is behind a Quality Inn and is within walking distance of the park visitor center and bus routes. The sites are laughably small and immediately close to neighboring campsites, but they do provide showers. I would normally not recommend this campground, but Zion is extremely crowded and it gets the job done of giving you a place to stay. If possible I would recommend reserving your first night here and waking up early to go get a first come first serve campsite in the park.

Visited in June 2015. Very busy, but had one of the best experiences of my life hiking the Narrows. Highly recommend.

Such an incredible experience. There seriously aren't words to describe Zion.

So unique and welcoming

Camp sites are the size of a single car port and stacked side by side. Even if your neighbors are normal people they still seem loud. The bathrooms were always accessible and clean stayed two nights never waited in line. Get a free shower a night by coin given at check in but twice it didn't work and had to get re-dressed and walk to the front office. You can't pick a site when you book its assigned when you check-in. I would stay there again if everything else was booked but $40 a night is steep for the space provided. Check Watchman and South campground in the park first and then book here.

This campground is not the best option for camping in Zion. However, there is access to shuttle service into the park, food, and gear rental nearby. The campground is not secluded in any way, and it is very crowded. It is loud and exposed to the sun. The Quality Inn manages the campground, and their service left me feeling second class to the hotel customers. Also, our tent site was basically right outside someone's balcony/lawn from the hotel. So, we were their view. There are showers and bathrooms. There are also lots of ants.

Good access to Zion and its shuttle. Stayed here for a night and definitely did not have any privacy. Would not go back to this particular campground.

This is the closest campground to Zion National Park without actually being inside the park. You can walk to the National Park from the campground or take the free shuttle which picks up basically right at the entrance to the campground. They do not take reservations. You get a coin for the shower, which lasts 7 minutes. There are spots for RV's and tent sites. I did notice a bit of a sewage smell but it was fairly faint. The campground is situated by the river and the scenery is incredible. The campsites are pretty decent, enough space to park and set up the tent, with a picnic table. Not a lot of privacy in the spot we were in but the ones on the river had more privacy. They do have a quiet time, and if there is ever an issue with people having a loud party, you can call the Inn (there is a hotel that runs the campground) and they will send someone out. Also right across the street you can get ice cream and there is a large convenience store.