Zion RV and Campground (Hi-Road)

Closest camping to east Zion entrance. Mostly OK, but strange spot close to the entrance where an old/unused electric cable was just on the ground. Strangest dishwashing spot ever seen (see picture). Otherwise the facilities were OK.

Great location, you feel like you’re in the park. The drive to the visitor center is through a scenic historic park road and was a great part of each day. Bathrooms could be updated but were useable. The outpost across the street has good pizza! No cell phone reception (Verizon). WiFi in the main building but doesn’t reach the campsites unless you are super close.

Sites are large, staff is friendly and helpful by you are remote so minimal amenities. Personally I loved it gorgeous scenery and easy access to Zion.

We booked an RV pull through site specifically because it was labeled “more primitive” - mind you this is about $30 more than the others and the site was quite literally the least primitive spot. So do t spend the extra thinking you’ll get a private spot because it’s most definitely not the case. Also the bathrooms were horrendous and smelly and the place was not maintained. We left before staying the night, ate the $80 and found a dispersed camp site.

Car camped in one of their small tent sites, which are off a busy road with little/no data and far from town. I liked how this was the closest spot to the park, and the company offers activities at their ranch (I took a last-minute trail ride). Check-in at the pizza/rock shop across the road!

Passed through last week. This place was rough... The facilities are awful. There was a powerful (understatement) sewage smell throughout the whole game room/bathroom building. The bathroom facilities were horrendous. Several toilets/urinals missing. Showers were dirty. There appeared to be some feces on the floor in the doorway to the bathroom area. Our tent site was overgrown and the road washed out. After looking at the facilities and walking back to our site, we decided to leave. Didn't bother trying to get a refund. Found some wonderful dispersed camping on the other side of the park. I am generally pretty easy going and I'm not trying to negatively influence a business but just sharing what we experienced. This could have been because we were early in the season. Perhaps they had yet to get things up and running. That said, we should have done a walk through before deciding to stay. I encourage others to do so. I gave a single star because it doesn't seem no stars is an option.

These sites are located just outside of Zion, but near nothing else. The only thing near by is a ranch (which has fantastic food or just grab a drink and sit by the fire while the cowboys play music at the end of the day). We stayed in a cabin, and while small was cozy and couldn’t hear a thing. Area was not busy at all, and really felt like we had the place to ourselves. Almost no cell service, so have maps downloaded if you need them.

We found this place while coming into Zion just after dark with our camper van. The RV sites had water and power hookups but the fire pits and tables were less than appealing. The CG advertises showers, toilets, and laundry. The men’s shower/restroom area was so unsanitary I opted for the woods instead. Only one of the stalls was in working order, with the others having old feces and just plain nastiness. The showers look like they hadn’t been cleaned in months. I understand we came during the off season but this place is run down and needs some major attention. I would not recommend staying here

I was not impressed with this pvt campground. Everything appears rundown, worn out and weedy. The tent sites have old crappy tables that need paint, fire rings are just rocks, some are full of trash. This entire CG is close to the Hwy 9 traffic noise. Tent sites are $40 plus tax!!! Crazy!! RV sites are $54 and many of the RV sites appear to have residents long term. There are some primitive 4x4 tent spots above the main office bldg but I cannot imagine how rough they are. This is the only CG at the east entrance to Zion NP and it needs some investment and serious overhaul maintenance. Their customers are the unfortunate folks that could not get reservations in the Zion NP CGs...the BLM needs to establish a fee CG if this east entrance of Zion is going to be developed.

Made reservations. Pulled in after 9pm and posted sign said to go across street to the store. They were closed too. Called #, no answer. Called the 800# and we were given our site #. I recommend calling day ‘of’ to get your site as cell service is very limited. We were there 7 nights. Campgrounds were good (a little overgrown) and camp office where bathrooms and laundry were was very spacious. We had hot showers for only 2 of those 7 days. Other days were luke warm. In colder months that wldv been in issue. Overall, we wld stay here there again. Only 5 min from Zion east entrance and there’s a gift shop - The Get -and food shop across the street. The pizza is amazing!!

We couldn’t find a spot down on the floor of Zion so we came back up here to camp. We decided to get a full hookup because it was only a $9 difference. Their prices are great in my opinion. $40 for dry and $49 for hookup. You also get bathrooms and showers for free. Their is also free wifi and laundry which is only $1.50 for washing and $1.50 for drying. Also there’s a place to hang out play some games and relax. Plus there are some cool hiking trails around here that the campsite has behind!

everything you would need after long days in zion and Bryce. really enjoyed the drive here would have not seen so much beauty had I not booked this place to stay. happy to have made this choice to see the other half of zion. nice park, showers, bathrooms, fire rings, and tables. The only advice is to pack sandals for the shower and bring your own table cloth.

Nice park - showers, water, electric, sewer, laundry. We were near the shower building and were able to pick up the Base Camp WiFi for free.

Super nice sites! Wasn't super busy, had nice picnic table and fire ring. Amenities were super helpful. They have horses too which was just kinda fun

Great campsite right down the road from Zion. Only about $45/night and you get clean nice showers and clean bathrooms. There’s free WiFi, laundry facilities, and a game room. Also a nice little restaurant within walking distance (right across the street). Several campsites to choose from - we picked a more secluded one (although it was very close to other sites and near the highway). Picnic tables, table, grill and fire rings at most sites. Access to showers and bathrooms and other amenities 24/7. Great place to stay and they say they always have spots open for last minute check-ins. Will definitely go back in the future and highly recommend!

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This campsite was really nice! They have a gas station by the lodge, and it was perfect for a last minute campsite. We had a gorgeous view of the stars and a site to pitch our tent away from other guests. The lodge employees were incredibly friendly and knowledgeable about the park. The only downside was that the tent sites are right along SR-9 so you hear all of the traffic and see the lights of passing cars. We paid $34 per night for a tent site, and it was much cheaper and quieter than staying in Springdale by Zion’s main entrance. The drive down through the park to Springdale was breathtaking!

Just can’t get past the horrible conditions of the bathrooms & showers. Paint peeling, mold? Scalding then ice cold water... Not cool. Have taken more refreshing camp showers outdoors.

2 stars just for proximity to the park and availability of sites. There is a dingy laundry room but after my shower experience I didn’t want anything to do with it.

With such a prime location & the price of the sites - I can’t help but wonder why the facilities in such poor condition. Really a shame.

This is in a great location. There are (approximately) 20 RV sites and 50 camp sites. Located before Zion park entrance. Camps have fire rings, some have picnic benches. Facility has flush toilets, showers and washers/dryers. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars was that the showers were not so clean. Toilets and drinks were.
Also, they have wi-fi available.

This campground is right outside the east entrance to Zion, which was super convenient. It’s right off the highway, which makes it easy to get to but not super quiet. The sites were reasonably sized with some shade, which was nice. They do offer toilets, sinks, showers, wifi, and coin laundry near the entrance, but it was quite a haul from our site and could definitely use some more frequent cleaning, especially for the price of the sites.

Not as good as camping in the park and twice as expensive this campground (in November) offered plenty of campsites on relatively level ground. The fire pits are prehistoric without any grates but... if you can’t get a spot in Zion... you’ll hopefully appreciate finding a spot here.

This is average private roadside RV campground located on the main highway heading into Zion National Park from the east. The site has decent facilities with a gas station and cafe located across the street. If you are planning to stage and enter Zion early in the morning this may be a good one night stay for you. The site was a bit busty and noisy from the highway traffic. The setup is an open parking lot with electrical and water hookups. If you are out of options and want to camp close to the National Park this may be a last resort for some. The main attraction here is the proximity to the east entrance of Zion.

We stayed here over Labor Day weekend since all the sites inside the park were booked full. The location is great, a bit of a drive to the visitors center but we knew that from the beginning. We had a site right on the road and were concerned at first but it ended up being pretty quiet and the view of the rock faces from our site was amazing. There was a very loud group that was shouting and singing until 1AM one night but other than that it was a wonderful experience (dead silent the second night we were there). Would definitely recommend and will stay again

This is an ok campground on the east side of Zion’s. We stayed here for three nights while visiting the park. It is quiet but a bit of a drive to the many road to take the buses into the park. The facility was clean but needs updating and some maintenance. They are some beautiful new cabins so hopefully they will update the facilities soon too.

Reasonable price for right next to east entrance to Zion! Great shower facilities and WiFi in main building. No service on site. Lots of sites. Tent sites were pretty and big. Flushing toilet and water near sites.

Very close to Zion and but nothing else around. Newer facilities but WiFi not great at sites- just in main house. Not very busy and price was great!! (Especially after paying unreasonable amounts in Moab). Staff friendly and showers/laundry/comfy couches to chill at and play cards. Full hook ups:)

Stayed here one night in our camper van. Not a lot of rv spaces (completely full when we showed up late on a Saturday night) so we opted for a tent site which was cheaper anyways and they had plenty of open slots for a Saturday. It probably helped that it was rainy for the tent sites.

Good location, about 5 minutes down the road from Zion's east entrance. And zion is just amazing! Highly recommend taking a few days here!

The grounds have nice showers and restrooms along with coin-op laundry and foosball tables. Decent wifi (writing this review here) and nice couches in lounge area.

And the view is amazing to wake up too here! See photos.

Four stars only because of the complete lack of Wi-Fi as promised in the campgrounds. If you went into the Hut with the laundry room, showers and game room service was perfect. Site is a little rustic with power and full sewer hookups. At&t phone service pretty non existent. Could however use Wi Fi calling in the hut. Some of the RV sites were very difficult to get into with a larger rig. There is a pizza place and store across the street. However if you're looking for good pizza this is not the place to go. The location could not be beat. It is a half a mile to the entrance of Zion Park and 12 miles from The Visitor Center where you catch the buses to explore the park. Hiking here is absolutely amazing. if you go in the summer just be sure to start the heights early because it does get hot, and bring plenty of water. Fire pits in each site.

Great woman and helpful at the front desk. Campsite along the river. Beautiful and calm. Saw dee walking around the campste at night. First time camping wih my mom. So fun!