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There are no showers, and portable showers are not allowed. Potable water is available near the dump station.Ĭell coverage is iffy, and there is no WiFi signal. A dump station is available in summer months at the south end of the campground at no cost for those staying in the campground. There are no sewer, water or electrical hook-ups available. Fifty Recreational Vehicle (RV) sites can be reserved during certain times of the year in Loop A. Cost is $20 per site/per night for tent campers, who have 46 sites to choose from. The campground is located across the road to the east of the Bryce Canyon Visitor Center and is comprised of 99 sites in 4 loops A, B, C, D (C&D are for tents only, though tenters can also use A and B.). In winter, plenty of sunshine for generating solar electric power and plowed roads make it hospitable for offseason visitors. This all-season campground is close to shuttle stops at the Visitor Center, General Store, and Fairyland Loop/Rim Trail. A Group Site is available in Sunset Campground. Click here for a map of South Campground, and here for a map of North Campground. Sites fill by early afternoon during the summer months. Holders of special park passes Lifetime Senior Pass, Annual Senior Pass, and Access Pass receive a 50% discount. Per-night fees are $20 for tent campers, $30 for RVers. There are no hook-ups in the campgrounds, but a fee-for-use dump station is available for RV users at the south end of North Campground.īoth campgrounds are located in Ponderosa Pine forest habitat with equal amounts of shade and sun, giving them a similar appearance. Both have restrooms with flush toilets, and drinking water.ĭuring the summer months coin-operated laundry and shower facilities are available at the general store nearby.

The park has two campgrounds, North and Sunset, located in close proximity to the visitor center, Bryce Canyon Lodge and the geologic wonder that is the Bryce Amphitheater. Oil Trains Pose A Significant Threat To National Parksīryce Canyon National Park offers some gorgeous camping options for those toting a tent or pulling an RV.

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