Bryce canyon

Ruby's is the only real RV park. It is right at the entrance to Bryce.

enblethen wrote:
Ruby's is the only real RV park. It is right at the entrance to Bryce.

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Ruby's and the shuttle to the park stops right outside the RV park,

We stayed at Ruby's last month. While it's very convenient, I wouldn't put it in the nice category. Most of the sites are very close together, none of the park is paved, and a lot of the sites are very un-level. Ours was sloped so much that the trailer tongue was maybe 1 foot off the ground. But having said that, I wouldn't have a problem staying there again. It does have full hookups and is so convenient to Bryce, which is why we stayed there.

I stayed in the National Park, North campground, in a 32-foot fifth wheel. I recall a pleasant campsite among the Ponderosa pines. No electric, but daytime temperature was not too hot at that altitude. I did run generator to cool unit off on first arrival and in the mornings to take the chill off.

4aSong wrote:

enblethen wrote:
Ruby's is the only real RV park. It is right at the entrance to Bryce.

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X3 There are smaller rv parks on the way in to the park but are seasonal and appeared less accommodating than Ruby's.

There's a KOA in Cannonville about 10 miles from Bryce. OK if you need FHU.

In the middle of Bryce & Zion, there's Bauers full hookup about $22, nice place see both parks.

Ruby's looked like a giant parking lot, sorry didn't like it

We stayed at National Park, North campground 38' DP

http://www.nps.gov/brca/planyourvisit/northcampground.htm

Theres also a KOA and an RV park with FHU in Panguitch, 8-10 miles away.. Somewhat cheaper, plus its a cute little town with an ice cream place!

Dave