Kings Creek Campground: Your Ultimate Camping Experience in Bryce Canyon

81 reviews

King Creek Campground Rd, Bryce Canyon City, UT, USA
+1 801-226-3564
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Kings Creek Campground Introduce

Nestled in the heart of Bryce Canyon City, Utah, Kings Creek Campground offers a serene escape for nature enthusiasts. Part of the picturesque Dixie National Forest, this campground is ideally located near Bryce Canyon and Red Canyon, offering breathtaking landscapes and recreational opportunities.

Kings Creek Campground stands out as one of the highest group campsites in Utah, situated above 8,000 feet. The campsite is surrounded by lush pine trees, providing a remote and spacious environment perfect for those seeking tranquility in nature.

Location: Bryce Canyon City, UT
Amenities: Showers, flush toilets, RV dump station, water access
Camping Rates: $18 per night or $8.50 with a National Park Pass
Reservation Policy: First-come, first-served; no reservations needed
Site Count: 38 sites available

Customers rave about Kings Creek Campground, highlighting its stunning beauty and remote location. Many appreciate the cleanliness of facilities and the value for money.

Location

Utah Garfield County Bryce Canyon City King Creek Campground Road

Customer Reviews

4.0

81 reviews

Bryan Bassett

Sep 07, 2024

Maybe the best group campsite above 8,000 feet in Utah. Beautiful pines, remote and spacious.

Mike Pacelli

Jul 15, 2020

Great campground in Dixie National Forest near Bryce Canyon, and Red Canyon Utah. Showers & flush toilets. $18/night or $8.50 with National Park Pass. No reservations - first come, first serve. RV dump & water. Only 38 sites.

Kira

May 30, 2020

Absolutely beautiful campground! We thoroughly enjoyed our spot. It was nice to have running water and toilets in the campground. Also plenty of spots to gather firewood. Great spot for sure!

Life Liberty and Campfires

Feb 25, 2019

Beautiful and clean Campground secluded off the main Highway going into Bryce Canyon. Perfect place to stay if you are an ATV Rider being you are right on some of the best trails in the Dixie National Forest

Ryan Ibarra

Jul 07, 2023

Drove out from Vegas on 4th of July to escape the fireworks with my pup. Totally tossed a dart on the map in hopes of finding a campsite and boom! Plenty of spots available. It was $10.50 with the America the Beautiful National Parks pass. $20.50 without. Clean restrooms and close to the reservoir. Pleasant evening!