Welcome to Sunset Campground, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Bryce Canyon City, Utah. This campground offers a unique blend of natural beauty and convenience, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike. Located just a short walk from the iconic Sunset Point, Sunset Campground provides direct access to some of the most breathtaking trails in the area, including Rim, Sunrise, Sunset, Navajo, and Wall Street trails.
At Sunset Campground, you'll find spacious campsites surrounded by trees and frequented by local wildlife such as deer. Unlike typical parking lot-style campsites, our sites are designed to immerse you in nature while ensuring privacy and comfort. Although there are no hookups, daily host patrols ensure a peaceful and compliant environment, preserving the natural beauty of the area.
For your convenience, the campground offers warm restrooms, a centralized water faucet for container filling, and a park trolley pickup at the entrance. While there are no showers on-site, a short 5-minute drive to Northcamp Grocery provides access to hot showers for a small fee. Additionally, a dump station and potable water spigot are available for RV users.
Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or an extended stay, Sunset Campground is perfect for 2-3 days of hiking and exploring the stunning hoodoos of Bryce Canyon. With its serene environment, proximity to key attractions, and excellent amenities, Sunset Campground promises an unforgettable experience for all visitors.
Customer Feedback: Visitors rave about the campground's proximity to Sunset Point and its serene, natural setting. Many appreciate the spacious campsites and the opportunity to see deer up close. The warm restrooms and easy access to trails are also frequently mentioned as highlights. While there are no showers on-site, guests find the nearby Northcamp Grocery to be a convenient solution. Overall, Sunset Campground is praised for its peaceful atmosphere and excellent location, making it a top choice for nature lovers and hikers.
Onsite services
Picnics
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
RV camping
RV water hookup
Hiking
Camping fee
Credit cards
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
Wonderful camp, close to the sunset point. You can walk to it. Warm restrooms with no shower within the camping. To find a hot shower you have to drive to the northcamp grocery (5 min and 3$ away)
Spacious Campsites with trees and deer. Sites are not parking lot sites. No hookups, daily host patrols to ensure peace, rules, compliance, and nature preservation. There are toilets, no showers at Sunset, a centralized water faucet for containers only. Park Trolly pickup at entrance. Direct access to Rim, Sunrise, Sunset, Navajo and Wall Street trails on opposite side of road near Lodge. Good for 2-3 days of hikes. Hoodoo galore! The dump station is located on the very south end of the North Campgrounds. Potable water spigot was available on my visit.
We did 4 days in Sunset group camp area. Fantastic tent camping among the shade of beautiful trees. Group camping has it's own men's & women's bathroom with flush toilets & sinks. Also a separate place for washing dishes. All kept perfectly clean. The free Bryce bus is only a few steps away. We got pretty good cell service from a multitude of providers. All in all I highly recommend.
Shady and spacious campground close to main trail heads. Clean bathrooms. Showers located at the general store for a fee. We arrived at around 2pm and got a campsite during the first come, first served season. There were lots of empty sites in the afternoon but by 8pm the campground was full.
The campground is located all the way in the park, making it the more tucked-away option. Very quiet, but you will likely be needing the free shuttle (running every 15 minutes or so) to get to the store & shower facilities. Lots of campsites to choose from, first-come-first-served principle in mid-October. Be aware that you have to pay the fees ($30 per night) with CASH! If you don‘t have cash on you, you’ll have to drive all the way back to the park entrance to pay there. Toilets were clean. There is an area to wash your dishes. No hookups available. Would recommend! The Bryce Canyon is worth seeing.