RV parks and camping..Zion or Bryce ? Any suggestions?
We are driving from Ohio in Aug. want to spend a few days visiting Bryce an Zion NP's and need suggestions on where to stay. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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Tracie, I have found a tremendous amount of info on camp grounds at www.goodsamclub.com. Click on forums and go from there.<BR><BR>A fellow Ohioan....with an RV!
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Tracie, go to the National Parks website for camping info inside the parks.
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Gotta be careful with the Nt'l Parks. A lot of them don't have sewers or full hookups. Size restrictions are in effect as well.
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That's what's nice about them. It is possible to camp without all that luxury. I'd rather be in a national park or national forest campground than an rv park where you are packed in like sardines any day.
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lovely campground/trailer area in zion park. lots of trees, orchard nearby. i think someone said it was first come, first served. i'm sure zion has more info. good luck as it is a beautiful place to visit.
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Great R.V. campground, quite near entrance to Zion National Park: Virgin River Campground. Fairly new and well kept. Seemed like it was 10-15 miles from entrance. St George is good sized town for supplies. Check out the website ; Zion National Park-Campgounds.<BR>Get reservations early...<BR>Happy trails....<BR><BR><BR><BR><BR><BR><BR><BR><BR>
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I just found the web site for the campground mentioned above..<BR>www.zionriverresort.com/index.html
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I love both the campgrounds in Zion National Park. The are both on the Virgin River. <BR><BR>South Campground does not have any hook-ups and it is a first come first serve campground. I've seen some really BIG rigs in this campground. <BR><BR>Watchman has electrical hook ups but you will need to make reservations. http://reservations.nps.gov/parkResu...en=82793616The electrical is especially nice in the summer if your unit has an air conditioner. <BR><BR>There is a dump station. Both campgrounds have nice shade trees.<BR><BR>If you want full hookups you will have to camp in Springdale at the Zion Canyon Campground. http://www.zioncanyoncampground.com/ We've never stayed there but it is just across the river from Watchman Campground.<BR><BR>We've only stayed in the Bryce Canyon National Park campgrounds and found them to be very nice. You will have to get there before noon if you want to get a site. There are no hook ups at Bryce. Bryce is at a higher elevation and plenty of trees for shade. http://www.nps.gov/brca/pphtml/camping.html<BR><BR>What route from Ohio are you taking? Do you need any suggestions?<BR><BR>Utahtea
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