How to Camp at Bryce Canyon in Utah

Bryce Canyon National Park is located in southwest Utah about 45 miles east of Cedar City. It has amazing formations of red sandstone, and staggering pinnacles and spires rise from the canyon floor and display their brilliant colors, especially at sunrise and sunset. The brilliant reds and oranges of the cliffs are contrasted by the lush green of the forests below. This is a great place for camping, whether by tent or RV.

Things You'll Need

  • A fully equipped RV
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Instructions

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      Drive on Interstate 15 to Cedar City in southwestern Utah. Take Route 14 to the east for 41 miles to Long Valley Junction.

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      Drive north for 21 miles on Interstate 89, then turn east on Utah Highway 12 for 13 miles and make a right turn onto Utah Highway 63 to the National Park boundary.

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      Pay $15 per site and drive to either the North Campground or to Sunset Campground.

    • 4

      Park you camper in one of the campgrounds and enjoy the thousands of stars that you'll see at night and the amazing colors of the cliffs during the daytime.

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