Bryce Canyon Pines Store and RV Park Campground

A nice alternative to Ruby's campground. Some back-in sites are twin with RVs parked close together. Big rig sites A1 and A2 were level. Trees provide partial to near full shade. There are plenty of tent sites. Paved bike path to the village runs adjacent to the highway. Or ride the other way to Red Canyon. Some road noise, but not an issue. The campground is behind the Chevron station. Check in at the store. If you need a mobile RV tech, ask the store clerks for Martin's number. He resolved a significant problem with my fifth wheel for a fair price. Early and late season, try booking a site reservation on their website. A discount may be offered during the booking process for reservations within specific dates. I was offered a 20% discount found nowhere else on the website, and the staff did not know about it. For my first test booking, the discounted dates did not work for me, and I did not complete the reservation. A few days later, I tried another test booking, and the qualifying dates for the discount had been modified to extend later into the month. That worked! I will return to the Pines campground.

We stayed here late May/ early June in a 40 ‘ class A with a car. We found Bryce Canyon Pines to be delightful- quiet, shaded, relaxing. We had plenty of room for our RV and maneuvered in and out with little trouble. The sites are dirt with pines trees for shade- it reminded us of camping at Lake Tahoe. There is no dog park but plenty of grassy areas to walk a dog on leash. The bathrooms and laundry were very clean. There is no swimming pool but we didn’t miss it- we were there to see Bryce Canyon, which is only 5 minutes away. It’s also right by the bike trail and has a restaurant close by where we had a great breakfast. The area right around the entrance to Bryce Canyon also has an RV park, but understand that area is like Grand Central Station at rush hour. We much prefer Bryce Canyon Pines.

This is a review of the Gas Station. We camped in mid October 2021 on some forest service land. We needed water for RV’s and we’re told by the Red Canyon Visitors Center that we could come here. I was charged $10/per trailer to fill with fresh water. They keep the water key inside so you have to pay. I’ll be looking elsewhere for water next time but in a pinch, water is available They seemed “put out” that they had to help a paying customer.

We had the campground essentially by ourselves for 4 days except for 1 other RV. Staff is a little different but no real complaints. The laundry and restroom were both clean and basically functionally minus the showers not draining well. Beautiful scenery. We were able to do some repairs on RV which was nice. Will visit again

Overpriced for what you get.

I made a reservation and tried to change it a number of times. It was always “Call back next week” finally I made a reservation somewhere else and tried to cancel the reservation. The woman even made that hard. Most difficult people to deal with.

No bueno! Very very close sites. On top of each other. Our concrete fire pit was totally destroyed and not useable. Ask for different site or reduction in fee for non functioning. Was told to go down the road and talk to the owner. No bueno!

Was disappointed for the money ! Wi Fi was terrible, water froze up at night no LP for sale on site. I wished I had spent more time checking out other campgrounds in the area. Left a day early for warmer territory.