Bryce Canyon National ParkA242
Campsite #A242 at Sunset Campground, Bryce Canyon National Park, UT
$30
Campsite #A242
| Drive-In | 6 people |
| 30 ft | Back-in |
| 2 | good |
7/14
Campsite #A242 Features: Drive-In access, Back-in parking, 30ft driveway, Fire ring, Fire ring w/ Grill, Picnic Table, RV Site, Trailer Site, Pets Allowed
Campsite Reviews (10)
4.0 out of 5
| 5 star | | 60% |
| 4 star | | 30% |
| 3 star | | 0% |
| 2 star | | 10% |
| 1 star | | 0% |
@AimeeH3816999 · Camped on Apr 24, 2025 at Campsite #A242
Secluded campsite but limited facilities for the price
@Christine30365 · Camped on Jun 19, 2024 at Campsite #A242
Incredible- well set up and organized.Bathroom was not operational while we were there- that was the only inconvenience.
@JoanneG693 · Camped on Oct 8, 2021 at Campsite #A242
Great campground - excellent campground host !!!
@ShiereiH541 · Camped on Oct 5, 2021 at Campsite #A242
The camp hosts, husband and wife, were very nice and helpful in extending our stays. I am sorry that I forgot their names. The campground is clean and quiet.
@JoyceC411 · Camped on Sep 18, 2021 at Campsite #A242
Very convenient to the shuttle, everything was bike friendly, with my e bike no need for a car. Bike path goes into town, only a couple of miles. Got a little cold in September for this Florida girl, the campground is very convenient to all Bryce has to offer.
@KimA224 · Camped on Sep 6, 2021 at Campsite #A242
Beautifully maintained campground and the staff were amazing … will definitely be coming back …
@RobertH564 · Camped on Aug 16, 2021 at Campsite #A242
Very nice campsite and area.
@SusanS407 · Camped on Aug 10, 2021 at Campsite #A242
Beautiful campground in one of the most beautiful National Parks! I loved the deer walking right past my campsite!
@barbaram858 · Camped on Jun 28, 2021 at Campsite #A242
Campground hosts need better orientation related to their responsibilities. They also need to learn how to interact more appropriately and professionally with campers and if enforcing rules, need to do so the same for all campers and sites. We felt during our visit they were vary Nazi-like and petty during our interactions. For example: A sign was posted on the rest room door stating campfires are not allowed in the campground because of the extreme fire danger. However, many campers had fires in the evenings at their sites. This occurred for several nights. The campground hosts did not ask these campers to extinguish their fires.
Several nights we were at the park, campers in other sites were noisy beyond the posted quiet hours. We never saw a campground host stop by a noisy campsite and ask the campers to quiet down. We were told by a female campground host that we could park one of our vehicles at the parking area near the old loop A amphitheater, if there was a cone in front of the vehicle and the forest service fire personnel did not need to use the lot. However, the next day a different campground host told us very rudely that we could not park in the amphitheater lot and instead told us we had to park our second vehicle in the overflow lot by the north campground. Thus was an unreasonable request as the loop A amphitheater lot was empty and we already were told what we needed to do if we wanted to park in that lot. An example of contradictory information from campground hosts. We rarely saw campground hosts drive through the campground to be sure folks were abiding by the rules posted on the restroom door (no campfires, generator hours, quiet hours, no clotheslines, or hammocks on trees, etc.). In the past, we saw campground hosts drive through loop A at least one time every 1 – 2 hours making sure the campground rules were being followed. The sites for RVs in loop A need to be enlarged. they are too small.
Several nights we were at the park, campers in other sites were noisy beyond the posted quiet hours. We never saw a campground host stop by a noisy campsite and ask the campers to quiet down. We were told by a female campground host that we could park one of our vehicles at the parking area near the old loop A amphitheater, if there was a cone in front of the vehicle and the forest service fire personnel did not need to use the lot. However, the next day a different campground host told us very rudely that we could not park in the amphitheater lot and instead told us we had to park our second vehicle in the overflow lot by the north campground. Thus was an unreasonable request as the loop A amphitheater lot was empty and we already were told what we needed to do if we wanted to park in that lot. An example of contradictory information from campground hosts. We rarely saw campground hosts drive through the campground to be sure folks were abiding by the rules posted on the restroom door (no campfires, generator hours, quiet hours, no clotheslines, or hammocks on trees, etc.). In the past, we saw campground hosts drive through loop A at least one time every 1 – 2 hours making sure the campground rules were being followed. The sites for RVs in loop A need to be enlarged. they are too small.
@TheodoreK488 · Camped on Jun 5, 2021 at Campsite #A242
Campground has been recently repaved. The driveway lengths have been reduced significantly which is not reflected in the Recreation.gov website data. Consequently people's trailer and tow vehicles don't fit into the campground's driveways causing many problems.
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