JKJenn

I stayed here while visiting Bryce Canyon and the western part of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. The location is about 30 minutes from Bryce and about 15 minutes from the main road (UT12.) The rate was $28/night and an $8 reservation fee (what a ripoff.)

This is a very nice campground, featuring levlel, paved sites, full hook up sites, very clean bathrooms, beautiful scenery and amazing night skies. I don't recall having cell service, at all, here on Verizon. It was in and out on Cottonwood Canyon Rd.

An odd note: driving from UT12 to the campground after dark until sunrise is quite an experience. I felt like I was playing a cruel video game with rabbits insisting on running under my tires, even though I was driving terribly slow. They seemed to be there by the hundreds - literally! I have been to this park before but never encountered this situation. I am not sure if it is new, due to a recent lack of predators or if it is unique to this time of the year, but now you've been warned. It might be upsetting for little kids.

This is a really convenient location to tour Bryce and the Cottonwood Canyon area of the Grand Staircase. You are relatively close to Grosvenor Arch. You can easily spend an afternoon driving down Cottonwood Canyon, exploring the old Paria Town site, just off of US89, and then heading back up the canyon.

What I liked:
Location - close to Bryce and Grand Staircase
Sites are very nice
Full hook-ups
Modern, clean bathrooms
Night skies
Rock formations

What could have been better
Nothing

I stayed here while visiting Bryce Canyon and the western part of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. The location is about 30 minutes from Bryce and about 15 minutes from the main road (UT12.) The rate was $28/night and an $8 reservation fee (what a ripoff.)

This is a very nice campground, featuring levlel, paved sites, full hook up sites, very clean bathrooms, beautiful scenery and amazing night skies. I don't recall having cell service, at all, here on Verizon. It was in and out on Cottonwood Canyon Rd.

An odd note: driving from UT12 to the campground after dark until sunrise is quite an experience. I felt like I was playing a cruel video game with rabbits insisting on running under my tires, even though I was driving terribly slow. They seemed to be there by the hundreds - literally! I have been to this park before but never encountered this situation. I am not sure if it is new, due to a recent lack of predators or if it is unique to this time of the year, but now you've been warned. It might be upsetting for little kids.

This is a really convenient location to tour Bryce and the Cottonwood Canyon area of the Grand Staircase. You are relatively close to Grosvenor Arch. You can easily spend an afternoon driving down Cottonwood Canyon, exploring the old Paria Town site, just off of US89, and then heading back up the canyon.

What I liked:
Location - close to Bryce and Grand Staircase
Sites are very nice
Full hook-ups
Modern, clean bathrooms
Night skies
Rock formations

What could have been better
Nothing

I stayed here while visiting Bryce Canyon and the western part of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. The location is about 30 minutes from Bryce and about 15 minutes from the main road (UT12.) The rate was $28/night and an $8 reservation fee (what a ripoff.)

This is a very nice campground, featuring levlel, paved sites, full hook up sites, very clean bathrooms, beautiful scenery and amazing night skies. I don't recall having cell service, at all, here on Verizon. It was in and out on Cottonwood Canyon Rd.

An odd note: driving from UT12 to the campground after dark until sunrise is quite an experience. I felt like I was playing a cruel video game with rabbits insisting on running under my tires, even though I was driving terribly slow. They seemed to be there by the hundreds - literally! I have been to this park before but never encountered this situation. I am not sure if it is new, due to a recent lack of predators or if it is unique to this time of the year, but now you've been warned. It might be upsetting for little kids.

This is a really convenient location to tour Bryce and the Cottonwood Canyon area of the Grand Staircase. You are relatively close to Grosvenor Arch. You can easily spend an afternoon driving down Cottonwood Canyon, exploring the old Paria Town site, just off of US89, and then heading back up the canyon.

What I liked:
Location - close to Bryce and Grand Staircase
Sites are very nice
Full hook-ups
Modern, clean bathrooms
Night skies
Rock formations

What could have been better
Nothing

I stayed here while visiting Bryce Canyon and the western part of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. The location is about 30 minutes from Bryce and about 15 minutes from the main road (UT12.) The rate was $28/night and an $8 reservation fee (what a ripoff.)

This is a very nice campground, featuring levlel, paved sites, full hook up sites, very clean bathrooms, beautiful scenery and amazing night skies. I don't recall having cell service, at all, here on Verizon. It was in and out on Cottonwood Canyon Rd.

An odd note: driving from UT12 to the campground after dark until sunrise is quite an experience. I felt like I was playing a cruel video game with rabbits insisting on running under my tires, even though I was driving terribly slow. They seemed to be there by the hundreds - literally! I have been to this park before but never encountered this situation. I am not sure if it is new, due to a recent lack of predators or if it is unique to this time of the year, but now you've been warned. It might be upsetting for little kids.

This is a really convenient location to tour Bryce and the Cottonwood Canyon area of the Grand Staircase. You are relatively close to Grosvenor Arch. You can easily spend an afternoon driving down Cottonwood Canyon, exploring the old Paria Town site, just off of US89, and then heading back up the canyon.

What I liked:
Location - close to Bryce and Grand Staircase
Sites are very nice
Full hook-ups
Modern, clean bathrooms
Night skies
Rock formations

What could have been better
Nothing

I stayed here while visiting Bryce Canyon and the western part of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. The location is about 30 minutes from Bryce and about 15 minutes from the main road (UT12.) The rate was $28/night and an $8 reservation fee (what a ripoff.)

This is a very nice campground, featuring levlel, paved sites, full hook up sites, very clean bathrooms, beautiful scenery and amazing night skies. I don't recall having cell service, at all, here on Verizon. It was in and out on Cottonwood Canyon Rd.

An odd note: driving from UT12 to the campground after dark until sunrise is quite an experience. I felt like I was playing a cruel video game with rabbits insisting on running under my tires, even though I was driving terribly slow. They seemed to be there by the hundreds - literally! I have been to this park before but never encountered this situation. I am not sure if it is new, due to a recent lack of predators or if it is unique to this time of the year, but now you've been warned. It might be upsetting for little kids.

This is a really convenient location to tour Bryce and the Cottonwood Canyon area of the Grand Staircase. You are relatively close to Grosvenor Arch. You can easily spend an afternoon driving down Cottonwood Canyon, exploring the old Paria Town site, just off of US89, and then heading back up the canyon.

What I liked:
Location - close to Bryce and Grand Staircase
Sites are very nice
Full hook-ups
Modern, clean bathrooms
Night skies
Rock formations

What could have been better
Nothing

I stayed here while visiting Bryce Canyon and the western part of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. The location is about 30 minutes from Bryce and about 15 minutes from the main road (UT12.) The rate was $28/night and an $8 reservation fee (what a ripoff.)

This is a very nice campground, featuring levlel, paved sites, full hook up sites, very clean bathrooms, beautiful scenery and amazing night skies. I don't recall having cell service, at all, here on Verizon. It was in and out on Cottonwood Canyon Rd.

An odd note: driving from UT12 to the campground after dark until sunrise is quite an experience. I felt like I was playing a cruel video game with rabbits insisting on running under my tires, even though I was driving terribly slow. They seemed to be there by the hundreds - literally! I have been to this park before but never encountered this situation. I am not sure if it is new, due to a recent lack of predators or if it is unique to this time of the year, but now you've been warned. It might be upsetting for little kids.

This is a really convenient location to tour Bryce and the Cottonwood Canyon area of the Grand Staircase. You are relatively close to Grosvenor Arch. You can easily spend an afternoon driving down Cottonwood Canyon, exploring the old Paria Town site, just off of US89, and then heading back up the canyon.

What I liked:
Location - close to Bryce and Grand Staircase
Sites are very nice
Full hook-ups
Modern, clean bathrooms
Night skies
Rock formations

What could have been better
Nothing

I stayed here while visiting Bryce Canyon and the western part of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. The location is about 30 minutes from Bryce and about 15 minutes from the main road (UT12.) The rate was $28/night and an $8 reservation fee (what a ripoff.)

This is a very nice campground, featuring levlel, paved sites, full hook up sites, very clean bathrooms, beautiful scenery and amazing night skies. I don't recall having cell service, at all, here on Verizon. It was in and out on Cottonwood Canyon Rd.

An odd note: driving from UT12 to the campground after dark until sunrise is quite an experience. I felt like I was playing a cruel video game with rabbits insisting on running under my tires, even though I was driving terribly slow. They seemed to be there by the hundreds - literally! I have been to this park before but never encountered this situation. I am not sure if it is new, due to a recent lack of predators or if it is unique to this time of the year, but now you've been warned. It might be upsetting for little kids.

This is a really convenient location to tour Bryce and the Cottonwood Canyon area of the Grand Staircase. You are relatively close to Grosvenor Arch. You can easily spend an afternoon driving down Cottonwood Canyon, exploring the old Paria Town site, just off of US89, and then heading back up the canyon.

What I liked:
Location - close to Bryce and Grand Staircase
Sites are very nice
Full hook-ups
Modern, clean bathrooms
Night skies
Rock formations

What could have been better
Nothing

I stayed here while visiting Bryce Canyon and the western part of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. The location is about 30 minutes from Bryce and about 15 minutes from the main road (UT12.) The rate was $28/night and an $8 reservation fee (what a ripoff.)

This is a very nice campground, featuring levlel, paved sites, full hook up sites, very clean bathrooms, beautiful scenery and amazing night skies. I don't recall having cell service, at all, here on Verizon. It was in and out on Cottonwood Canyon Rd.

An odd note: driving from UT12 to the campground after dark until sunrise is quite an experience. I felt like I was playing a cruel video game with rabbits insisting on running under my tires, even though I was driving terribly slow. They seemed to be there by the hundreds - literally! I have been to this park before but never encountered this situation. I am not sure if it is new, due to a recent lack of predators or if it is unique to this time of the year, but now you've been warned. It might be upsetting for little kids.

This is a really convenient location to tour Bryce and the Cottonwood Canyon area of the Grand Staircase. You are relatively close to Grosvenor Arch. You can easily spend an afternoon driving down Cottonwood Canyon, exploring the old Paria Town site, just off of US89, and then heading back up the canyon.

What I liked:
Location - close to Bryce and Grand Staircase
Sites are very nice
Full hook-ups
Modern, clean bathrooms
Night skies
Rock formations

What could have been better
Nothing

I stayed here while visiting Bryce Canyon and the western part of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. The location is about 30 minutes from Bryce and about 15 minutes from the main road (UT12.) The rate was $28/night and an $8 reservation fee (what a ripoff.)

This is a very nice campground, featuring levlel, paved sites, full hook up sites, very clean bathrooms, beautiful scenery and amazing night skies. I don't recall having cell service, at all, here on Verizon. It was in and out on Cottonwood Canyon Rd.

An odd note: driving from UT12 to the campground after dark until sunrise is quite an experience. I felt like I was playing a cruel video game with rabbits insisting on running under my tires, even though I was driving terribly slow. They seemed to be there by the hundreds - literally! I have been to this park before but never encountered this situation. I am not sure if it is new, due to a recent lack of predators or if it is unique to this time of the year, but now you've been warned. It might be upsetting for little kids.

This is a really convenient location to tour Bryce and the Cottonwood Canyon area of the Grand Staircase. You are relatively close to Grosvenor Arch. You can easily spend an afternoon driving down Cottonwood Canyon, exploring the old Paria Town site, just off of US89, and then heading back up the canyon.

What I liked:
Location - close to Bryce and Grand Staircase
Sites are very nice
Full hook-ups
Modern, clean bathrooms
Night skies
Rock formations

What could have been better
Nothing

I stayed here while visiting Bryce Canyon and the western part of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. The location is about 30 minutes from Bryce and about 15 minutes from the main road (UT12.) The rate was $28/night and an $8 reservation fee (what a ripoff.)

This is a very nice campground, featuring levlel, paved sites, full hook up sites, very clean bathrooms, beautiful scenery and amazing night skies. I don't recall having cell service, at all, here on Verizon. It was in and out on Cottonwood Canyon Rd.

An odd note: driving from UT12 to the campground after dark until sunrise is quite an experience. I felt like I was playing a cruel video game with rabbits insisting on running under my tires, even though I was driving terribly slow. They seemed to be there by the hundreds - literally! I have been to this park before but never encountered this situation. I am not sure if it is new, due to a recent lack of predators or if it is unique to this time of the year, but now you've been warned. It might be upsetting for little kids.

This is a really convenient location to tour Bryce and the Cottonwood Canyon area of the Grand Staircase. You are relatively close to Grosvenor Arch. You can easily spend an afternoon driving down Cottonwood Canyon, exploring the old Paria Town site, just off of US89, and then heading back up the canyon.

What I liked:
Location - close to Bryce and Grand Staircase
Sites are very nice
Full hook-ups
Modern, clean bathrooms
Night skies
Rock formations

What could have been better
Nothing