Kaibab Paiute RV Park & Campground

We stopped here on our way from Page AZ to Zion Natl Park. Weren’t expecting much other than full hookups and a great nightly rate but this campground was a perfect stop. The staff was extremely friendly- they have a supply of books and dvds you can borrow in the clubhouse which was fun. The laundry facilities were very clean and convenient to use. Showers and bathrooms in the clubhouse as well as a kitchen you can use. Very well kept sites as well. We stopped at the national monument down the street and got free access with our America the beautiful pass- fun find! Would 10/10 stay here again!

74 miles from the Grand Canyon North Rim. Stayed one night on way into the park. Large RV Park with mostly pull through. Full hook ups. Ultra clean restrooms and showers. Large shaded picnic/outdoor gathering area. Staff was great. $30 a night with 10 percent off for veterans, good Sam, passport America, etc. Best value around for a clean, well run RV Park!

Very quiet with sweeping views across the Kaibab Plateau. Looks like this campground is pretty new and they are still putting finishing touches on it (as of April 2016). Only a few sites had picnic tables and fire rings. All sites are gravel & pull-through, but turns might be tight for larger rigs. Sites have 30 and 50 amp service, water & sewer on new concrete aprons. There is a large building with shower stalls and laundry, but it was closed at the time of our visit. Presumably it is open when the campground is busier.

Check in and pay for your site at the Chevron Station on the corner of Pipe Springs Road.

Cell service is very marginal for data unless you have a booster. The closest towns with grocery stores and laundry would be Kanab and Hurricane.

This is a great place to camp. The staff are super friendly, always asking if there was anything we needed. The kitchen was open during the day, and they had 4 very large very clean showers.

We will stay here often.

We left Lake Powell heading for Kanab without reservations on Thursday of UEA weekend. If you’ve never heard of UEA weekend it’s a Utah Teacher In-Service day (Friday) in October which means every Utah public school has at least a 3 day weekend if not the whole week off for fall break. Parks and campgrounds in the state are mobbed. We figured we’d have to do some dispersed camping on BLM land and listen to the ATVs. Then we found the review for this campground and decided to see if they had space. Tonight there are only a handful of rigs and 2 tenters in the park.

The location is fairly convenient to Toroweap, North Rim Grand Canyon, Grand Staircase-Escalante and several other attractions in southwest Utah. Zion is only about 50 miles away but we won’t go near it on such a busy weekend. Pipe Spring National Monument is just down the road. It’s a small monument commemorating Native American, Mormon and other explorers of the area.

The 3 star rating for site quality is due to Goat’s Heads (puncture vine) which have prickles that get stuck in shoes, stuck in dogs paws and generally make walking miserable. The staff is busy trying to manage them with flame throwers but it’s a tough fight. We’ve encountered them all throughout Arizona. Other than that the campground is in pretty good shape and the staff has been extremely attentive and helpful. Sites are gravel and most are level or very close.

This park is beautiful. Sadly my husband and I could not stay here because of the lack of service (he works remotely). But if you’re in the area and having signal isn’t a huge deal, i’d definitely recommend this place. If you come after 5pm, you just have to check in with the gas station.
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We stayed here for three nights in early May 2018. The front office was very welcoming and happily accepted our Passport America card. That’s half the standard $25 rate = $12.50/night for full hookups!!! We use 30 amp but 50 amp is also available.

Spots are wide open with expansive views. Many are pull-through’s and although there is minimal vegitation between sites there is plenty of space between rigs. Sites are gravel and ours did require some leveling.

We had no service with T-mobile or AT&T, but park wi-fi reception was good. Download speed was 8 mbps which is quite good for trailer park wi-fi and suitable for streaming, but upload speeds were a poor .5 mbps.

The laundry facilities, restrooms, and showers were immaculate.

The park is 50 miles from Zion, but those were some of the prettiest 50 miles you could want if you come in from the East.

All in all we were very pleased with the park and thought it was a steal. I couldn’t understand why it wasn’t full, but there was plenty of room.

We came from Jacobs Lake area and was very disappointed with the excess of people, trailers and campers! The North & South Rims are for certain beautiful, but when you add in the people it is a nightmare. This is what impressed my wife and two dogs when we pulled into the Kaibab Paiute Tribal CG, the separation of the sites was a DELIGHT and we didn't have to worry about our DVD sound affecting others in the CG.

The facility is excellent compared to almost any other facility we have been camping at over the last 6 years. I was impressed with the clean, well designed and implemented hookups; for instance all the distances from the hookups connected and were of top quality.

The indoor facility has been designed for the Customer as the large screen TV, ping pong table, dominoes table and office make for a most friendly environment. Then one looks down the hall off the game room and there are 4 showers with beautiful tile and cleanliness matched by no RV facilities we have been to. The laundry room has 4 brand new washing machines and dryers that cost $1.75 for each machine.

The play ground for both kids, dogs and adults is a grass covered filed some 50' by 100' area with potty bags and containers available for dog pickups. Very nicely done!

We came to the area via Campendium and a phone call to the CampGround person at the desk, who was most courteous and helpful. When we arrived we found another individual that was also courteous and helpful, who explained and showed us all of the facility.

Our particular trip this Spring 2018 was only 6 weeks long and we have NOT been impressed with almost all of the RV Parks we have planned on staying at; a lot of this is due to the fact that they DO NOT have WiFi!! The Kaibab Paiute Tribal CG & RV has one of the best, if not the best and fastest and FREE, of all facilities we have visited over the last 6 years! This includes our 5 month trips to Canada and the Pacific NW.

Truly was a great pleasure to visit and stay at this facility!! Vic & Joy & Klondike & Atlin

We were travelling up from cottonwood az on the way toward Zion Utah. It's pretty close to Kanab Utah which is a neat little town.

Very clean clubhouse and level spots. Excellent value

We really enjoyed this clean and peaceful campground. It was very quiet here and you could tell the manager and staff take pride in their campground. Like others have said, very nice showers, and bathrooms. Nice small laundry room and clubhouse with big TV, kitchen, and ping pong table. We enjoyed walking to the nearby gas station and restaurant and saw a coyote one day on our walk. Pipe Springs National Monument across the street was a great stop as well! Zion National Park is an hour north of here, and the North Rim of the Grand Canyon is about 80 miles away. If we are in the area again, we will stay here! Blog post https://thefree.family/2018/06/07/fredonia-az/