Coral Pink Sand Dunes Campground

Best campsite ever. Sand is so soft. Great climbing tree. Fire pit, table, SHOWERS!, bathroom, delicious running water at each site. You can easily walk over to the sand dunes, which are quite the experience. Feels like you’re on mars. The weather was perfect in end of May (cool at night, warm during the day with a breeze). The site cost $20 something, which is well worth it for the delightful experience that is Coral Ridge. Would go again in a heartbeat!

Rippling arcs of pink-colored sand welcome you as you enter the park. Contrasted by blue skies, juniper and pinion pines, and steep red cliffs, the park is a wonderful place for camping, photography, off-highway vehicle riding, and playing in the sand. As the only major sand dune field on the Colorado Plateau, this park is a unique geologic feature that should not be missed.

There's not a lot to do here without an atv but the dunes are beautiful amongst the rugged backdrop. Take the extra effort to hike the larger dunes to make the experience a little more memorable.

Had a great time. Hiked and sandboarded down the dunes. Don't just stop and look. Kick off your shoes and walk the dunes or at least one. Nice, strong and hot showers in the campground. Friendly staff.

Beautiful. Come prepared. Lots of extra water, a pop up shade and a blanket to sit on. It is a good 1/2 mile walk up and down dunes sinking in the sand. Think walking on the beach x10. Sandboarding and sledding are both fun. You don't have to go all the way to the big dune to have fun with it. We choose a shorter dune and my 10 and 16 yr old still had fun.

3 night stay. The Campgrounds are really well thought out with a nice amount of room and all the amenities you’ll need. Clean showers and bathrooms. The Dunes are beautiful, though if you’re not bringing an ATV there really is not much to do here(Sand surfing is fun, but it’s not worth picking this location) One of the highlights for us was actually the visitor center. It’s not packed with gifts though you can buy shirts & stickers. It’s a room full of charts, sand samples, taxidermy & info about the area. The East gate to Zion is about 50 minutes from the site. GO EARLY or you’ll have a longer drive to the South Gate.

Nice stop to watch the sun set. Plenty of deer in the area, too.

After a night in Kanab we stopped by here on our way to Zion. It was a nice 20 min drive and the main road leading to it had tons of alcoves to pull off into for some under the radar camping. The dunes themselves are closed to all but 4x4 offroaders - its a nice place, but I wish I brought a dirtbike.