Bryce Canyon Pines Lodge

I was having a hard time finding a verizon signal with good download speeds (despite 4 bars of 4g showing on the jetpack), but this campground was pulling down 5 mbps... so I sucked it up and got a site. The sites are not big, but it fits my 24' nice and easy (there are several 5th wheels, so bigger rigs can fit). Even though it is far from being the nicest campground I have ever stayed in, it seems to me like a really good value for full hook-ups this close to Bryce Canyon. I was expecting the price to be much higher.

We came to visit Bryce National Park and wanted to stay outside the park. We found this Campground on Campendium and we were iffy about it. They have a motel, gas station, store, restaurant and a Campground. The Campground is near the store and Shell gas station- not near the motel or restaurant. They are separate but the website makes it confusing. We pictured a parking lot behind some old motel- but that is not the case at all. It is a decent campground with full hook ups and some tent sites. It is more campground than RV Park. It is all dirt- no concrete pads here.It was pretty full when we stayed here but it was pretty quiet. We did hear some road noise when the RV door and windows were open- but heard nothing at night.
That being said, the place could use some work. The Campsites are a little close for our liking but we spent most of our time exploring and hiking. They offer free WiFi but you have to hang out in the store to access it. They have a Laundry Room with 4 washers and 6 dryers that felt dirty. It needs to be wiped down and mopped more often and the washers need cleaning inside and out. We ate breakfast at their restaurant which is about a mile down the road and the food was great- the service though was extremely slow.
We would stay here again if we passed through as overall it was a pleasant stay.

We used this campground as base camp between hikes. Nice location with shaded. Our spot was pretty level with a fire ring and new lifetime picnic table. Front desk staff was great to work with.

We used our Good Sams discount

First went to Rubies at the Bryce park entrance, paid and went to our very disappointing site. Got a refund and came here instead. Easy online after hours check in with good Wi-Fi.
Place is very well kept. Only con is the plowed sites are all very fine dusty dirt that gets everywhere.

Not bad, but the sites were small and there was a lot of traffic noise.

Look no further, this campground has everything you need:

- Excellent location for day trips to Bryce and Red Canyon
- Arrival/check-in was super easy after a long day of driving
- Friendly and accommodating hosts who run a pristine campground with a gas station, convenience store, and a lovely gift shop
- Sites are large pull throughs and thoughtfully designed
- Campground is well laid out with plenty of room and nice gravel byways that minimize dust and noise
- Sites are roomy, level, and hookups are well-positioned
- Each site has a ring of pine trees with a sturdy fire ring in the middle and Lifetime picnic tables
- Campground is quite a ways back from the road and gas station, so highway noise was not an issue at all
- There is even a large grassy area for dogs to do their business

We would definitely stay here again, and we wish we'd stayed longer!

Tent camped. Near the highway which was manageable, some cars louder than others, showers were hot and store was good. Just a few miles up the road the free dispersed camping is free and recommended

There are a lot of good things about this park: lots of pine trees instead of a barren landscape like most other RV parks around here, a store nearby and the location next to Bryce Canyon. On the other hand, you’d think they’d have more than one trash can on the premise and locate it nearer to the sites, wi fi that actually extends to your trailer, and fire pits close enough to enjoy.
All in all, better than average.

We loved our site. It is a beautiful setting in Ponderosa pine trees with big views. Big sites with fire pits with grills. The staff are very friendly. The campground is near the highway but this was not really a disturbance to us. It might feel different in a tent though. The sites were very clean but The one trash site trash was overflowing by the office.

There were a few downsides for us. There is no WiFi at the sites. You have to go to the Chevron station which doubles as the check in. The cell signal is also fairly weak. As we needed to be able to do home school and remote work, even with the wee-boost, this was hard. We ended up leaving a day early to another campground with Stronger signal

Enjoyed the stay for the most part. Our tent site didn’t have much shade, but the others looked pretty well shaded. Short walk to the bathrooms which were pretty clean. Check-in was at the gas station and I thought all of the staff were friendly. Cheap firewood. On the highway and a short drive from Bryce Canyon NP. The only reason I wouldn’t stay again is that it smelled like sewage the entire 3 days we were there. Not sure if it was from the overflowing Porta-Potty or not. But that pretty much ruined the campsite for us.