We stayed two nights at this KOA about 12 miles from Bryce Canyon NP. The NP was full (what sites were open) so we tried the KOA. We were not disappointed. The valley is lower and warmer than the NP by about 2200'. We stayed in March during a cold snap and found it was much easier to RV here... More

We stayed in a cabin with toilet but no shower at the back of the KOA. Cabin was clean and bed was suprisingly good. Bring your own linnen etc. It's 10 minutes driving from entrace Bryce Canyon park. Mountains at the back of the camp area are the other side of the mountains of Bryce Canyon... Views from Cabin are... More

Stayed here for two nights in September while visiting the Bryce Canyon Area. We stayed in a Kabin that was clean and comfortable. Facilities were extremely clean at all hours. The staff were incredibly friendly. Although there aren't a lot of places to eat in Cannonville, Tropic is five minutes up the road with restaurants, market, gas etc.

This KOA is a good alternative if you want to visit Bryce Canyon and can't find a campsite. It is very well-run and their bathrooms are spotless. Our campsite was a little too close to the highway to be peaceful, but other than that we had no complaints. Laundry loads cost $2.50 and are high-tech washers that even tell you... More

After having no luck securing a campsite at the actual Nat'l Park, it was recommended we try here. And we were quite pleased we did. The RV sites are generous & spacious & have FULL hook ups. Everyone, even the fellow campers, were friendly. It was peaceful & quiet at night. (A different KOA elsewhere in Utah that we've stayed... More

This is the first KOA we stayed at on this trip. Believe me, this was the 2nd best out of 4 RV camps we've stayed at. Property was well taken care of and the staff very friendly and helpful. Camp store was well stocked and prices reasonable. Location was quiet at night and restful. Pull thrus all had grass patch... More

After 4 nights of tent camping in National Parks we were thrilled with the comforts of our cabin: a comfortable queen bed, private bathroom with tub and shower, refrigerator and microwave. There was also an air conditioner and a large ceiling fan, although it was raining and cool while we were there (in August) and we didn't really need them.... More

We stayed in one of the tent sites last year - and by the way, they do have electric for the tent sites, but you have to reserve it. We had a blast, there was so much to do in the surrounding area and the weather was fantastic. The campground was very clean and the staff were knowledgeable. My husband... More

This KOA was nice b/c there were covered pavilions that had camper kitchens (tables, sink, cook tops), which was convenient. The view from our site was beautiful. The only downside was that the tent sites don’t have electric. VERY friendly staff who gave us information/maps on where the best hiking spots were in Bryce Canyon. We got back pretty late,... More