RUBY’S INN RV PARK & CAMPGROUND, UT
Bryce City, Utah
📅 Date visited: 4/26/2025
⏰ Check-in / Check-out Times: Check-in is 12 p.m. and check-out is 11:00 a.m.
📍 Address/Grid Coord: 300 S Main St, Bryce Canyon City, UT 84764
🌐 Website/Social Media Link: https://www.brycecanyoncampgrounds.com/
📞 Phone: 435-834-5301
💲 Pricing Details/Discounts: We stayed at a 30/50 AMP FHU pull-thru and paid $77.35 per night (including tax & fee).
🅿️ Site Used: 114
⌚ Length of Stay: 14 day’s
☝️ Max Length of Stay Permitted: Daily, Weekly and Monthly.
🚘 Vehicle and Rig Specs: Ford F-350, DRW - Cedar Creek 375BHO, Length: 43’ Height: 13’ 6”, 50amp service.
👨👩👧👧 Family Demographics: 2 Adults, 2 Kids (Under 10)
🐶 Pets: We don’t have any, but they are allowed.
📱 Cell Service Used: T-Mobile 5G, intermittent performance in and around the campground.
📶 Other Cell Service Quality: Verizon and AT&T showed the best coverage; however, all can be intermittent throughout the area.
Source: CoverageMap LLC.
💻 Internet Service Used: T-Mobile 5G and Starlink
🛰️ Starlink Accessibility: Our NE access was mostly clear with minimal obstructions.
Source: Starlink App Speed test and Obstruction Reports
📡 Campground WiFi Quality: WiFi was available. Performance was intermittent.
🛀 Facilities: Office/Camp Store, Comfort Station, and Laundry.
🏊🏻♂️ Amenities: Outdoor Pool & Hot tub (Seasonal), Indoor Pool & Hot tub, General Store, and Gym (Inside Ruby’s Inn).
🔢 Total Number of Sites and General Condition: ~243 RV Sites, 11 Group Tent Camping Areas, Multiple individual tent sites, 9 Teepees, and 5 Cabins
⛺ Tent Camping Permitted: Yes
♿ Handicap Accessibility: Yes
🔌💧🚽 Electric, Water & Sewer details: Yes, FHU 20/30/50 AMP.
👋🏻 Assigned sites or FCFS: Can be assigned during reservation.
👀 Site selection/location assistance: The office provided a map and directions to the site upon check-in.
🔒 Gated Access: No.
🚧 Road Condition: Good; easy access both in and out.
⛽ Gas: Bryce Canyon Sinclair (.5 miles)
🛒 Grocery: Ruby’s Inn General Store (.5 miles), Clark’s Country Market (9 miles), Joe’s Main Street Market (22 miles)
🚩 Area Attractions / Amenities:
Bryce Canyon National Park Visitor Center (0.5 miles) – Explore interactive exhibits and watch a family-friendly orientation film. Kids can join the Junior Ranger program for fun, educational activities.
Canyon Trail Rides (at Bryce Canyon Lodge – 1 mile) – Guided horseback rides into Bryce Amphitheater offer a unique and memorable family adventure. Ages 7+ can ride.
Bryce Canyon Scenic Drive (Begins 1 mile away) – Take in iconic views like Bryce, Inspiration, and Sunset Points with pull-offs ideal for families and quick photo ops.
Sunset Point to Sunrise Point Rim Trail (1 mile) – A flat, paved path offering amazing views of the hoodoos—perfect for strollers and young hikers.
Mossy Cave Trail (4 miles) – A short, easy hike with a waterfall and a shallow river—great for kids to explore and splash around on warm days.
Tropic Reservoir (7 miles) – Enjoy fishing, canoeing, or a picnic by the lake. Calm waters and forested surroundings make it peaceful and kid-friendly.
Kodachrome Basin State Park (25 miles) – Offers easy hiking trails, colorful rock formations, and picnic areas. Great for a family day trip.
Willis Creek Slot Canyon (32 miles) – A scenic, mostly flat slot canyon hike with shallow water crossings. Ideal for adventurous kids and families who love unique landscapes.
Devils Garden – Grand Staircase-Escalante (36 miles) – A natural playground of hoodoos and arches. Kids will love climbing and exploring the unique formations. No hiking required—just walk and explore!
✏️ General Feedback / Review:
We spent two weeks at Ruby’s Inn RV Park & Campground, and it turned out to be one of our favorite stays in southern Utah. The location couldn’t be better—just minutes from the entrance to Bryce Canyon National Park and walking distance to everything in Bryce Canyon City.
Over the course of our stay, we really got to settle in and explore the area at a relaxed pace. We hiked many of the trails in Bryce—taking in all the amazing Hoodoos and scenery while also letting the kids earn their Junior Ranger badges at the visitor center. Having the shuttle pick up right at the campground was a huge bonus for those day’s when the park is congested.
Ruby’s Inn made the perfect base camp for bigger adventures too. We took scenic day trips to Kodachrome Basin, Devil’s Garden in the Grand Staircase, and the stunning slot canyon hike at Willis Creek. One day we made the drive out to Capitol Reef—long but totally worth it for the views, orchards, and quiet trails. With two weeks, we never felt rushed and could really appreciate each place we visited.
Back at camp, evenings were peaceful—cool breezes, beautiful sunsets, and incredible stars. The kids loved having space to play, and we appreciated the easy access to groceries, gas, and restaurants.
Ruby’s Inn Campground gave us time and space to really experience Bryce and its surroundings. We’d absolutely come back!
