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Hoodoos, slot canyons, and alpine meadows—Utah is otherworldly camping.

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3 RJourney parks

BEST SEASON

April-May & September-October (peak: June-August)

NIGHTLY RATES

$15-40+ per night

POPULAR ATTRACTION

Bryce Canyon National Park

DISTANCE TO ATTRACTION

5 min from Bryce Canyon RV Resort

BOOK AHEAD

8-12 weeks ahead for peak season

Stay at Bryce Canyon Resort, Cedar City RV Resort, and Dixie Forest RV Resort for quick access to the Mighty Five and quiet forest lakes.

Our Utah Parks

Hoodoos, slot canyons, and alpine meadows—Utah is otherworldly camping.

Bryce Canyon

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40°27°

Cannonville, UT

4.4 ★(873 Reviews)

Starting at $36.5

BasketballCorn HoleGame RoomHiking/Nature TrailsIndoor Table GamesPlaygroundSwimming

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Cedar City

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36°24°

Cedar City, UT

4.2 ★(1005 Reviews)

Starting at $40

Corn HoleHorseshoesOutdoor GamesPlaygroundSwimming

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Dixie Forest

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36°23°

Panguitch, UT

4.7 ★(23 Reviews)

Starting at $15

CabinsCorn HoleHorseshoesPlaygroundRV CampingSwimmingTent camping

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When Is the Best Time to Camp in Utah?

The ideal time for RV camping in Utah's high country is late April through early June and mid-September through October, when daytime temperatures range from 60-75°F and crowds are lighter than peak summer months. These shoulder seasons offer comfortable weather for hiking and exploring without the intense heat or heavy tourist traffic.

Spring (March-May)

Cool days (50-70°F), chilly nights (25-40°F)

Moderate

Wildflowers, mild hiking weather, fewer crowds

Summer (June-Aug)

Warm to hot days (75-90°F), pleasant nights (45-60°F)

Peak

All trails open, long daylight hours, thunderstorms

Fall (Sept-Nov)

Perfect days (60-78°F), crisp nights (30-50°F)

Moderate

Fall colors, ideal hiking conditions, excellent photography

Winter (Dec-Feb)

Cold days (35-45°F), freezing nights (10-25°F)

Low

Snow-covered hoodoos, solitude, winter sports nearby

How Do I Get to RJourney Parks in Utah?

Three distinct regions, each with unique mountain experiences

Driving Distances

Cedar City, UT 90 min

St. George, UT 2 hr 15 min

Las Vegas, NV 4 hr 30 min

Nearest Airport

Cedar City Regional Airport (CDC)

90 min from park

Verizon strongest, AT&T moderate, T-Mobile limited

6,000 ft elevation

Driving Distances

St. George, UT 55 min

Las Vegas, NV 2 hr 30 min

Salt Lake City, UT 4 hr

Nearest Airport

Cedar City Regional Airport (CDC)

10 min from park

Good coverage all carriers in town

5,800 ft elevation

Driving Distances

Cedar City, UT 75 min

St. George, UT 2 hr 30 min

Provo, UT 3 hr 15 min

Nearest Airport

Cedar City Regional Airport (CDC)

90 min from park

Verizon best, others spotty in forest areas

6,700 ft elevation

Pet Policy

Pet-friendly parks with designated areas and waste stations. Pets must be leashed and supervised at all times.

Accessibility

ADA-accessible facilities at all locations.

Nearby Attractions

Bryce Canyon National Park

National Park

Bryce Canyon National Park

5 min from Bryce Canyon RV Resort

World-famous for its distinctive hoodoos and red rock spires, offering hiking trails and scenic drives through otherworldly landscapes.

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Cedar Breaks National Monument

National Park

Cedar Breaks National Monument

20 min from Cedar City RV Resort

Features vibrant red rock amphitheaters and dramatic overlooks amid towering pines, with excellent wildflower displays in summer.

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Zion National Park

National Park

Zion National Park

75 min from Cedar City RV Resort

Home to The Narrows slot canyon hike and towering sandstone cliffs, accessible via shuttle system through the main canyon.

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Kodachrome Basin State Park

State Park

Kodachrome Basin State Park

25 min from Bryce Canyon RV Resort

Features over 60 unique sand pipe formations and colorful rock spires, perfect for photography with RV-friendly camping facilities.

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Dixie National Forest

National Park

Dixie National Forest

Adjacent to Dixie Forest RV Resort

Offers scenic drives along Highway 14, hiking trails, and access to Cedar Canyon with paved RV-friendly roads and mountain scenery.

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Bryce Canyon National Park

National Park

Bryce Canyon National Park

5 min from Bryce Canyon RV Resort

World-famous for its distinctive hoodoos and red rock spires, offering hiking trails and scenic drives through otherworldly landscapes.

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Cedar Breaks National Monument

National Park

Cedar Breaks National Monument

20 min from Cedar City RV Resort

Features vibrant red rock amphitheaters and dramatic overlooks amid towering pines, with excellent wildflower displays in summer.

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Zion National Park

National Park

Zion National Park

75 min from Cedar City RV Resort

Home to The Narrows slot canyon hike and towering sandstone cliffs, accessible via shuttle system through the main canyon.

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Dixie National Forest

National Park

Dixie National Forest

Adjacent to Dixie Forest RV Resort

Offers scenic drives along Highway 14, hiking trails, and access to Cedar Canyon with paved RV-friendly roads and mountain scenery.

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Frequently asked questions

What's the elevation at these Utah RV parks?

Elevations range from 5,800 feet at Cedar City RV Resort to 6,700 feet at Dixie Forest RV Resort. These high elevations mean cooler temperatures year-round and potential for snow in winter months, so prepare accordingly with proper RV winterization if visiting November through March.

How far are the parks from major attractions?

What grocery and supply options are available?

3-Day National Parks Adventure

Experience Utah's most iconic landscapes with this carefully planned route connecting Bryce Canyon RV Resort, Cedar City RV Resort, and Dixie Forest RV Resort for maximum scenic impact and convenience.

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Day 1: Bryce Canyon Exploration

Arrive at Bryce Canyon RV Resort and spend the day exploring Bryce Canyon National Park. Hike the Navajo Loop Trail to see hoodoos up close, visit Sunrise and Sunset Points for spectacular views, and enjoy dinner at nearby Ruby's Inn. The park entrance is just 5 minutes from your RV site.

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Day 2: Scenic Drive to Cedar City

Take the stunning 2-hour drive along Scenic Byway 12 to Cedar City RV Resort, stopping at Red Canyon viewpoints en route. Afternoon exploration of Cedar Breaks National Monument (20 minutes away) for dramatic amphitheater views and alpine scenery. Evening in Cedar City's historic downtown.

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Day 3: Forest Adventure & Departure

Short morning drive to Dixie Forest RV Resort in the heart of Dixie National Forest. Explore Cedar Canyon via Highway 14 scenic byway, enjoy forest hiking trails, and experience the transition from red rock to mountain forest ecosystems before departure.

Insider Tip

Park hosts recommend visiting Bryce Canyon's viewpoints at sunrise and sunset for the most dramatic lighting on the hoodoos, and always carry layers as temperatures can drop 20-30 degrees from day to night at these elevations.

Ready to Explore Utah?

Ready to experience Utah's legendary national parks and red rock country? Reserve your spot at one of our three premium RV resorts and discover why Southern Utah is America's adventure playground.

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