The Vibe
This is a launch pad for big country. Days run on the open horizon of the Grand Staircase, then the park pulls you back in with a pool, a game room, and a fire ring waiting at your site. Adventure out, comfort home.
Bryce Canyon RV Resort sits in Cannonville, 4 miles past Tropic on Highway 12, with the hoodoos of Bryce Canyon National Park a short drive up the road and Grand Staircase-Escalante spreading out behind you. It’s the kind of place you use hard during the day and come back to gladly.
Full-hookup pull-through sites make a big rig easy. Cabins cover guests who’d rather not tow (4 of them take pets), and there are tent sites for anyone traveling light. A pool, a game room, and a fire ring at your site handle the evenings. If you’re weighing options in the area, our guide to RV parks near Bryce Canyon lays out what’s here and what’s nearby.
The park itself stays open year-round, so timing is mostly about what you want to see. Navajo Loop and Sunset Point are 20 minutes away; Red Canyon and Kodachrome Basin fill the second and third days. We wrote up when to visit Bryce Canyon and, if this is one stop on a longer loop, how the seasons play across all 5 Utah national parks.
You’re at elevation in red-rock desert. Pack layers; mornings run cold even in July. Looking at a longer stay? See full-hookup sites near Cannonville for what a week or a month here looks like.
Bryce Canyon RV Resort sits in Cannonville just off Highway 12, your basecamp for southern Utah's hoodoos, spires, and forests of red rock.
Bryce Canyon runs full-hookup RV sites in pull-through layouts, with a dump station and RV supplies on site for longer hauls. Cabins and lodging round out the options, four of them pet-friendly, and tent sites are available for guests traveling light. The park is ADA accessible. Overnight rates start at $36.50, monthly at $800. Additional parking runs $10 a weekend or $5 a day, located in front of the office.
You're 4 miles past Tropic on Highway 12, so the big draws sit close. Bryce Canyon National Park is open year-round, with the Navajo Loop Trail, Inspiration Point, Sunset Point, and the visitor center inside. The broader Dixie National Forest and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument spread out around you, with Red Canyon and Kodachrome Basin State Park within reach. Tropic and Cannonville cover meals and basic supply runs before you head into the backcountry.
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ADA Accessible
Basketball
Dump Station
Fire Ring
Firewood Sales
Full Hookup
Kitchen
Laundry Facilities
Pavilion
Pet-Friendly
Picnic Tables
Pull-Through Sites
RV Supplies
Swimming pool
WiFi
Basketball
Corn Hole
Game Room
Hiking/Nature Trails
Indoor Table Games
Swimming
ADA Accessible
Basketball
Dump Station
Fire Ring
Firewood Sales
Full Hookup
Kitchen
Laundry Facilities
Pavilion
Pet-Friendly
Picnic Tables
Pull-Through Sites
RV Supplies
Swimming pool
WiFi
Basketball
Corn Hole
Game Room
Hiking/Nature Trails
Indoor Table Games
Swimming
On-Site Businesses
Located in Cannonville just off Highway 12. Coming from I-15: Exit 20 east — continue for approximately 20 miles. Turn right onto Highway 89 south — continue through the town of Panguitch. Turn left at the main intersection in Panguitch, continuing on 89 south. Turn left at the intersection onto Highway 12. Stay on Route 12 through the roundabout in Bryce City — continue on 12 through the town of Tropic. Rjourney is 4 miles past Tropic on the right as you enter Cannonville.
