Just completed our second RV stay at Bauer's and again it was nice and quiet. Love the area, the ease of check in, spot was clean and level. Our view of horses in pasture in the morning with our coffee was sweKanab has plenty to do, Belly of the Dragon, walk around Jackson Flat Reservoir, Kanab and be sure to have dinner across the street at Brinks Grill and Country Store. read more

We love this place. Clean and never too packed. Nice size spaces and a nice unfenced grassy dog walk area is adjacent. Convenient as a midpoint to Bryce Canyon and Zion. read more

This is a very pleasant and clean rv park yet, not worth $65.00 a night to camp there.

Had a wonderful experience here! Very well maintained mom-and-pop campground about 1 hour from Bryce, even in the off-season! All hookups are available for RV's, and the park has clean, heated bathrooms with showers and ample hot water. Laundry room with 4 washers and 4 dryers and a large dishing sink. The tent area is in an apple orchard! It's a no-frills experience but perfect for the price. ETA: apparently some folks who stayed in tents were not quite as thrilled as we were. read more

Perfect spot to stay when visiting both Bryce and Zion. This is a quiet, simple campground so if you're looking for frills - this ain't it. But if you actually enjoy camping and just need the comforts of hookups, showers, etc this campground is wonderful. It feels safe and relaxing, and our kids loved the horses next door that visited us each night. Thank you, Bauers family! read more

Bauers Canyon Ranch Rv Park - Toy hauler view! - RV Parks Near Me - Glendale, Utah

Quiet place, nice people. No frills. Only thing useful in front office is ice. No store to speak of. Sites not level. Not enough gravel. It rained while we were here and site was a muddy mess the next day. Bathrooms/showers were fine. They just need to make some improvements. Tons of junk piled up in front of main building didn't help. Only store 4 miles up road. read more

Great small RV campsite with full hookups. Good deal and friendly staff at office. Good facilities for the size of RV park. Would recommend if in area between Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks.... read more

Just what we were looking for: convenient, perfect location, very friendly owners who made the experience easy and enjoyable. Simple campgrounds with full hookup and good facilities. Will definitely go back. read more

We booked online for that same night which the website allowed us to do and then it never got approved. They approved us a few days later (after our reservation date had passed and we never stayed there) and charged our card. When I called to request a refund they hung up on me and just refunded me with no apology or responsibility taken. It was extremely immature. read more

Nice spot to set the RV up at. The place was a bit muddy but not crazy. They just need about 10 trucks full of gravel to make it right. It was very clean and made it very easy to get to rice Canyon and Zion May. Park. Cost effective too! read more

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Planning our trip to Utah to visit Bryce & Zion, we were looking for a camping spot in the middle to set up our travel trailer. Yelp reviews and location were why we chose Bauer's Canyon Ranch RV. Good customer service great locale good size sites. Clean restrooms and showers too! Can't deny hearing cows and horses nearby was awesome! Highly recommend this campground! read more

Bauers Canyon Ranch Rv Park - RV Parks Near Me - Glendale, Utah

fantastic! great place for family camping, hookups and a river nearby. Will go again! read more

We tent camped at Bauer's RV for 5 days in mid-July 2017. Our goal was to stay inexpensively at a comfortable campground in a location convenient to both Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks. We also wanted showers and a water supply. Bauer's met and exceeded all of our needs. My daughter, 14 years old, said "if I lived here, I would LIVE HERE!" Our family recommends this campground. Cool, grassy, clean, good prices, quiet, convenient. They provide everything they advertise, no surprises or exaggerations. The RV sites are situated up front, nearer the road. They appear well spaced and comfortable. They have water, power, and gravel slots. They are separated by lawn. Most of the spaces were filled during our stay. I can't say much more about them, as we were in the tent area. The tent sites are back from the road with the entire RV area between the tents and the road, located in a lovely orchard and entirely grassed spaces. The campground is at the base of some pretty cliffs that catch the sun's rays and shine orange. In the evenings the crickets chirp in the neighboring orchard and field. It looks like some vacation cabins are being built next door. Neighbors to the RV park are personal homes and a field and orchard. The tent sites are not numbered and the spaces are loosely designated by the presence of picnic tables at each site. About every other site also has a fire ring. We did not have a campfire and I did not ask about firewood sales. Every site has at least one tree (fruit tree of some sort), ours had two trees. The night before we arrived, Glendale had a flash flood (monsoon season) BUT Bauer's RV did NOT flood, so that is an excellent bonus! We pulled into Glendale about 4pm and they had our reservation ready. Cost for a tent site was $20 per night for 2 people and $2 per extra person. This includes the site, access to potable water (a communal spigot with tasty water), and use of the shower/bathroom/pay-laundry/dishwashing facilities. Power and water are not available at individual tent sites, so bring a water jug and batteries. (Some brave and trusting souls used the bathroom plugs to recharge devices, but we are not so brave or trusting). The office is open 8am to 6pm. This is a family-owned business and they shut down in the evenings. After hours they post a sign on the door indicating available spaces and where the late arrivals should pull into. They said "pick a tent site and we will see you later". They also have a payment box and posted prices so that you can pay them if you arrive late and leave early. The bath/laundry facilities are nice and are kept clean daily. There was NEVER a time when I felt grimy. The floors are linoleum and appear new. The counters and sinks are clean and new. There are two showers and two toilets. Ample counter space allows several people to be using the mirror simultaneously. One thing I would change is one more sink in the ladies bathroom. I never had to compete for space, but I could see some crowding if 3+ were trying to get ready in the mornings. Maybe a bench in the bathroom for those waiting their turn? The cell service in Glendale is non-existent (at least AT&T) but Bauer's has FREE WIFI and it is pretty fast. I could FaceTime my family on it just fine. That was very convenient. The culture in the park seems to be one of quiet respect. Never were campers loud, disrespectful, or obnoxious. Tent campers quietly came and went throughout our stay and only occasionally woke us up with doors closing or soft talking. We should have brought earplugs for our tent-camping, but that was our own fault. It is very peaceful. Road sounds in the tent area were minimal since we were far back from the road. Glendale itself seems to be a tiny collection of homes with not much business. We went south to Orderville and Mt. Carmel for fuel, sodas, and ice. I did not ask at the office if they sold anything for travelers, as we usually left before 8am and arrived back later than 6pm. We traveled to Zion and Bryce Canyon. Zion was about 30 minutes away and Bryce was about 40minutes. Both drives were lovely in themselves! We also went to the Northwest entrance to Zion and experienced Zion's Kolob Canyon. Highly recommended!! It is included with your admission to Zion and is about an additional 30min drive. Remember monsoon season! We forgot, but lucked out with the weather. It rained a few times, but mostly when we were not there. After a couple rains, the tent sites were still on solid ground. It was windy each night, so be prepared for canyon winds. Again, we really enjoyed our time here and would recommend it to anyone looking to camp. Much nicer than any other place we saw while we were visiting. Two thumbs up. read more

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So overall this RV park wasn't too bad. Some of the good things was the park itself. It looked pretty nice overall. Another good thing was the staff. The people that were working the front desk were nice and helpful. Some of the not do great things was the Wi-Fi. The Wi-Fi signal at this park was SUPER CHOPPY AND UNRELIABLE. The only place you could get mediocre Wi-Fi was sitting at the table in the grass by the front desk, and even then it was still a week signal. It was quite annoying to have to walk outside and all the way down to the front desk if you wanted to just look at anything on your phone. One other negative thing was that the laundry room and the bathroom could have been cleaner. There were spider webs and dust in both facilities. There was also spiders, and just chunks of dirt on the floor of the bathroom. One last thing is that there where at least a dozen of wasp/hornets nests on the ceiling of the laundry room and the bathrooms. Overall it just needed to be a little more kept up with. read more

Cute Rv park. Sites are level and well maintained. Full hook up and pull through. We stayed a week and would definitely stay again.

We chose to stay at the Bauers Canyon Ranch as a campground nearby Zion National Park. This was our 3rd ever campground with our trailer, and my favorite of our trip. It was calm and peaceful, As there are not many RV spots in this campground, that helps to keep a quiet feel to this vacation stop. The staff was courteous and hospitable. There are several pull thru sites available. We found the sites to be very level. Pads are compact dirt. Internet was fairly reliable though some disconnects occurred randomly. On site bathrooms were available with showers. We did use the showers nightly. Unfortunately, some prior guests bashed several holes in each of the doors that you close for privacy in the shower - not to the point where anyone can see through, but just so disrespectful of people who do such damage. Don't be that person! There are also trees in the park for a certain amount of shade. The campground also has several sites available for tent campers. As for the town of Glendale where Bauers is located, there is literally nothing to do in this town. You'll drive just over four miles to get to a grocery store. As campgrounds go, this one is very pleasant and we would stay here again. read more

Super clean and spacious RV Park. I was able to do laundry so that made me happy. The restrooms are clean, hookups were easy and the owners were great. We were able to get a pull-through space which is so convenient! I recommend this place! read more

Cute no frills small campground/rv park, only about 20 sites with LOTS of shade trees for those hot summer days and a beautiful little garden with apple trees and a little pond with a water feature. No store, gas, restaurant or anything in this little town, all that is available about 20 miles away in Kanab. Drive to Zion about 50 min, to Bryce about one hour. Would have given 5 stars but WiFi does not work unless you get on very early in the morning read more

I stayed here along with my boyfriend and dog for two lovely nights. The location is great if you are doing the National Parks in the area- it's between Bryce and Zion! It was very quiet and peaceful. Most of the reviews I have seen for this place are RV, but we were tent campers. The tents are set up in a strip of orchard. The sites are pretty close but the first night we were the only campers so it was not an issue whatsoever. Each site has a picnic table and some (not all) have fire pits. The grounds are clean and the Ranch offers clean bathrooms and showers- you can also do laundry. There are no services nearby (you'll have to drive at least 20-30 min) so be sure you are stocked up for food and drink and whatever else you may need before you settle in for the evening. There is a place nearby that sells firewood for cheap, but all the wood was wet so double check them before you pick them up! All in all, I thought this place was lovely. The owners were very friendly. I would stay there again. read more

Wonderful place to stay. Nestled in the valley on a working ranch, surrounded by apple orchard. We intended to stay five nights, but extended two more days and took advantage of their stay 6 nights get 7th free offer. Not a resort, just a clean, safe park in a beautiful setting. It's very close to highway 89 but road noise was really not a problem. Sites are close together, but that was as expected, and not so close to be a problem. We had a pull through which made set up easy. Restrooms were extremely clean and warm. Laundry was clean and affordable, and quarters are available in the office. Electricity, water and sewer connections all worked fine. Owners are super nice and helpful, and were flexible when our arrival date kept changing due to truck problems at our previous location. We used it as a jumping off point to explore Zion, Bryce, Coral Sand Dunes State Park, and unexpectedly Best Friends Animal Shelter down the road. Nearest small grocery store is in Orderville, and two bigger ones require a drive down to Kanab. A new German bakery has opened up down the road a little in Orderville that also serves sandwiches and has delicious breads and pastries. read more

Just came back from a two night stay over Labor Day Weekend. The campsite is conveniently located between Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon for those wanting to visit both in one trip. The owners were very friendly, the rate was more than reasonable, the bathrooms were always clean with free showers, and the tent campsite in the apple orchard field was quite charming. We would totally recommend and stay here again. read more

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People are very friendly. This is a mom and pop and family operation. Our 32ft MH was parked here for 6 nights. This was our home location as we toured Zion, Bryce, Cedar Breaks and Coral Pink Sand Dunes. The RV park was right off Hwy 89 but we did not hear much of the road noise. Highly recommend this location. Very clean, grass was mowed and great wi-fi, although we could not get Verizon cell signal. Only down was the cottonwood trees shedding the cotton and causing allergies to act up. Other than that it was wonderful experience. read more

Nice people. Clean bathrooms. Hookups as expected. I would stay here again.

Family owned and operated. Clean and quiet with beautiful views. I would stay there again.

This is the best RV park we have stayed in while touring the southwest. Cool temps with decent shade trees. Owners were friendly and accommodating. Very reasonable rates. Strong internet. Glendale is small but Orderville UT, 3 miles away has fuel, food and hardware. read more

Stayed at this spot while we explored Zion and surrounding areas. We booked too late in the season to book anywhere closer to the park and so my expectations were low. We tent camped 3 days in the apple orchard. It was pretty empty only a couple other tent campers. It had nice shade, close by water, a pretty view of cows and open fields, I only heard a tiny bit of street traffic. We even had a tree swing back there. The price was low the site was quiet and the bathrooms and laundry room were super clean. It took 30 minutes to get to east entrance of Zion and 45 to get to visitor center. We would come back again. It was sweet. read more

Owners were great! Clean rest rooms, did Zion and (with the owners recomendation) took the trail into the Grand Staircase only 3 blocks from the RV site. Spent 3 nites and no complaints. read more