It was our first time at Zion Glamping Adventures and we will definitely stay again. The host bubba…read morewas amazing and a great cook making all of his clients breakfast. If you like camping outside in the natural, I will recommend us 100%. Thank you bubba for the warm welcome

I cannot say enough good things about Zion Glamping Adventures!!! I loved there was numerous…read moreoptions of glamping levels included traditional tents, tents with AC/heat, and the rock cavern (which we stayed in). The host Trevor was so nice and even made us complimentary pancakes and coffee for breakfast (and s'mores at night)! This spot is about an hour from Zion National Park, but the perfect location to soak up all of the views and peace of the area. They do offer all sorts of activities such as buggy rides, paint and sip, and other add ons which I thought was super cool as well. Would definitely recommend a visit!

WARNING: Do Not Be Misled - Avoid Zion View Camping in Hildale, Utah at All Costs…read more I feel obligated to share this review to protect other travelers from making the same regrettable mistake I did. Zion View Camping is a dangerously misrepresented and poorly managed location that should be avoided by anyone who values safety, cleanliness, and basic decency. #1 - Misleading Name Despite the name, this site is not near Zion National Park. It is a full hour away by car. This alone is deeply misleading and deceptive advertising. #2 - Dangerous Access Road The road leading to the campground is an unmaintained sand and dirt track. Worse still, it requires crossing a river - something most standard vehicles and travelers are unprepared for. It's unsafe and completely unacceptable. #3 - No On-Site Staff or Guidance There was no one at the location to greet us or assist with check-in. We received vague instructions via text and found several other confused guests wandering the grounds, unsure of where to go or what to do. #4 - Neglected Grounds and Unhygienic Conditions The entire area appears abandoned and unkept. A large, broken-down RV sits like a haunted monument in the middle of the grounds - eerie, depressing, and a clear indication of neglect. We stayed in a "wagon" where the bedding was dirty and the floor was filthy. #5 - Nothing Worked The lights, the heater, the barbecue - all of it was broken, rusted, or too old to be functional. Everything felt like a thrift store discard, and nothing was clean or safe to use. #6 - Serious Fire and Carbon Monoxide Hazards The outdated propane heaters pose a severe fire risk, especially with high winds and embers flying from nearby fires. There are no smoke detectors or carbon monoxide detectors. This is an extremely dangerous situation. Guests are literally gambling with their lives. #7 - No Heat, No Help, and No Safety After trying multiple heaters that failed to work, a young, untrained staff member finally showed up but was also unable to fix the issue. We were freezing cold, exhausted, and entirely disillusioned with the integrity of the operation. We packed up and booked a hotel in St. George that same night. We feared for our safety. #8 - Traumatizing Shower Conditions After hiking all day, we were desperate for a hot shower. What we found was horrifying: shared facilities that were dirty, decrepit, and traumatic. The towels provided were old, stained, and smelled terrible. I honestly believe a prison shower would have been a step up. #9 - Safety Hazards at Every Turn Even the most basic safety elements are neglected. The solar lights (cheap Home Depot models) installed to illuminate the steps do not function. Walking around in the dark was dangerous and yet another sign of the owner's disregard for guest safety. #10 - A Deceptive, Unsafe, and Disturbing Location This is not a tranquil camping experience. It is located in a rundown area beside a goat pen, where the noise and odor are constant. The surrounding neighborhood is deeply unsettling, rumored to be home to polygamous sects long in conflict with the law. The overall vibe is not just uncomfortable - it's unsafe. To make matters worse, the owner, Charles, offered me a refund on the condition that I would not post a negative review. That tells you everything you need to know about his character and the dishonesty behind this business. Conclusion: Zion View Camping is a dangerous, filthy, and misleading scam. It is not worth your money - and certainly not worth risking your life over. There are far better, safer, and more honest accommodations much closer to Zion National Park. Save yourself the regret, discomfort, and danger. Avoid this scam!

Zion View Campground is a truly amazing glamping environment. The site comprises 4 "covers wagons"…read morewith beds, lights, electricity, heat, and a deck with table, grill and fire pit. There are also many yurt/tents with fire pit and chair set ups. An onsite petting zoo, kayaking, and arc opportunities round out a cool and fun experience in a relaxed and atmosphere. There are four onsite toilets and two shower facilities. Staff were helpful and efficient. Seriously recommended!!!

Easy check-in even though we arrived after hours. Clean bathrooms and showers. Easy dump site…read morenext to the water faucet and power for our 22' RV rental. The showers do operate on a token system where the token runs the shower for 6 minutes. And the front desk will give you a token per person per day. They log them in their computer, so they certainly keep track of how many you're getting and when. Overall, we enjoyed it; no hassles.

It was good. Very busy and active campground. Nice and clean facilities. Recommend end spots or…read morevirgin river spots. Very good location super close to the park entrance and easy to use local transportation.

The campground is located right inside Zion National Park, so you will need an entrance pass to get…read morein. The area is very clean and well-maintained. Note that there are only electric hook-ups available (no water hook-ups), so you'll need to prepare accordingly. When we visited, the campground wasn't crowded, and booking a spot was quite easy. The atmosphere was quiet and open--perfect for resting after a day of exploring Zion. We really enjoyed the experience and highly recommend it to anyone looking to enjoy nature inside the national park.

Stayed 2 nights (Friday-Sunday) in Watchman @ $45/night for an electric hook-up site. Was…read moreconvenient to charge my EV, as well as plug in my induction stove for cooking convenience!! This was my first time staying on-site of a National Park, and I fear it has spoiled me. No lines to enter the park, no excuses to dilly-dally, just straight to nature. Made reservations online, was able to switch to a different site that opened up very conveniently online if you are on the fence about sites. They have a refund/cancellation policy, but you'd have to check their website for details. Checked in around 11:45am, and lady at the booth asked if next I could wait until check-in of 12pm (ok??). When I walked by the booth later to ask questions, the booth was closed and it was self check-in. Maps available in the covered vestibule. Heated bathrooms were nice, restrooms themselves were decently clean. Stall trash cans for feminine products wasn't overflowing. Outdoor sink for pots/pans (bring your own detergent); someone had left a sponge, which was nice. Bought firewood + starter @ Walmart in prep, and made a nice fire one evening. I did shower at Zion Outfitters twice ($4 per 5 minutes), which is walking distance to the campground (~10 min depending what site). Same walking distance to Zion Canyon Brew Pub, and a ~30 min scenic walk to Springdale.

Not a lot of shade in our spot, we went during the summer so we pretty much were baking in the sun…read more The bathrooms get dirty very fast. They do clean them every morning, but it doesn't stay clean by evening. Too many people. It's very crowded, lots of people everywhere and waiting for everything. Has the theme park experience. The shuttle is constantly running into the park from the campground. We had to wait for an hour each way on a Friday for it. There's no other way up unless you are staying at the hotel. Parking is limited and the shuttle is pretty much mandatory. A ton of locals came in that day randomly and it was super packed. The rest of our stay we only had to wait 5 mins for the shuttle. You have to buy coins for the shower either at the showers or at the local sports shop, it's walking distance from the campground. The showers are not at the campground, but next to the sports shop. They closed early one day and the machine at the showers was broken so we couldn't buy coins. We were hot, sweaty and covered in sunscreen so it was pretty miserable to skip a shower. We planned ahead the rest of the trip and didn't have to buy coins last minute. Showers get busy and there is a wait.

This campsite was really fun. Due to the dry weather, fires were not allowed, but that did not…read moreimpede the experience. There's a stream run I no through at the bottom that has a lot of good spots to sit and hang out. This campsite is also super close to all the tourist destinations and the shuttle, so it's super convenient. Highly recommend.

You can use your national park pass to avoid the fee here. You just have to display it on your…read moredash. Maps took us like 2 miles north, then back track to the tunnel to get in. Not sure if that was the best way or not. The parking lot is not huge, and you can't park in the designated camping area spots. There are plenty of picnic tables, probably more than parking spaces. There are at least 20 tables there. There are a few trails to choose from. Very close the parking and campsites is a short 1/4 hike (or shorter) to the dinosaur prints. There is a hike in the other direction to the mini waterfall and pond. Probably about a mile or a little over a mile (1direction). We also found an old almost petrified bristlecone tree (that was neat). We got lucky with the weather for Dec, it was probably about 60 degrees and very nice. I saw that in the summer it can be over 110 so I am glad that we got the nice weather. The red /orange scenery is spectacular and representative of the area, like it is at zion, bryce, snow canyon, pioneer park, etc. We enjoyed a picnic lunch there, and we had a blue bird, a scrub jay, come join us and beg for food. Check out my photos.

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ DO NOT FOLLOW THE YELP…read moreDIRECTIONAL MAP TO GET HERE! +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ To reach the Red Reef trailhead, take Exit 23 off Interstate 15 S and head east on Red Cliffs Campground Road. The trailhead is located at the campground, which is about 5 miles down the paved road. GPS Coordinates: 37.224794, -113.406300 It is $5 to park your car here in the parking lot, follow directions to the trail. It is a beautiful and easy hike - until the very end. it meanders along a path - then at the end you need to climb some pretty big rocks to see the payoff of the beautiful canyon. We loved this hike. (but were thrown off by the Yelp directions that sent us in an alternate direction.

Best campground we ever stayed at! I can't believe how well manicured and clean it is. The rigs sit…read moreon paved spots and you have more than average space between camp spots. Beautiful views all around. About 15 minutes ride from town. Be aware of snakes. I scared the bejesus out of my dog when I went over one. The snake was alive and well but I needed a stiff drink to recover

Nice park, nasty employees. After a strenuous hike in The…read moreNarrows we looked forward to the hot tub only to find it over 106 degrees! When we asked them to lower it we were confronted with obstinance and told it was Utah state law to keep it that high. Well that's not true and it's a dangerous temperature. Subsequent request were met with angry retorts. So I called the Health Department and it finally got resolved. Now guests can enjoy the spa. What a bunch of arrogant employees.

Popped in on the way home from Zion after someone suggested it. It was a pretty sight but I didn't…read morehave time to really enjoy any activities. I would be interested in visiting again to book activities and walk around more.

Stayed in site 21 near camp host so Wi-Fi was strong. Restrooms were super clean and showers were…read morefree, with nice hot water, overall a good camping experience, the camp host were very helpful, purchased firewood.

Such a fun lake day. We usually arrive super early to reserve a spot. This year we got a great spot…read moreunder plenty of trees. Water is always a little cold but it's a cold u can get used too, the sun is extremely strong so it's refreshing definitely. The bathroom situation isn't the best, it's similar to porter potty, but it does the job. Shaved ice truck is passing through regularly so that was cool. Rented a boat for 2h and the boat ride was very soothing for me, enjoyed the views & my company. Definitely always a great family day here. Canams & jet skis are also available for rental here.

Not sure what the big hype is here. This is a man made reservoir surrounded by lots of red rocks…read moreand sand. I have driven by plenty of times but never stopped. They do have a beach and offer boating rentals, fishing, swimming and off roading. It seems to be a popular place for some people, but I think I can pass on hanging out here. I prefer a genuine lake created by nature.