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.

Campground is right inside Zion Nation Park. Clean no showers lots of rest rooms make and female…read moreboth have 4 stalls. And a handicap also a private handicap or family restroom. Pros I side the campground walking distance to the little town get the bus to Zion park or rent e-bikes to get around. No cars allowed to the Narrows. Get the bus to the town of Springdale eat shop rent stuff. Cons: expect delays this is in the national park always a line to get in walking riding a bike or driving your car. If going to the Narrows busses start around 7 or 8 am. Bike pickup are early whenever you want them so pick up your bike early to get back into the park before the line starts. Campsites are big not all crunched up you have plenty of space between you and your neighbor. When it's a little windy no fires and hat so ever. Flushable toilets squirrels are aggressive here taking a nap outside and a got scratched by one.

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

The resort looks nice on pictures and the trees for shade was nice but we definitely won't be…read morestaying here again. RULES, RULES, RULES! Just wait until you check in to see their list of rules. The office staff was extremely rude, not inviting or happy to see you. Pool was murky, even closed one day to "shock" it so we couldn't even use it. Had to drive to the resort next door and use theirs, (which was a lot cleaner and the staff was super friendly). Dog leashes can't be longer than 6 feet, who even has rules like that? Sprinklers come on at night and they don't bother to tell you that so your stuff ends up getting soaked. We lost a pin to our tow hitch, we think it dropped when we unhooked in the unhooking area, hoping someone might have turned it in we went to the front desk to ask, Lynn at the front desk was super rude and didn't even get out of her chair to even look to see if it was turned in, just said "No, no one turned it in" she didn't ask any of her coworkers or look around, she was visibly upset like we were wasting her time while she was sitting at the front desk. Next time we come to Zion we will be staying somewhere else.

Just completed our second RV stay at Bauer's and again it was nice and quiet. Love the area, the…read moreease 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.

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

I rarely leave reviews for campgrounds since we stay in so many during our van travels, but this…read moreone truly deserves a rave. The amenities alone stand out--clean, well-lit facilities, warm showers, and even heated floors (yes, heated floors!). Everything is thoughtfully provided on an honor system, which adds to the welcoming, trusting atmosphere. When we arrived, we realized we had accidentally booked our stay one day too early. Instead of turning us away, they graciously offered us a boondocking spot and invited us to a once-a-week complimentary dinner for all guests. It turned into a wonderful evening around the fire pit, connecting with fellow travelers. Meeting the owners was an added highlight--they were as warm and inviting as the meal they shared. We feel incredibly lucky to have stumbled upon this special place in the middle of such a beautiful desert.

Unique park with greet attendants! However, our space was supposed to come with a propane fire pit…read morewhich we were looking forward to, but they did not provide propane and no one is available for help after 7pm. Seems misleading.

Best campground we have stayed at. This is our second summer spending a couple weeks and it keeps…read moregetting better. Owners are great and very personable. Excellent WIFI and the bathrooms/showers are big and clean. The rec room is also great. My kids love hanging out in there playing games and listening to music. We've made this a new family summer tradition.

Great place for camping, local creek and blue ribbon lake fishing. We were going to stay three…read morenights but the resort, the activities available, along with owners Tim and Lori 's welcome, we stayed over 21/2 months, which provides a hefty discount. Free laundry incredible scenery, incredibly fun and the development of life time friends that we continue see and visit.

What a beautiful location! The best designed RV resort I've ever seen (and we have been to over…read more100 RV parks/resorts). Large RV spaces. Price on point. Wonderful clean pool/spa. Located 20mi from Zion National Park & next door to Zion Hot Springs (another gem ) Jokingly, almost didn't want to give a review to ensure availability next time we visit , but I am sure the word is out!

Gateway Luxury RV lived up to its name. It was our home base for the last 6 nights as we ventured…read moreinto Zion NP and Kolob Canyon. Both were within a 30 minute drive and we even took advantage of the shuttle that picked us up from the city park each morning. From the time we arrived, to the time we left we were treated like family. Travis (the owner) was available daily to make sure our stay was as perfect as can be. We enjoyed the spacious and beautifully maintained sites, the sparkling clean bathrooms, the inviting pool and spa, and the sports courts. We also rented a fire ring which he personally delivered. We even had an embarrassing incident when our friend's car leaked oil on the concrete. Observing the pride that he has in his business I know this must have been upsetting, but he tried to make us feel better by reminding us that "nobody died" and it will all be okay. I highly recommend GLRV.... Look no further if cleanliness and customer service are important to you. Happy Traveling

Stayed here for a 1 night stay on our way to Grand Teton NP. What a beautiful RV resort. The lady…read moreat the front counter was so friendly & helpful. We had zero issues leveling & our site had plenty of room. There's a nice laundry room, a beautiful pool, & pickleball courts. If only every RV resort was this nice!!

Friendly staff, fun on site games, full hook ups, clean restrooms, pool and hot tub. Such a…read morefabulous stop for RV camping near Brian head!

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.

Great location to Zion park entrance and nicely maintained campground, however the office will give…read moreyou 1 token per person for 6 minutes of shower time. We stayed 2 days and they won't give tokens for your entire stay. We had to go back to the office for the 2nd day's tokens. This is ridiculous, specially paying $230 for 2 nights. Definitely on the pricey side!

Best RV Park in St. George area!…read more Sites are mostly level with large gravel. Sites are very well spaced out and deep! The noise level has greatly improved with the large retention walls on the side of i15. The resort is super clean! Free trash pick up, two dog parks, free doggy poop bags, daily propane fill up, and more. Laundry and bathrooms are very well kept. I haven't used the pool area but I always see staff cleaning and prepping the area. Baseball court, swings, and more are available! The prices are reasonable and what really makes it special is the staff! They are absolutely amazing, from Bree, Dillon, Kevin, Rosie, Marysa and Brevin, the truly take care of the resort and the guests. They've started with weekly events to bring people together, including weekly yoga, group cooking classes, poker night and more. Some are for the whole family and some just for adults.

We stayed for a long weekend at Southern Utah RV Resort and it was great. We're for sure coming…read moreback to stay and enjoyed all the amenities that were on site. Close to everything and very quiet in and out of the park.

Reviewing this only as someone who used their shuttle service to the observation/east mesa…read moretrailhead. I did not otherwise stay here! -- The place is easy to find and rather big, but if you go into the main check in area, they'll direct you to where the shuttle pick up spot is. The staff are professional and friendly, and I ABSOLUTELY recommend using their shuttle if you are in anything other than a jeep perhaps because the road out to the trailhead is ROUGH. I read that online and it's very true; the shuttle costs $8 and they take you about 3/4 of the way there in a big van, but the road is so rough that last bit that even the van can't go there and you have to walk. If it's been raining, I also wouldn't even try coming out here because the roads become an absolute disaster. All this said, I had a good experience! They pick up and drop off every 30 mins and I didn't wait more than 10-15 mins for my pickup after finishing the hike. Would def use these folk's shuttle again if I was coming back out to obs point :)

Arrival and travel from SLC to here, easy to get to and easy to find. We came during a very slow…read moreand quiet time. Winter season. Which for me, is perfect. Quieter. Bathroom and showers are cleaner and not so filled with people. I mean, I don't mind people, but having to share showers and restrooms daily...yeah not my style. Ha! BUT their housekeeping is top notch and everything stays clean. It's the perfect weather for someone like me. Cold but the sun is still warm. I reserved the deluxe glamping section, but now I wished I reserved one of the Conestoga wagons. Those looked really cool and fun. Plus, it has its little circle. That would be good for a family reunion for a smaller sized family like mine. The deluxe glamping area is nice. It's secluded and close to the road. I love that the doors are keyless. I can remember numbers, but I can never remember where I put the card keys. Go figure! It's nice and cozy. There's a little buddy heater and an electric fireplace. We ran both of them during the nights with the furthers window zipped a little open for ventilation. It stayed nice and warm. We like to camp a lot. So this kind of camping was like, luxurious haha. For me it was. lol Checking in was super easy and quick. I was in and out of there with my code to my spot. Upon driving to my glamping spot, easy to navigate from the office and with the map I was given. Since it's just us, we kind of made our own parking spot just at the end of the walkway lol. There is a big nice fire pit with huge log seats for a group of people to sit around. BUT again, no one else is here. It's just my little family of three. It's peaceful. The glamping tent is roomy. There's a buddy heater and an electric fireplace that keeps the tent nice and cozy. Also, plenty of blankets and pillows. Towels were also provided for us for showers or the hot tub. It seriously is just like camping though. It gets dark out, so I recommend flash lights or a lantern when walking to the bathrooms/showers. There are coolers and trash bins that are locked to each tent. If you're not a big food spender, I recommend packing things to bbq and cook at your tent. Grills are provided at the deluxe camping spots along with picnic tables for each tent. There are extra chairs and an extra table. The set up is pretty cool. Step outside during the night, it is BEAUTIFUL!! When the sky is clear of clouds, you have a wonderful view of the night skies. The restaurant is open only at certain times. If you're wanting full entree and salad bar you'll have to wait for the 5pm opening. From 4-8pm they serve burgers and pizzas and other appetizers. Which is really good too. It was super pricey, BUT I felt it was worth it. Our meals were delicious. Compliments to the chef! Breakfast. The pancakes were yummy. It's cold items. If you want hot food, you'll have to order and pay. You can always get a side of eggs though. I don't think they made a lot of food only because we were pretty much the only ones there eating. Still, food is yummy. I recommend the hash browns. Those take you back to school days. Well, for myself and my husband. We're kind of old. ;) We eventually got neighbors. They were super cool and respectful too. Let's get to the activities. We did the white mountain horseback riding. Blake was awesome. Great service and knowledgeable of his horses. We had an incident with a random hikers loose dog and Blake kept his cool and handled things super professionally. Since we were the only riders, it felt like a private horse back tour for us. That was awesome! We'll for sure be returning to do this activity again. Star gazing. Haun is the tour guide for this, he's super knowledgeable on the night skies. Ask him any question and he'll answer it. I thought I was a night sky freak, no! Haha...there were MANY things I didn't know still. We also got to witness the starlink. That was WAY cool! 60 moving satellites. You'll have to look quickly they move and vanish fast. It's a moment to remember and cherish for sure (for my family). Haun had lot of Greek mythologies to back up all our questions he answered and gosh, that was cool to hear!! Again, we had our own private star gazing tour since it was just the three of us. Pretty sure we were the smallest group any of these activities have had. Our over all experience here was awesome! We had a great time!! We'll for sure be coming back here. We want to try and stay in the wagons haha. Thanks again, Zions Ponderosa Resort! You guys are awesome!!