Bryce Canyon National Park guide · 1 min read
Bryce Canyon Lodge, North and Sunset Campgrounds
Bryce Canyon Lodge is the only lodging inside the park. The lodge and its surrounding motel buildings sit a short walk from Bryce Amphitheater, between Sunrise and Sunset Points.
Its 114 rooms include lodge suites, motel rooms, and cabins, and reservations are highly recommended. The dining room serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and a gift shop is on site.
Bryce Canyon National Park has two campgrounds, and both sit close to the Visitor Center, the lodge, and Bryce Amphitheater. North Campground lies just past the park entrance stations, across the road from the Visitor Center. Its 99 sites are arranged in four loops, with loops A and B for recreational vehicles and loops C and D for tents. Campers can reserve a site through recreation.gov.
Sunset Campground lies west of Sunset Point, about 1.5 miles south of the Visitor Center. Its 99 sites are split into three loops. Loop A is primarily for recreational vehicles, while loops B and C are tent-only. Visitors using wheelchairs will find paved roads and campsites, and the accessible sites are located by an accessible restroom. The entrance has a shuttle stop.
Both campgrounds provide drinking water and restrooms, though none of the campsites come with sewer, water, or electrical hookups. A dump station is close to North Campground, and drinking water is available nearby. Sunset also has a group site that holds up to 30 people.
Campers can park at their site and ride the free park shuttle to the park's most iconic areas. Best Western Ruby's Inn sits in the town of Bryce, a few miles from the park entrance, and the Garfield County Travel Council can point visitors to other lodging in nearby communities.
