Resort · Bryce Canyon · Utah
Ruby's Inn RV Park & Campground is the big private campground in Bryce Canyon City, Utah, part of the Ruby's Inn resort complex directly across Highway 63 from the Bryce Canyon National Park entrance. It is a commercial operation that moves a lot of people through, with gift-shop sprawl and tour-bus energy, but it is also the reliable fallback when the in-park campgrounds are full and the most convenient place to have hookups at elevation. It suits RVers who want a serviced base, hot showers and an official park shuttle stop rather than a night among the hoodoos.
| Hookups | Full |
|---|---|
| Sites | 200+ sites, pull-throughs available up to 60 ft |
| Max RV length | Exact site |
| Cost | Live quote |
| Fees | Large pull-through inventory is available; confirm selected site. |
| Reservations | Direct dynamic booking |
| Season | April through October (limited winter camping) |
| Cell signal | Moderate (Verizon strongest) |
Source-backed: Official campground page (checked 2026-07-18). Rates and site details change — verify with the operator before you book. Compare it with every other park we track in the price index.
Ruby's Inn RV Park & Campground is the big private campground in Bryce Canyon City, Utah, part of the Ruby's Inn resort complex directly across Highway 63 from the Bryce Canyon National Park entrance. It is a commercial operation that moves a lot of people through, with gift-shop sprawl and tour-bus energy, but it is also the reliable fallback when the in-park campgrounds are full and the most convenient place to have hookups at elevation. It suits RVers who want a serviced base, hot showers and an official park shuttle stop rather than a night among the hoodoos.
Our index lists 200-plus sites with a large pull-through area handling rigs to 60 feet, full hookups on the RV inventory, and a season of roughly April through October with limited winter camping. Rates are a live quote from the official booking engine, and the site category controls what you get, since the campground also sells electric-and-water sites. Showers, a 24-hour laundromat, a heated pool, a store, propane and free WiFi are all here, and cell signal is moderate. The trade-off is atmosphere: sites sit close together and it feels more busy resort than quiet campground.
Excerpts from the RV Parks Guide articles that cover this campground. Each links to the full guide.
Full review
Ruby's Inn RV Park & Campground Prices, Sites & Review: Is It Worth It Near Bryce Canyon? (2026)Ruby's Inn RV Park review with 2026 prices (most stays $62–$82/night, live quote), 250 campsites, full hookups, April–October season, NPS shuttle access, amenities and what reviews say.
Regional guide
Utah RV Parks: Camping the Mighty Five National ParksRuby's Inn is the inevitable fallback, and honestly a decent one if you can look past the gift-shop sprawl and tour-bus energy of the adjacent Best Western complex. It's directly across Highway 63 from the park entrance — you can walk to the boundary — and the full hookups at elevation are genuinely welcome when temperatures drop into the 30s overnight and you want to run your heater without draining propane.
Honest take: Ruby's Inn is a commercial operation that moves a lot of people through, and it shows. The sites can feel close together, and the atmosphere is more "busy resort" than "peaceful campground." But the location is unbeatable, the hookups work, and having a hot shower and laundry after three days of dry camping in national park campgrounds is a legitimate comfort.
Read the guide →Our verdict
Book it if hookups, showers, laundry and a shuttle stop at the park entrance matter more than a quiet setting. Skip it if you want to camp inside Bryce Canyon or need a fixed, published nightly rate.
Yes, full-hookup RV sites with 20/30/50-amp, water and sewer are available, but the campground also lists electric-and-water sites, so select the full-hookup category if you need sewer at the site.
Rates are a live quote from the official booking engine; no static nightly RV price was published in the material we reviewed. Compare the final total including tax and fees.
Our index notes pull-throughs up to 60 feet in a large pull-through area, but there is no universal maximum published; confirm the specific site fits your full combination.
The published season is roughly April through October, with limited winter camping. Confirm dates directly for shoulder-season stays.
It sits directly across Highway 63 from the park entrance, about a half-mile by the operator's description, and you can walk to the park boundary.
Yes. Ruby's Campground is an official NPS shuttle stop; in 2026 the shuttle runs April 3 through October 18, free with park admission.
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