Bryce Canyon National Park

When you're RVing to Bryce Canyon National Park, check out popular sites like Bryce Amphitheater, which is the world’s largest collection of hoodoos. The park's Southern Scenic Drive viewpoints, roads, and turnouts are suitable for small motorhomes and trailers. RV campsites fill up fast during July and August, so the best time to visit may be in the fall when there are fewer crowds and cooler temperatures. Start your visit at the Visitors Center. It’s open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily during the summer. It closes at 6 p.m. in the spring and fall and at 4:30 p.m. in the winter. Looking for RV rentals near Bryce Canyon National Park? You can find RV rentals in nearby Panguitch, Tropic, and Hildale.

The paved roads and campgrounds in Bryce Canyon National Park can accommodate RVs up to 30 feet in length. There’s only one entrance, which is found on the northern side of the park. You can park your RV at the shuttle station in Bryce Canyon City and take the shuttle to all of the park’s main attractions. Otherwise, you can find RV parking in Bryce Canyon National Park's overflow lot across from the visitor's center, all viewpoints and lots south of mile marker 3, or along Sunrise Point Loop Road.

When driving through Bryce Canyon National Park in an RV, you’ll find nine lookouts along the 15-mile Southern Scenic Drive. This road is open to RVs all year. You can also travel on the Bryce Scenic Drive to Rainbow Point in an RV. Don't stop at the viewpoints on your way to Rainbow Point. Instead, drive to the end. Stop at each one on your way back. This allows you to avoid crossing traffic as you enter and exit parking lots. For current road conditions, go to the National Park Service website.