General Park Information
By becoming a campground host at Bryce Canyon National Park, you'll have the opportunity to live in a place that some only dream of visiting. Bryce Canyon is best known for a vibrant abundance of Hoodoos (spire like rock formations)! Situated at 8,000 ft the park lends itself to a diversity of wildlife and plant life, fantastic dark skies, and geologic wonders that defy description.
Staff and visitors alike are regularly taken aback by the astounding landscape of Bryce Canyon. Bryce Canyon is not a single canyon, but a series of natural amphitheaters, carved out of the high plateau.
While Bryce Canyon is an unparalleled place to live and work, it does have its own set of challenges. We welcome over two million visitors annually. This visitation is concentrated to hiking adventures and viewpoints largely located along the 18-mile scenic drive and getting a coveted spot in one of our campgrounds can get pretty tricky in the height of summer visitation. Patience, tact, and empathy are key to successful operations here at Bryce
Campground Operations
Sunset Campground is the first come, first served campground in Bryce Canyon National Park.
The campground is located west of Sunset Point, approximately 1.5 miles south of the Bryce Canyon Visitor Center, and offers 100 sites in three separate loops. Loop A is designated for RV campers. Loops B and C are for tent campers.
There are no sewer, water, or electrical hook-ups available for visitors at Sunset Campground, however a dump station is available at the south end of North Campground. Potable water is available near the dump station.
Sunset Campground conveniently located near popular viewpoints, trails and a shuttle stop.
Start Date - 2022-04-15
End Date - 2022-11-01
Activities include: Campground/Site Host;Campground Maintenance;General Assistance;Other;Visitor Information
Difficulty_Level: Average
Hosts Housing Amenities: RV/Trailer Pads
1849 C Street NW, Washington, DC 20240, US
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Highway 63Bryce, UT 84764
October 25, 2022