Camping
There are two campgrounds within the park. Facilities at the campgrounds include drinking water and restrooms, and pay showers are available during the summer at the general store.
North Campground
year round. located near the visitor center, this campground offers 107 campsites, with some sites suitable for rvs. fees are $10 per site, and reservations can be made from may through september up to 240 days in advance by calling 877-444-6777 or visiting www.reserveusa.com. note that a $9 fee is charged for all reservations.
Sunset Campground
april - october. located near sunset point and offering 101 campsites, with some sites suitable for rvs. fees are $15 per site, and all sites are first-come, first-serve.
Additional campgrounds cluster outside of the park's borders:
Ruby's Campground
Highway 63, ph: 866 866-6616, (http://www.brycecanyoncam...). located just outside of the park entrance, rates are charged based on the number of people per site and begin at $18 for two people, increasing by $2 for each additional person. rates for rvs start at $26 for two people, also increasing by $2 for additional individuals.
Bryce Canyon KOA
Highway 12, ph: 435 679-8988 or 888 562-4710, [email protected], (http://www.koa.com/where/...). open march 15 to november 15 and located twelve miles from the park entrance, this koa charges $18 - $24 for a tent site, $21 - $30 for an rv site, and $36 - $48 for a cabin.
Lodging
Bryce Canyon Resort
Conveniently located junction Hwy 12 & Utah 63, rooms and cabins to meet every need, at reasonable rates.
Bryce View Lodge
Best Western Ruby's Inn
Bryce Canyon Lodge
Located near Sunrise Point, the lodge is open from April 1 through October 31 and has 114 rooms, which include motel rooms and cabins. On-site restaurant, free WiFi.
Foster's Motel
Those looking for a resort-style lodging will probably want to look elsewhere, but during busy times Foster's offers a warm place to spend the night that won't bust the budget.
The only hotel within the park is Bryce Canyon Lodge, located between Sunrise and Sunset Points.
backcountry
All backcountry camping is by permit only. Permits can be obtained for a $5 fee at the visitor center and are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Overnight camping is allowed only on the Under-the-Rim trail and and Riggs Spring Loop trail.