Kings Creek Campground

Kim Brodin

Great for a seasoned car camper, tent or smaller pull behind camper trailer. Do not drive a bus length RV in to this campground. Campsites are level, fire rings are clean. Wells have water and are not just by the host site. Picnic tables are at most sites too. Host had firewood for sale. Good idea for bear country. Forgot to bring my bear bag to hang my food high enough from the tree. Also forgot my bear proof food container. Neighbors were quiet and you are close to tropic reservoir for fishing and far enough away from the park to not here the road traffic. Pine forest ambiance. Would be a 40 minute commute each way if you are working in or near Bryce.

Ryan Ibarra

Drove out from Vegas on 4th of July to escape the fireworks with my pup. Totally tossed a dart on the map in hopes of finding a campsite and boom! Plenty of spots available. It was $10.50 with the America the Beautiful National Parks pass. $20.50 without. Clean restrooms and close to the reservoir. Pleasant evening!

Bill Cibart

Really love the place it is in the off-season that we went the gate is not close so you can camp without paying

Evan Leebens

Wasn’t crazy full, and it wasn’t too far from Bryce Canyon either. If you’re coming here, prepare for the absolutely atrocious dirt road on the way in. If you don’t have a Jeep or a 4 wheel drive vehicle, it’ll be tough. There’s no soap in the bathroom, and there were no garbage bins (that we saw.) The campground itself was a very nice area with plenty of wildlife around. The campsite we used featured a grill, table, and fire pit, which all proved very useful. The gravel ground we set our tent up on was a bit rough, and even with mats it took a bit to get used to. Overall, this campground got the job done, and it’s a good second choice to the campgrounds directly in Bryce Canyon national park.

Sanjiv Bhandari

Beautiful campground by the reservoir, a little isolated from busy Bryce canyon area.