My husband and I stayed 3 nights at Zion Camping Adventures. Tents were comfortable-heat and AC worked great! Bathrooms were clean, plentiful, and had lots of hot water. Our first night we had a great time around the campfire talking with other guests and having smores. We had a great area with a picnic table and fire pit and spent time with friends. Close to Zion and some great local hikes! Coffee and Pancakes available every morning. Highly recommend staying here!

Beautiful place. Fun and unique experience! The hosts and staff are so nice. I love that it’s dog friendly. My dogs and I stay comfortable with heat and cooling settings inside the tent. There’s fun adventures like hikes and side by side rides you can go on! I recommend checking out this spot.

We had a wonderful time staying in the spacious tents. David and rocky (dog) were wonderful hosts. The scenery was amazing. Clean bathrooms and rooms. Heaters/ac in rooms. Main area has grills you can use, refrigerator, microwave and fire pit. Personal camp sites have fire pit and mini charcoal grill. Hiking trails 5 minute drive from campsite also fully stocked grocery store 10 minutes from campsite. Would definitely stay again.

There is no where specific to check-in, you just contact number listed on their website, email, or a big sign they have by the parking. We were greeted by the cutest little hosts. The little girls were knowledgeable about the camp site, led us on a quick tour, and gave us various options for tents: we selected tent 4. We liked that our tent was located around the main parking area, but up on a slight hill with an awesome view of the whole area. We love that it had heat/cool, bed/pillows were super comfy, wifi, and private. The cute main area where they serve pancakes and coffee in the morning has a refrigerator, microwave, kitchen utensils, and seating to enjoy your meals. Nearby there are bbq grills and activities for everyone to enjoy. Restrooms were decent—it’s camping still; it’s sufficient with running hot/cold water, shower, and toilet. We didn’t get to socialize at the camp because we were up and running to Zion National Park— about 1 hour away, then Bryce Canyon— about 2 hour away. I gave it 4 star because for the price we paid over $200/night— we expect a better breakfast that have some kind of protein and fruit options. Pancakes are great, but just not enough. The bundle of fire wood was $8! If you have time to glamp around it will be worth it, but if you are away from the camp site majority of time, there are other locations more affordable.

Amazing and friendly staff! They showed us around the compound, there were even Dino footprints!! The glamping site is not hard to find on google maps. The tents are built on solid ground. The photos looked like they are fluffy but don’t be mistaken. There is air conditioning with heating and power sockets for electrical needs. You could set up a BBQ fire as they provide wood for USD $8. The night sky were amazing! We woke up at 4AM to enjoy the sky. We absolutely recommend this place! Some of the things we liked: - No bed bugs or cockroaches - Super Safe neighbourhood - Free Parking - Free breakfast

It is a great concept and has great potential but for the price of an early spring stay ($200) it is way too rough around the edges. Despite below feeezing temps at night, we were toasty warm in tent. The interior is very comfortable and clean (except for the red mud you track in). The setting is beautiful. Marcel was very helpful and informative. While the pancakes were a nice to have, they were too slow in coming off the grill with less than half the tents full. For those of us non coffee drinkers orange juice or even water would be nice and butter for the pancakes would have been enjoyed. The campsite dog, Rocky, is very friendly and fun but for non dog people, be warned that he may end up in your tent if you don’t have it clamped shut like us. For the high price, each site should include a bundle of wood and lighter (currently no lighter and bundle is $8) and a smore pack would be nice touch. We bought a couple bundles of wood and really enjoyed our toasty fire outside our tent once we found a lighter. The worst part of the site was the awful, muddy, rutted road to access the site. You almost need a 4x4 with extra clearance as it needs to be graded and better looked after.

Not sure why it has such great reviews but the website and instagram page is very deceiving. They did a good job at making it seem luxurious on social media, but really it is just like regular camping, not glamping. There is tarp down in the tent, but the beds are rock hard solid and very hard to sleep on. They posted people sitting in hot tubs (there are none), and one single picture of the “inside” of the tents and that wasn’t even what it looked like. No carpets or decoration just a single lantern and two wooden chairs. The bathrooms aren’t attached or inside you have to walk a ways depending on where your tent is. They make it look like the Zion buses take you to their location by taking pictures of the Zion National park and the transportation but it’s actually an HOUR away from the park. This place is way over priced for what they offer. Yes the views are great but it’s no different of views in any other area. They provide pancakes and coffee in the morning but my family didn’t want to drink or eat because nothing looked clean. If you like regular camping this place is great. But I wouldn’t spend $365 a night.

Very great experience! People were extremely friendly, family oriented. We came in not knowing anybody and leaving like part of the family. Beautiful location surrounded by mountains and great places to hike and explore.