Photo: Bryce amphitheater panorama from the rim via Wikimedia Commons — see the file page for the author and licence.
8,000 ftELEVATION
All yearSEASON
ReservableBOOKING
Conditions Right Now
Loading camp weather...
Nights run cold up here - pack warm layers even in July.
Why Camp Here
North is the Bryce campground that stays open when the snow comes, which is the main thing separating it from Sunset. Four loops: A and B are paved and take RVs, C and D are gravel and limited to tents and small camper vans, and generators run only in A and B, so the tent loops stay quiet. Flush toilets and drinking water are on site, there are no hookups at any site, and the general store nearby has showers and laundry in the warm months.
Tip: Walk to Sunrise Point in the dark and watch the hoodoos ignite.
Around Camp
Map loads when you are online
Out the tent door: Queen's Garden + Navajo Loop (Hike, 1 mi) · Peekaboo Loop (Hike, 1 mi) · Fairyland Loop (Hike, 1 mi) · Mossy Cave & Waterfall (Hike, 4 mi)
Quick Answers
- Do I need a reservation at North Campground (Bryce)?
- Reservable via recreation.gov.
- What elevation is North Campground (Bryce)?
- 8000 feet. Season: All year. Nights run cold up here - pack warm layers even in July.
- Why camp at North Campground (Bryce)?
- North stays open through winter, so it is the one Bryce campground you can use when the hoodoos are under snow. It sits within walking distance of the visitor center and the rim, has flush toilets and drinking water, and keeps generators out of its two tent-only loops.