Ruby’s Inn – RV Park and Campground

This refers to the hotel. While sleeping in my room I was awakened as hotel personnel open my door at 10:00PM. No knock or anything. I then called the front desk, asked to have a manager call back. Waited ½ an hour no call. I called back, spoke with Scott the manager. Tells he’s sorry he gave me a free breakfast. I asked how I would know that as he never called. Scott was rude and tried to say there was no other manager to talk to. Finally admitted the name to me. after getting very nasty and telling me I was rude to him. A violation of the most basic of a hotel’s jobs, safety and security of guests. I’d never stay here again and I’d strongly advise all others to do the same.

We called them to make reservations for our 3 days and discovered that was the weekend they were scheduled to close. The lady on the phone was fantastic and offered to keep the place open for at least two days for us. When we got there, she actually remember our phone call and asked if we minded the «back area» so they could start shutting down the front area. Fine with us. Full hookup, no neighbors except the herd of deer! When we found out our TV cable didn’t make it with us, they were sold out and she offered us one that they use in the office.
No charge and just leave it in one of the bathrooms when we left… They even left one of the bathrooms and one of the showers open for us with heat! (nights were in the teens)
Would highly recommend for the excellent personnel and staff. Extremely convenient to the park.

This is by far one of my top 10 campgrounds in the US of A! Team members were friendly, helpful and genuine. The bathrooms and sites were very very clean! Hot showers were greatly appreciated. I’m a tent camper and enjoyed all the locations of water stations and clean rest rooms! We even had an Elk Bull and two females wander through camp one night!

This place is super convenient to the park, and a shuttle stops literally in front of the building to pick you up and bring you into Bryce. On the premises, you have access to a general store (gifts and tons of groceries), laundry, clean showers and restrooms, and probably a few other amenities I didn’t utilize. They had two restaurants on location, and I would seriously not recommend going to the «pizza shop». They are basically just microwaveable pizzas which made me sick to my stomach afterwards. My only complaint was that they have no way of saving tent spots like most campgrounds do with a ticket post. The front desk printed us out a copy of our receipt and had us write RESERVED on it, then tape it on our picnic table. Unfortunately they also had some lovely guests who ripped the sign off of the table and camped in our spot anyway. Not fun to come back at 10pm and realize you have no camp spot. Had to drive around for 20 minutes in darkness looking for one.

The Ruby’s complex is a mixed bag. Barren campgrounds and awful restaurants with a great general store, shuttle, laundry and mechanics services. There are big pros and cons here:
The RV area is a huge gravel parking lot with few trees and no privacy. The advertised free Wifi was intermittent to non-​existent. The few times we could get access it was so SLOW it was too irritating to use. There is a small pool which, on our recent visit, was packed with happy teens. The burger restaurant was awful. Dry, tasteless burgers in a 7 – 11 atmosphere. We went there after learning the wait in the main restaurant was over 45 minutes. (Not their fault. It was packed). Finally, it is about twice as expensive as the average national park, state park or forest service campground at nearly $ 50/​night for a full service spot.
But there are some good things here, too. First of all, every service you could ever need is somewhere in the complex. Tours. ATVs. Horses. Multiple restaurants. We didn’t use those but the laundry is great: reliable high quality and clean machines. The washers are small, but the dryers are huge. The general store is well stocked and has surprisingly low prices for a campground store. The shuttle stops nearby and offers a three-​hour informational tour. It is free but you must make reservations at a shuttle kiosk on the main road just outside the entrance to the RV area. Corny jokes but just right for tired travelers to get an overview. Finally, they have first-​rate mechanic services. We needed two new u-​joints on an older Dodge pick-​up. They ordered the parts from a nearby town and half a day later we were on the road.
So, we were glad they were there but will stay and eat elsewhere when we return.

We stayed here for 2 nights and it was great! The first night we had a teepee, which actually worked out well for us because it was a windy night and we didn’t have to worry about our tent blowing around. The next night we were able to choose our own tent site and got a nice one overlooking the lake.
The showers here are very nice and clean. Also, there’s a pool and hot tub for the guests to use, which was relaxing after a day of hiking.
The only thing I didn’t like was that some of the people working the front desk weren’t very friendly, and seemed especially frustrated with dealing with foreigners (which there were a lot of), so I was bummed to see them being treated in such an unwelcoming way.

We stayed at cabin number 3! I loved the cabins! It was like camping but with more comfort of a home. There is a fire pit and picnic table out front. The space inside is on the small side but it’s certainly more then if I was in a tent. The pool and hot tub is kept clean and we enjoyed the use of the hot tub after hiking all day. The hot tub was pretty full on a Saturday but less so by the time the weekend ended. All the facilities are clean and the staff work hard from what I can tell to keep it so. The cabin has no a/​c but does have a heater. If staying in summer I highly recommend leaving door and all windows open for a while before going to sleep otherwise it will be uncomfortably hot. The bunk beds are neat but if ur a light sleeper your bed will move if the person above or below is turning/​moving. Mattress comfort is average. I would for sure return but maybe bring an extra sleeping bag for padding as I prefer a softer bed.

We rent a tipi, good experience with kids. Just ask tipi #10 surrounded by pine trees, because all the others are by the road.

This place was great. Nice big campground with all the amenities. Most sites were pull-​thrus, and were very large. Great fire pits in each one. Great place for bikes & ATVs. Easy access to the park. This place had a very good laundry facility and general store.

Used the car wash because of all the dust/​dirt we had accumulated on our vehicle. They have an automatic car wash which was desperately needed. Machine looked as if it had seen better days but it got the job done and eliminated most of the outside mess.

Ruby’s owns the town. They have a general store, camping, motel and they charge …$ 5 to use their shower.
It cost them 25cents for the water.
Bryce is absolutely beautiful and after a long day hiking in the park you should know the park showers close at 8pm and open at 8am.

Good place to camp or park your RV. They’ve got clean showers, swimming pool, and friendly service.
My husband and I didn’t make any prior reservations, and we strolled in and asked is they had any vacancies for tipis. We were so fortunate that they had 2 open spots out of 8!
They also gave us the Honeymoon Tipi, which is the only one that is a bit further away from the rest of the campsite. This helped a lot with the noise because there were a ton of people camping out there.
The pool is nice but again, heavily frequented. LOTS of kids.
Just a half mile away from the park entrance. This, it’s a convenient place to stay!

Welp… now I can cross «spend the night in a tee pee» off of my bucket list.
Stayed here one night while on a road trip and visit to Bryce Canyon. Check in was quick and easy. The tee pee was cool. Basic, but very spacious and provided a great place to stay out of the elements for the night. A picnic table and fire ring were nice. The teepee was kind of close to the neighbors and the highway — we were sort of «on display» as people kept stopping on the roadside and taking pictures of us while we were cooking and eating dinner — I guess they don’t have teepees in Germany, France or Korea.
In exploring the entire campground I was relieved that the teepee section was in the trees with shade. Much of the campground was in nice wooded areas, but there was a very large, crowded, cramped area that appeared to be full of campers/​trailers/​motorhomes with ATV’s and it was basically a dirt parking lot with no shade. Glad we weren’t in that section.
Overall the campground was very nice — great showers and clean restrooms. The only complaint was that they were few and far between. It was a bit of a hike in the middle of the night to visit the «facilities». The showers were a little crowded in the morning and our access code didn’t work, but we were able to clean up by catching the door when the previous campers left.
All in all the place was convenient, clean and unique. Little kids would probably really have fun with the teepee thing. Since my kids are older we had a good laugh and chalked it up to an experience for the books. The price was a little steep for a glorified tent, but the laughs and chuckles were priceless. Wifi was non-​existent. Probably wouldn’t do it again, but glad I did it once.

Went tipi camping here recently, didn’t have a reservation but got a tipi easily. Was excited to find they had a pool (with a hot tub), showers, and laundry at our disposal. The tipi was large and the pool was walking distance. For one night it was about $ 40 which I found very reasonable. I definitely recommend camping here.

Over priced poor wifi. We spent 5 night at @ $ 50 per night. First 3 night wifi was sporadic. At best it was 0.23mb download. The next 2 days it was zero. I complained Saturday morning again Saturday afternoon. Sunday morning I told the lady again she said all the Mormons were at church all day and maybe Monday. I said I told you Saturday morning. She said oh well.

My family and I stayed at Ruby’s RV Park with our trailer. The park itself is nondescript – several dirt rows of RV spots with the basic electrical, cable TV, and sewer hookups. The restroom facilities were average. It would be nice if the park were paved, but it’s not a big issue. The best thing about the park is its close vicinity to the entrance of Bryce Canyon National Park. It also has a convenient general store with souvenirs (big selection of clothes) and a grocery section with fresh produce. We left Bryce two days early to head to Grand Canyon, and the staff graciously refunded that part of our pre-​paid reservation.

We loved our 5 day stay in the back of the park. Spacious, clean and quiet. Great for dogs. Hauling a 40′ 5^th wheel. Had an easy time getting in and out. Pull thru spots. Full hook up, 50 amp. Trees are sparse, but we didn’t want anything to block our view anyway. We saw deer frolicking in a nearby field and the evening storms brought great lightening shows. Only had to talk with staff one time at check in, but they were very friendly and accommodating. Will definitely stay here again!

Campground was nice, showers and bathrooms were cleaned very well daily. Bus stop and tickets for Bryce Canyon right there, and a small general store with better prices then the other stops around this little strip of tourist town. All the staff was nice that I interacted with. We stopped toward the end of June so everyone was there vacationing with families. I thought the pool area was cute, grass and lounge chairs, but it was too small for all the people crowding the water and jacuzzi with 2 – 5 kids in tow each.
4 out of 5 stars overall, I’d definitely camp there again, RV or even just a tent with all the grass areas and tiny lake in the back.

We ended up here at around 6:30 PM on a Friday. There was a planned ultra race happening there on Saturday.
We checked in with our confirmation and were told to grab any site excluding group and RV site which had a bench. Drove along the road, it’s a huge campsite. No site available!!!
Went back to the reception and were told «oh grab any available space if it’s not in the RV or group camping area»
Finally we found a very cramped area, shared by 3 more campers.
I guess for me driving all the way from California with a toddler and a dog added to the woes. It was already dusk and took us some time to get our bearings.
Heads up there is only one shower and laundry area, it’s always available and not crowded especially if you are doing laundry mid morning. Again for me having a kid and a dog and having to load all of them and driving to the area was a major pain.
What IS nice is having the shuttle to bryce NP stop right outside, clean shower areas and restrooms. The people working the reception are friendly, but I guess all of Utah is friendly ;)
It really lost two stars because the campground felt very unplanned. I wish each camper (family) was given a number like what’s usually done unless it’s backcountry camping. Way too crowded in my opinion unless it was due to the race. tip: get here early if you want your pick of campsite or be prepared — grab dinner etc — pitch your tent and call it a day.
Oh there is a small store if you forgot to get essentials and a few mins walk away a very nice store and an ok pricey restaurant

Campground is large, but sites are unlevel. The campground has no TV, even though the hotel has cable TV. Rumor was going around that it was going to snow, we asked office, they told us they didn’t know, so we asked if there was a radio station to hear the weather, they didn’t know. NOT helpful! The next morning we woke up to snow and while getting ready to break camp and leave they rented our site out! The new camper was very rude while waiting. It wasn’t even check out time yet, and check in time was 2 hrs. later! We complained to office and the girl said she couldn’t keep tract of who was in what site. Now, they have 200 sites, there were only about 50 sites being used. I’d never go back!