Really fun place to stay! The staff was super nice, lots to do. Great showers in the RV park, food at the restaurant was great too. I would avoid the 3 hour horse back ride Ruby's offer... what a disappointment.. it is MILES from the national park and takes you to nothing except a turn around and a filthy bathroom..... more

Ruby's Inn had modest, clean, affordable rooms. For the shopper, there is a wonderful gift/clothing/souvenier shop. Our family enjoyed dinner and breakfast at the restaurant, which was quite tasty, with a great dinner buffet. ATV riders were accessble just across the street, and was a highlight to our trip. Ruby's Inn is a great central location for visiting Zion National... more

Stayed at the RV park for 3 nightsafter leaving Zion, this was altogether a world of difference, ok the plastic cowboy town and the holiday camp sterility of the attractions did detract somewhat but after Zion, this was Nirvana!, the whole set up is there to get you to spend money, and spend you will,again you are a captive audience... more

Cabin was clean & comfortable. The staff was very nice. With this being said there were also a couple of drawbacks, specific to people renting a cabin. The cabins are practically on top of the hotel parking lot (ours happened to be the closest). Perhaps if we were in a different cabin or if there were just a few trees... more

We stayed in one of Ruby's Inn's Tipis. It was fun and added a little something different to our trip :-) When I booked the trip I was unaware of how cold it could get at night - which is, of course, my own fault but something to take into consideration. It went as low as 36 degrees one night!... more

OK, a mixed review; first the good things. This camp is more like a State Park campsite(which we prefer) with plenty of trees, and many of the spaces have plenty of space around them (more on this later). Most are pull-through, for those uncomfortable backing into a space. The "security" truck was much in evidence, patrolling regularly the 3 days... more

We typically like to camp in campgounds within the National Parks, more of a true camping experience even with our camping trailer. Neither of the two campgounds within Bryce NP took reservations and since we were driving from Colorado, I like the peace of mind knowing I have a site reserved. Ruby's is more like a KOA with all the... more

Ruby's RV Park has a dandy location just a couple of miles outside the gates of Bryce Cnyon National Park. It is very large and sprawling, with nice pine trees throughout much of the park. The park is big-rig friendly, however, there are some sharp turns going into some of the spaces. Most of the spaces have adequate room, although... more

Ruby's Inn is a fun spot to stay while visiting Bryce Canyon National Park. It is right outside the park, so very convenient. It is very touristy, with lots of opportunities to spend money. It has a large gift shop and there is a replica of an old west town across the road, with more shops and an ice cream... more