Saddlehorn Campground

The campsites are a little too close together, but they are nestled beautifully among the junipers. Some of the best views in Colorado can be seen from many campsites, or are a short walk away from others. The historic bathroom facilities are immaculate and smell like a pine forest. Thank you, John Otto, and the folks at the NPS who make this possible.

Very Clean Bathrooms.
Easy to read camp site numbers.
Excellent description of size of vehicle limits.

We loved this campsite! We had a spot along the ridge with a great sunset view.

We had a great weekend camping. Bathrooms were very clean. Campground staff was helpful and friendly.

great campground

Great location to visit Zion, Bryce and even Capital Reef NP. We loved the little town of Panguitch.
The camp host Leah was so friendly and accommodating. She gave us a great tip to also visit a National Monument close by; Ceder Breaks.

Good camping

The campsite was very large and had some trees for shade. The short hikes were easy and had great views. The campground was clean and well spaced out. The Visitor’s Center was informative, sold lots of fun items, and the staff were helpful.

Campground was very clean and well maintained. Gorgeous views abound! Entire incredible monument easily accessible! Otherworldly sunsets!
The only things that dampened my experience were
1.Heat- which is unavoidable. There is small amounts of shade, but prepare yourself for the afternoon heat in summer.
2. Blocked views- I had a campsite (40) facing the rim but on the inner side and my view to the overlook was blocked by an RV in the site across (39).
3. Crowded- low privacy sites- could hear other groups playing instruments and singing at early hours, and easily hear other campsite’s conversations.
Oh, and a tip- the ground is HARD, so bring strong tent stakes or sand bags.

Awesome campground/site (B47) with views. Site was private and had plenty of space to park 2 vehicles. Restrooms were very clean. Easy walk from campsite to Book Cliffs View.