Red Cliffs Campground

Red Cliffs was a great place to camp (no hook ups) and hike. Beautiful!! There is a fair amount of day use that subsides during the evenings, so night is quiet. My only complaint is the $8 reservation fee imposed by recreation.gov (in addition to the $15 camping fee). A smaller reservation fee would allow greater accessibility for those looking to experience the beautiful setting.

Beautiful campground, but very busy with day use during the day, especially on weekends.

Quiet, small, tucked in beautiful red rock. Nice hiking trails for all ages.

We loved camping here!

Small, quiet, beautiful. No big rigs due to the two very small tunnels on the way to the park.

Beautiful, peaceful place. The staff was great - someone's big dog was running loose, but the ranger handled it and checked on everyone in a friendly way. The bathrooms were clean and though my camping spot was a little small (#10), there was a decent amount of space between campsites. It's nice that there are no really big campers here. The day use parking spots are a little close to the campsites and I found people at our reserved pavilion when we arrived, but they were understanding and cleared out. Cool to see real dinosaur tracks too. Check them out on the north east side of the loop, just up the hill (there are signs that describe what you're seeing). Make sure to reserve a camping spot before you go. They are required.

The campground is very nice. However, when we arrived at place, it was occupied by people of day use. They leaved theirs belongs and went away. We had to wait 2,5 hours for our place so we lost our afternoon. The restrooms were dirty and there was not the toilet paper. If not, for the rest, it was the great experience, location is wonderful!

This small campground is a beautiful spot for a one or two night stay. Our boys loved climbing the rocks, exploring the various trails and visiting the creek. Our site was clean and the vault toilets were clean. This is a big day use area so the campground sees a lot of traffic during the day but by night it's quiet. We would stay here again for sure.

Great hiking right from the campground.

We didn't know until we arrived that all sites had to be reserved online. There is no cell reception there, so we had to leave to reserve a spot. Half of the sites weren't taken because of the difficulty in reserving. Although a couple spent the night without paying because there was no one there to stop them. The next camp we stayed at didn't have a camp host either but it was first come, first served and I think everyone paid on the honor system. You should have more faith in us good people.