4.5
RV Park
A OK RV Park
Thompson Springs, Utah
Campground in Utah.
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About Canyon View RV Park
Campground in Utah.
Canyon View RV Park offers a wonderful Utah camping experience in a region celebrated for its dramatic natural landscapes and outdoor recreation opportunities. With 24 sites nestled in this scenic corner of Utah, the park provides an intimate setting that feels far removed from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, while still maintaining convenient access to some of the state's most captivating attractions.
Utah is known worldwide for its stunning geological formations, and staying at Canyon View RV Park places you in prime position to explore some of these natural wonders. The red rock canyons, soaring cliff faces, and expansive vistas that characterize this region create an awe-inspiring backdrop for your camping adventure. Whether you're an avid hiker, a casual nature lover, or simply someone seeking peaceful days surrounded by beauty, the landscape here delivers in abundance.
The park's location makes it ideal for visitors interested in exploring Utah's incredible array of outdoor activities. The area attracts adventure seekers who want to experience hiking, photography, sightseeing, and wildlife observation. Many guests come to witness the remarkable geological formations that have made Utah a destination for nature enthusiasts from around the world. Early morning and sunset hours offer particularly magical times to experience the canyon views and changing light on the rock formations.
Beyond the immediate surroundings, the region offers plenty of nearby attractions worth exploring. The distinctive character of Utah's landscape means you're likely within reasonable driving distance of various points of interest, scenic drives, and outdoor recreation areas. This makes Canyon View RV Park a practical base camp for a longer stay where you can take day trips and return to your comfortable RV site each evening.
The park's 24-site configuration creates a more personal camping community atmosphere compared to larger facilities. This scale allows for a quieter, more relaxed experience while still providing the infrastructure and services RV travelers expect. The park appeals to a diverse range of visitors, including families looking for a memorable vacation, retirees seeking extended travel experiences, and outdoor enthusiasts planning to use the location as a launching point for exploration.
Guests consistently rate their experiences positively, with the park earning a solid 4.1 out of 5 stars from 38 reviews. This rating reflects both the quality of the facilities and the exceptional natural setting that draws people to this part of Utah. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or a longer camping adventure, Canyon View RV Park provides a welcoming base for experiencing one of America's most visually stunning regions.
Utah is known worldwide for its stunning geological formations, and staying at Canyon View RV Park places you in prime position to explore some of these natural wonders. The red rock canyons, soaring cliff faces, and expansive vistas that characterize this region create an awe-inspiring backdrop for your camping adventure. Whether you're an avid hiker, a casual nature lover, or simply someone seeking peaceful days surrounded by beauty, the landscape here delivers in abundance.
The park's location makes it ideal for visitors interested in exploring Utah's incredible array of outdoor activities. The area attracts adventure seekers who want to experience hiking, photography, sightseeing, and wildlife observation. Many guests come to witness the remarkable geological formations that have made Utah a destination for nature enthusiasts from around the world. Early morning and sunset hours offer particularly magical times to experience the canyon views and changing light on the rock formations.
Beyond the immediate surroundings, the region offers plenty of nearby attractions worth exploring. The distinctive character of Utah's landscape means you're likely within reasonable driving distance of various points of interest, scenic drives, and outdoor recreation areas. This makes Canyon View RV Park a practical base camp for a longer stay where you can take day trips and return to your comfortable RV site each evening.
The park's 24-site configuration creates a more personal camping community atmosphere compared to larger facilities. This scale allows for a quieter, more relaxed experience while still providing the infrastructure and services RV travelers expect. The park appeals to a diverse range of visitors, including families looking for a memorable vacation, retirees seeking extended travel experiences, and outdoor enthusiasts planning to use the location as a launching point for exploration.
Guests consistently rate their experiences positively, with the park earning a solid 4.1 out of 5 stars from 38 reviews. This rating reflects both the quality of the facilities and the exceptional natural setting that draws people to this part of Utah. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or a longer camping adventure, Canyon View RV Park provides a welcoming base for experiencing one of America's most visually stunning regions.
24
Total Sites
4.1
Rating
38
Reviews
Park Details
Total Sites
24
Tips & Tricks
Book Early
Springville is popular during peak season. Reserve 2-4 weeks in advance for weekends and holidays.
Check-in Time
Most parks have check-in after 1:00 PM and check-out by 11:00 AM. Call ahead if you'll arrive late.
Local Weather
Utah weather can change quickly. Pack layers and check the forecast for Springville.
Explore the Area
Don't miss local attractions near Springville. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.
Canyon View RV Park Reviews
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Jessa Boyer
Mar 18, 2026
3.0
Google Review by Jessa Boyer
It's essentially a parking lot with some electrical hookups and a bathroom through a small trail. Good enough for a nights rest but $40 a night felt pretty steep considering $50 a night you can get hot water, a nice RV spot with electrical, sewage, hot showers in a gated park elsewhere. Appreciated the nights rest off the highway.
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Raquel Mower
Mar 18, 2026
4.0
Google Review by Raquel Mower
It works great if you need to stay a night or 2. It can get very hot there in the summer months. So make sure your RV has A/C. The area for your RVs is very close together, so that kind of sucks. But it does have power & water. We basically use it for when our daughter has softball tournaments. It's cheaper than a hotel. But it is NOT a campground.
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Anthony Proulx
Mar 18, 2026
4.0
Google Review by Anthony Proulx
Very easy spot to stay and sleep. At 40 bucks it's high. But when in a pinch you have a bathroom, electricity, and water hook up. Also has a dump site.
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Lawrence Hayes
Mar 18, 2026
4.0
Google Review by Lawrence Hayes
We found this little park on a Google search. Overall, it's a nice one night stopover. Be advised that the spaces only accommodate trailers about 24 feet long and that's if you disconnect your tow vehicle. Our 40 foot 5th wheel was a bit difficult to park. The road was busy until after dark, and then it was very quiet. The pay station only takes cash or checks. We tried to find a walkable path fro... We found this little park on a Google search. Overall, it's a nice one night stopover. Be advised that the spaces only accommodate trailers about 24 feet long and that's if you disconnect your tow vehicle. Our 40 foot 5th wheel was a bit difficult to park. The road was busy until after dark, and then it was very quiet. The pay station only takes cash or checks. We tried to find a walkable path from the rv camp to the park but weren't able to. The camp area and the park are about 30 feet apart in elevation, and the slope is dirt and covered with leaves. An area map would be helpful. We came in from I-15 from the south, and Google maps led us on a zig-zag path in the back way. Come in from 15 on 6. The city website is less than helpful, although I'm sure a phone call to the park dept. would've cured that. Edit: The walking path is adjacent to the entrance to the parking area.
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Slow Walker
Mar 18, 2026
4.0
Google Review by Slow Walker
Not a bad place to stay but it’s a smaller very tight rv park. Just have some good spotters. Be happy to stay here again. No issues
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