AutoCamp Zion - Hotel in Virgin - 1322 UT-9, USA

We booked autocamp thru our UK travel operator Trailfinders who booked our accommodation for our road trip from Steamboat springs to Palm Springs via Moab, Monument Valley and Las Vegas. We really did not know what to expect but once we saw the Airstreamer and looked inside we were delighted, private patio area with shade and camp fire… the interiors have been fitted out to a luxurious degree, with aircon, modern contemporary bathroom that would suit any new apartment, queen bed and very cool lighting. The reception staff were charming and very helpful, particularly Jenna who recommended a super local restaurant Wild Thyme. Looking for a fun alternative to a regular hotel with something you will remember forever go to Autocamp we loved it

A welcome change from staying at regular hotels during our road trip through Utah. Our camper was on the backside of the campground near the river. It was very peaceful and relaxing there. We cooked on the fire and had a good night’s rest. Would love to do it again.

Very cool concept for a glamping site. The Airstream was very clean and comfortable, and the tent had plenty of room to hang out, and there were multiple fans and an a/c unit inside. Also plenty of activities available, and located next to the river. The sunset was very pretty. Jenna was very pleasant, friendly and helpful - she checked me in, later made burgers for me and my dog, and explained the options they have for do it yourself cooking. Great spot, wish I could've stayed longer.

Has a short stay at the Autocamp. It was quite a unique experience staying in a cabin. There were airstream as well buy we opted for the cabin. Checkin was quick and easy and the front desk hostess was polite and helpful. The cabin was surprisingly big with a bedroom with a bed and the sofa also converted into a bed. We had electricity, water and even a stove top if we needed to cook. The bathroom was big with a shower and had plenty of hot water. The amenities were fully stocked in the bathroom. The Autocamp had a large pool and the camp grounds were neat and tidy with a few board games for the campers to play. There are no restaurants or shops within walking distance from the Autocamp so you will have to drive to get things or meals.|Overall it was a great unique experience. Would highly recommend it |

Autocamp Zion may be a “resort” accommodation but it did not take away the real camping experience. We have camped at Zion campgrounds in the past by the Virgin River and it was not much of a difference other than the site has been set up for us. We stayed in their Premium Base Campsite. This has the most lot square footage accommodation if you want space around you. It is situated in the back by the Virgin River which provides some privacy and a more quiet environment if that’s what you’re looking for. It has a spacious tent with a king bed, an Airstream trailer with a queen bed, both has fridge and sofabed. The full bathroom, sink and microwave is in the Airstream. It has a covered patio and firepit. Cooking and dining utensils provided. You can bring whatever you want from food to firewood, otherwise, The General Store aka lobby has the basic necessities in case you forget something. Laura checked us in and recommended an amazing restaurant, Bit N Spur. This location takes you to Zion National Park through Springdale, which is a relaxing and scenic drive, in about 20 mins. Highly recommended if you want the camping experience but want to skip the set up and clean up part.

This was a different and cool experience. The staff was super helpful. There was a heated pool and bikes you could ride. It was close to Zion, which is so convenient. It rained our first night which was really loud and woke us up, but also a unique experience. We were close to the highway, which was a constant noise, so next time I would ask for a location at the back of the park, closer to the river, but overall it was great. I think I will bring my family here. The airstreams have nice large bathrooms and the beds are comfortable.

The front of the house staff is great (friendly, knowledgeable, etc.), location is gorgeous and pool is a great way to relax and cool off at the end of the day. The only two critiques I have is that would be nice to have someone refresh the room with towels and coffee, etc., sometime during your stay, and general upkeep on the grounds could be a bit better as there is quite a bit of garbage in the bushes behind the cabins, strewn around the grounds, trash cans overflowing, rocks on the pool deck etc.

The grounds are great. Everything is very clean and laid out with a modern touch. We stayed in an air stream which was a great size for me and my husband. Bathroom even felt big and luxurious for being inside a camper. The shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and lotion all smelled good. Pool had a lovely view with towels provided. General store is very basic but they have a lot of cute merch for sale. |The only reason I am giving this place 1 star is because they had a group check in the same night as us. Happy Dad hard seltzer had their CEOs birthday on the property this weekend. The group was inconsiderate, loud, messy, and clearly felt the property was theirs to take over. The group played music constantly by the pool, had coolers of their seltzer scattered around the pool like a college party, left towels and Happy Dad gear everywhere, and they stayed up taking over the communal space from early afternoon until past midnight every night. One night they set up a projector on the communal lawn to watch UFC fights until 11pm. If youve ever camped or stayed on a camp ground you know how annoying and disrespectful it is when a group feels entitled to keep the rest of the camp up. There’s clearly no policy at auto camp that considers the other guests when a group of 50+ books on the property. Happy Dad hard seltzer took full advantage of this and then continued to treat the staff with disrespect as if they were owed something. They’re blatant disrespect for others and clear sense of entitlement is an embarrassment to the company who had their logo flaunted all over the property. The company comes across like a bunch of children with money but clearly not enough success to afford their spoiled behavior. Happy Dad, some amateur budgeting advice so you don’t exude a fugly and concede personality in public; buy one less cyber truck with your boring logo wrapped around it so you can afford to buy out the camp ground next time. Autocamp, we booked this location for our baby moon because of reviews that said it was quite and relaxing but because of your lack of group policies and Happy Dad seltzer’s behavior, your camp ground was the worst part of our trip. Instead of a unique camping respite, we were forced into the most unfortunate stereotypical bro party. Heidi and the rest of the staff working this weekend made every effort to make up for Happy Dad’s sloppy and disrespectful behavior but if you’re company allows for a group of this size to rent without buying out, then you’re screwing your staff over. Clearly your camps need policies that your staff can lean into when dealing with adults who do not know how to act like a considerate adult. Happy Dad Hard Seltzer is the reason there are warnings on things that seem obvious…some adults would otherwise injury themselves or others.