Orderville hugs Zion National Park's east edge on Utah Highway 9. Towering red cliffs frame this tiny town of 600 souls. Camp at Zion Crest Campground & RV Park, Orderville Gulch Trailhead, or Cliffside Cabins and RV Park to hike Zion's Narrows or Angels Landing without traffic hassles.
Orderville draws adventurers to Zion National Park's wild east side. Zion's east entrance lies just five miles west on Highway 9. Hikers start at Pine Creek slot canyon or scan slot canyons from Checkerboard Mesa viewpoint. Pioneers founded the town in 1875 as a communal utopia; visit the historic Orderville Fort on Main Street for a quick history lesson.
Zion Crest Campground & RV Park pulls hikers with pull-through sites and quick Zion shuttle access. Orderville Gulch Trailhead fits rugged campers who hike gulch trails straight from dry campsites. Cliffside Cabins and RV Park suits families and groups: expect WiFi, hot showers, dump station, and spacious group sites amid cliff views.
Orderville stands out as Zion National Park's quiet east gateway. The town sits five miles from the park's east entrance on Highway 9, perfect for escaping Springdale crowds. Explore pioneer history at the Orderville Fort or hike slot canyons like Pine Creek right nearby. Red cliffs and small-town vibes define this 1875 communal outpost.
Find three top RV parks right in Orderville: Zion Crest Campground & RV Park, Orderville Gulch Trailhead, and Cliffside Cabins and RV Park. Zion Crest offers easy Zion access; Gulch suits trail lovers. Cliffside adds WiFi, showers, and dump station near town center on Main Street.
Cliffside Cabins and RV Park provides full hookups with WiFi, showers, and dump station. Zion Crest offers partial hookups ideal for dry camping fans near trails. Orderville Gulch Trailhead sticks to primitive sites; check each park's site for exact electric, water, sewer setups.
