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Camp Outpost
Welcome to Camp Outpost, a hidden gem nestled in the breathtaking landscape of Springdale, Utah, just a stone's throw from the majestic Zion National Park. This charming eatery, located at 709 Zion Park Blvd, invites you to wind down after an adventurous day of hiking with a menu that celebrates comfort food with a twist.
As I stepped into Camp Outpost, I was immediately struck by its welcoming atmosphere — a perfect oasis for weary travelers. The outdoor seating area, dog-friendly and framed by stunning views, beckons to those looking to soak in the natural beauty surrounding them. With a friendly staff that prioritizes customer experience, the service here makes you feel like part of the Camp Outpost family.
Now, let's delve into the culinary highlights. The standout dish for many patrons seems to be the renowned rotisserie chicken. Tender, juicy, and perfectly marinated, it comes served alongside roasted potatoes and a medley of leafy vegetables. According to customer reviews, it’s a must-try, with some visitors returning for a second helping! Accompany this with a refreshing selection from local beers on tap, which only enhances the overall dining experience.
For those seeking a bit more adventure, the fried pickles offer a crispy delight that pairs well with the lighter options on the menu, such as the grain salad. Customers rave about its freshness, providing a delightful contrast to the heartier fare available. And let's not forget the burgers and sandwiches - the fried chicken sandwich and other meat dishes consistently receive high praise for quality and flavor, making it clear that the kitchen is dedicated to delivering great taste.
However, it's important to note that while the food consistently earns five-star reviews, some guests have noted a minor reservation regarding a surcharge fee. Camp Outpost would benefit from transparency in this area — perhaps adjusting menu prices for clarity would enhance the overall experience. Despite this, the delectable dishes and aesthetically pleasing settings more than compensate, inviting diners to focus on the delightful culinary offerings instead.
In summary, if you find yourself near Zion National Park, Camp Outpost should be your go-to destination for a meal that feels like a warm hug after a day of exploration. Whether you're savoring the rotisserie chicken or indulging in their locally inspired beers, your taste buds will thank you. So, grab a seat, relax, and enjoy all that this charming eatery has to offer – you won’t be disappointed!
People talk
Our Guestbook
“ I liked the rotisserie chicken which came with roasted potatoes and some leafy vegetables. It was well marinated and not dry. Fried pickles weren't bad either. The grain salad is also highly recommended. Servings were just right. They also had local area beers on tap. Dog friendly outside eating area. Highly recommended near Zion after a day of hiking. ”
“ It is a great place. Everything we got tasted so good. Giving 4 stars on service, just because they have a surcharge fee that is not advertised anywhere until you read it on the receipt. I hate hidden fees. I'd rather they increase the prices so people know what to expect when they come in, and remove the fee. Meat was fresh and everything we got was great. Perfect place to stop by when visiting Zion National Park. ”
“ March 2025. We ate dinner here twice during our visit. The staff were very friendly and patient as we deliberated on food. The burger was great, but the fried chicken sandwich was better. The rotisserie chicken was very good. Service was excellent as they'd bring bottles of water to your table. They were very attentive. ”
“ Good was good for what it was very fried not a ton of a healthy options but tasty and great value, they do charge 3% more because costs are up which is silly why not change the menu prices. Lovely setting really great views and great service by a nice staff ”
“ I rarely leave a review anywhere, but it has been about a week since I ate here and I’m still thinking about this place! The rotisserie chicken plate was literally so good that we ate here two nights in a row. Staff was super friendly, cute little place and prices were unexpectedly reasonable given the tourist area and how good the food was! 10/10 - well done! ”
“ We were apprehensive at first because of all the negative reviews, but it seems that it's just weird people Obviously, it is expensive because everything in a touristy town is overpriced. Also, you shouldn't expect a fine dining experience from a casual cafe But the food is good! The brussels sprouts are ”
“ My 9 year old insisted on me writing a review for this unassuming delish spot. My kids both got the burger (which turned out to be a double!) and couldn’t get enough. The meat was very good. Ask for a side of their camp sauce for dipping fries...it’s better than thousand island. Some allergy notes: not super df friendly. Had to pay extra for a gluten free bun because burgers are on a buttery brioche. ”
“ Absolutely delicious rotisserie chicken! I wish this were in my hometown. We ordered a whole chicken and grain salad and it was generous- enough for 3-4ppl. Super flavorful and juicy chicken, don’t miss out on this, and the potatoes and greens it comes with were delicious, fresh and different. The grain salad was refreshing with some homemade pickled veg mixed in, we loved every bite and everything about this easy casual spot. Friendly staff, small parking lot, and the views were beautiful too! It overlooks the desert rose in and the canyon walls beyond. ”