Zion National Park’s first come, first serve camping options have significantly decreased in recent years. Most campgrounds now require reservations, with Lava Point Campground being the primary exception. This primitive campground offers 6 free sites from May to September, weather permitting. While South Campground no longer officially provides first come, first serve sites, campers may … Read more
Camping with dogs in Zion National Park offers a unique experience for pet owners. While options are limited, the park provides designated areas where dogs are welcome. This guide covers dog-friendly campsites, trails, regulations, and nearby alternatives. Understanding the rules and planning ahead ensures a enjoyable visit for both you and your canine companion in … Read more
Covered wagon camping near Zion National Park offers a unique blend of historical charm and modern comfort. While not available within the park itself, several nearby resorts provide this experience. These accommodations combine the nostalgia of pioneer-era wagons with amenities like comfortable beds, private bathrooms, and even luxury features like hot tubs. Located close to … Read more
Watchman Campground, located near the south entrance of Zion National Park, offers 176 campsites with stunning views of towering sandstone cliffs and easy access to the Virgin River. As the primary camping option in Zion, it provides a mix of tent-only sites, electric campsites, and group sites. Reservations are essential during peak seasons, with amenities … Read more
Zion National Park offers diverse camping experiences across three main campgrounds: Watchman, South, and Lava Point. Each area provides unique amenities and scenic views, catering to different camping preferences. From well-equipped sites near park amenities to remote, primitive spots, Zion’s camping areas accommodate various needs, including tent and RV options, with specific regulations to preserve … Read more
Zion Glamping Adventures offers a unique blend of luxury and nature near Zion National Park. Located in Hildale, Utah, this glamping site provides comfortable tents with modern amenities, stunning views, and easy access to outdoor activities. Guests can enjoy air-conditioned accommodations, private outdoor spaces, and a range of adventure packages. With its proximity to Zion … Read more
Zion National Park’s Lava Point Campground is a secluded, primitive camping area located at 7,890 feet elevation. This first-come, first-served campground offers six free sites with basic amenities like pit toilets and fire pits. Situated off Kolob Terrace Road, it provides stunning views, cooler temperatures, and access to trails such as the West Rim Trail. … Read more
Zion Lava Point, situated at an elevation of 7,890 feet above sea level, offers a unique and less-crowded experience within Zion National Park. This remote area provides stunning panoramic views, primitive camping opportunities, and access to challenging hiking trails. Located about 25 miles north of Virgin, Utah, Lava Point serves as an excellent base for … Read more
Watchman Campground in Zion National Park does not have on-site shower facilities. Campers must use nearby facilities in Springdale for showering. The closest public showers are at Zion Outfitter, a short distance from the campground. These showers cost $4 for 5 minutes and are token-operated. While not within the campground itself, these facilities provide a … Read more