Description

Utah, Zion National Park is one of Americas best national parks.  Beautiful wilderness areas, narrow sand stone canyons and rugged peaks.  Bring the bikes and ride the bike paths and the Zion Canyon Senic Drive.  Put the bikes on the free shuttle and ride to the end of the canyon at Temple of Sinawava.  From there it's a downhill ride to the campgrounds with amazing views the entire way.

Hiking The Narrows is a great way to spend the day.  Be ready to walk through a stream that may be up to your waist in places.  Bring the right shoes, plenty of water, a walking stick, and food.  You will see wonderful views.  See the "photo" tab above for pictures of The Narrows.

NPS campground information can be found here:     http://www.nps.gov/zion/planyourvisit/campgrounds-in-zion.htm

If you plan to take your RV out through the tunnels on the east side of the park, then read the following:

http://www.nps.gov/zion/planyourvisit/the-zion-mount-carmel-tunnel.htm

Comment

Zion National Park has two large campgrounds located just inside of the south entrance to the park.  There is easy access to the town of Springdale via the park shuttle that runs through the entire town and park.  It's a free shuttle buss and a wonderful service to the people visiting the park.  The shuttles run often and are capable of carrying two bikes up into the park.  Overflow vehicle parking is available for both campgrounds.  Campgrounds have restrooms but, no showers.  Trash cans are available.  Pets are allowed in both campgrounds.  Firewood and other items can be found at the market near the park entrance.   From march through November a campground stay limit of 14 days is in affect.  For campground details, click the campground link below. 

SOUTH CAMPGROUND

South Campground is located ½ mile from the South Entrance. There are 127 campsites (including three wheelchair accessible) available first-come, first-served. There are no hook-ups however, a dump station is available for campers. Generators are allowed from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. and from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Campsites are $16.00 per night. Owners of an Interagency Senior, Access, Golden Age, or Access Pass receive a 50% discount on camping fees. 

WATCHMAN CAMPGROUND

Watchman Campground is located ¼ mile from the South Entrance. Tent and electric campsites are available year-round however, group campsites are available by reservation from March through November. There are 162 regular sites, 2 wheelchair accessible sites and 7 group sites.  95 campsites have electrical hookups. Reserve an electric campsite if you need power. There are no full-hookup campsites available.  A dump station is available for RV's.

Reservations

Caution:  If you are walking in one of the parks canyons, watch out for the possibility of flash floods.  Please take the threat of flash floods seriously. 

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