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Camping in Zion National Park
Camping in Zion National Park
There are two campgrounds within the main section of the park:
Watchman Campground, Located near the south entrance (just across the Virgin River from the Visitor Center). Open year-round. This campground offers sites on a first-come, first-serve basis from November through March, while reservations may be made up to five months in advance during the rest of the year . $16 per site without electric hookups, $18 per site with electric hookups, and $20 per site for river sites. �
South Campground, Located near the south entrance (just north of the Visitor Center). Open March-October. All sites in the South Campground are first-come, first serve. If you're willing to not make any reservations, see if you can get a site here instead of at Watchman, since the campsites generally have more shade and are closer to the Virgin River. $16 per site, per night. �
Both of these campgrounds provide restrooms, picnic tables, RV dump, drinking water and utility sinks.
In the Kolob Terrace section of Zion, there are six primitive sites at Lava Point. The sites are usually open from June to November, but the road will close in the winter due to snow. There is no water at the campground.
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