Zion National Park, UT

Just a small drive from the south entrance of Zion National Park, we recommend Watchman Campground. It’s surrounded by huge sandstone cliffs, tall rocky peaks, juniper woodlands, piñon pine, and lots of sagebrushes.

Right next to the campgrounds, you’ll find the mighty Virgin River running along with it, allowing campers access to bike trails along the riverbank plus hikes to a nearby archeological site.

Camping in Zion, Utah’s first National Park, offers a full range of vibrant geological history, and vivid sunsets that turn the peaks bright orange and red. You may want to bring your camera along for the experience to snap all the fantastic views you come in contact with.