There are three developed campground in Zion National Park. The six-site Lava Point Campground is located on the north side of the park near the entrance of Kolob Canyon. Watchman campground and South Campground are located at the southern end of Zion Canyon near the park visitor center, and are significantly larger. The 164 sites at Watchman Campground may be reserved from March through October by calling 877-444-6777 or surfing over to recreation.gov. Zion Canyon is a popular summer travel destination so make a reservation if you plan to camp in the park. Riverside campsites cost a couple dollars more than other sites, and group sites are available. Backcountry camping is also permitted. For more information, visit Zion National Park Campgrounds.

Campgrounds in Zion National Park

Lava Point Campground | 6 sites | open year round | first-come first-serve | no fee | restrooms, drinking water, picnic tables, and fire rings | elevation 7,980 feet

South Campground | 126 sites | open year round | first-come first-serve | $16 per night | restrooms, drinking water, picnic tables, fire rings, and dump stations | elevation 4,000 feet

Watchman Campground | 164 sites | open year round | reservations accepted | $16 per night | restrooms, drinking water, picnic tables, fire rings, and dump stations | elevation 4,000 feet

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Hiking in Zion National Park

Trail	Description	Distance	Latitude, Longitude
	Weeping Rock This out and back hike visits an alcove in the sandstone wall of Zion Canyon where water seeps out of the rock, nourishing hanging gardens and plentiful vegetation.	0.4 miles 100 feet	37.272419, -112.937762
	Hidden Canyon This out and back hike ascends the east rim of Zion Canyon above Weeping Rock, and then crosses dramatic cliffs to reach a hanging canyon housing a small natural arch.	4.5 miles 850 feet	37.26527, -112.938371
	Angel's Landing This out and back hike takes an incredible route up the east rim of Zion Canyon ascending to a towering slab of sandstone jutting into the center of the canyon. The expansive views and thousand foot drop-offs have made this trail world famous.	5.2 miles 1,500 feet	37.269358, -112.94808
	Emerald Pools This loop visits three tiers of enchanting pools by incorporating the Lower, Middle, and Upper Emerald Pools Trails.	2.6 miles 350 feet	37.257225, -112.962635
	Court of the Patriarchs This brief walk heads up a short rise in the center of Zion Canyon to offer a nice view of the surrounding sandstone peaks.	0.1 miles 40 feet	37.236763, -112.960333