Watchman Campground

"Zion National Park’s main campground, Watchman Campground sits beneath the incredible rock formations of the south end of the park, an every campsite has a view. Campsites are available year round, and reservations are required March-November. Reservations can be made on Recreation.gov. The campground has 190 sites, but it’s a good idea to book early when necessary, as they tend to fill up almost immediately, especially in high season. Reservations can be made six months prior to the date of stay. The sites are great for car camping since you’ll be able to pull right up to your site. Some sites are also near the river. There are a few shaded sites as well, which can accommodate vehicles up to 12’6” in height. Generators are not permitted and there are no hook up sites. There is a dump station available for campers. Sites with electrical hookups are $430/night, and tent only sites (with vehicle drive up availability) are $20/night. There are also 18 tent only sites that are walk up, so if you’re planning on camping in your car, make sure you don’t book one of those. Each campsite has a fire pit and picnic table."

"Beautiful campsite with great amenities. Sites are close together and we just happened to have some neighbors with a very ... eclectic taste in music."

"Can book up to 6 months in advance via Recreation.gov"