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Photo: B018b, Loop B Photo: B018b, Loop B

WATCHMAN CAMPGROUND, UT

part ofZion National Park, National Park Service
Status: Open through Fri Feb 28 2014   Season Dates

Site, Loop:

B018b, Loop B

Type:

STANDARD ELECTRIC

Amenities:
Electric Hookup Pets Allowed
Please enter arrival date
Reservation Window: Wed May 22 2013 – Thu Nov 21 2013


Check-in: 12:00 pm
  


Nights
  
Departure date:
.
Check-out: 11:00 am

Site Details

  • Site Type: STANDARD ELECTRIC
  • Site Reserve Type: Site-Specific
  • Checkin Time: 12:00 pm
  • Checkout Time: 11:00 am
  • Type of Use: Overnight
  • Electricity Hookup: 30
  • Max Num of People: 6
  • Pets Allowed: Domestic
  • Max Num of Vehicles: 2
  • Driveway Entry: Back-In
  • Max Vehicle Length: 30

Know Before You Go

Site

Watchman Campground will be going through road construction Sept. 8-28, which will result in road closures of up to 2 hours. During this time it will not be possible to drive in or out of the campground loops.

Only one RV (Motorhome/5th wheel/RV/Pop-Up) is allowed on site. No tents are allowed.

Notes

Site

This campsite has:

  • no shade.
  • an electrical hook-up.
  • a short overhang at the back.
  • This campsite consists of the parking pad only. It is not suitable for tents, only for RVs. It is part of a group of six campsites that share a covered picnic pavilion, one fire pit, and one BBQ grill. It is great for groups. Please see pictures at left.

Legend

A : Available for online reservation (click to book arrival date)
L : Accepting Lottery Application (click to apply for the lottery)
W : First-come-first-served at facility (subject to availability)
R : Reserved
X : Not Available
** Arrival dates earlier than the online-reservation-window may also be available at the facility.
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