Permits and How to Get Them Because of the enormous number of folks who want to use the park, and the delicate nature of some rock formations and eco-systems, permits are required for certain places and activities. Day hiking – No permits required, with two exceptions – day-hiking the Narrows from the top down, … Continued
Your visit to Zion River RV Resort would not be complete without a trip to Zion National Park. Steep, red sandstone cliffs, sculpted by millions of years of rushing waters, create the breath-taking views you came for. The cliffs are a bird-watchers paradise, with hawks, eagles and kites, all sorts of water fowl, hummingbirds, swifts, … Continued
Zion National Park attracts three million visitors each year, but when winter rolls in you’d hardly know that Zion is Utah’s most popular national park. Zion’s mild winters allow park visitors to experience the beauty and solitude of Zion without the crowds and heat of peak summer season. Fresh air, scenery, and exciting outdoor adventures … Continued
Plan. Visit www.nps.gov/zion to preview Zion National Park. The main page has a section,“Plan Your Visit”, that gives visitors answers to the most common questions. It’s also a good idea to search for visitor tips or blogs about Zion. Go early or late to avoid the longest lines and largest crowds. Getting to the … Continued
Written By Andi Buttram April 2016 Vacation season is here, but first you must make it to HERE…Utah’s #1 Campground, Zion River Resort. RV and camping trips are some of life’s most memorable family times, but driving for hours with children in tow can be a challenge. As a parent who loves to travel just … Continued
