So today we're gonna be looking at those places that you can stay at around Zion
National Park in Utah
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our goal to provide you with the resources and the information to get out
there and camp. That's why Campendium was created. There's the website and the
mobile app, so that there's a place and a resource to go to to find the places
that you want to go to to camp and be able to learn from other people be able
to read reviews see pictures get all all the information before you get there so
today we're gonna be looking at those places that you can stay at around Zion
National Park in Utah that kind of a funny story when we first got in our RV
we thought we could as ion and we didn't know anything we didn't know where to
stay we didn't do any research we didn't have any resources we didn't have
compendium so we ended up spending our first night on the side of the road
because everything that we knew of was full in Zion National Park area and so
we just ended up on the side of the highway fun memories but I do not want
to do that for every RV trip that we go on so that's why compendiums a good
resource so let's look at some of these places to stay and look at some of these
reviews of what people have said about it and the pictures they have taken so
let's start by looking at the areas you can stay near the south entrance and
first on our list is virgin dam now this is some great BLM camping one review
says it's pretty cool camping alongside a cliff that overlooks the virgin river
everywhere you look as a sight to see and not to mention the stars are
absolutely beautiful at night continents collide said this place was perfect tons
of open space with beautiful views of the canyons out every window of our
airstream completely peaceful and quiet it took about 35 to 40 minutes to get
into the National Park town is about 15 minutes away and has everything you need
now if you don't have a big rig and you need some cell service then leaves
Canyon might be just what you need some review said they loved the Red Rocks and
there are some nice hikes in the area by these great designated camps
this definitely looks like a beautiful area next on our list is Sheep bridge
Road some of the reviews said sheep bridge
Road was easy to find off of highway 9 and we had some spectacular views during
sunrise and sunset other people said if you want to stay clear of the bike race
staging area and you should have no noise issues and a cleaner experience so
those are a few options that you have on the south entrance let's move over to
the east entrance so first one on our list is old highway 89 here are a few of
the titles from the review that kind of says it all good views easy access off
of 89 surprisingly nice boondocking just off of us 89 fast internet great views
and the last one just says simply fantastic that brings us to next on our
list of twin hollows some of the reviews say this spot is perfect along the creek
and right outside of Zion National Park Kirk recommends to visit the belly of
the dragon cave which is about a quarter of a mile from the turnoff
easy to miss but very cool there's a few more in this area there's yellowjacket
Springs and if you don't mind the sand there's yellowjacket canyon and a place
called Meadows on BLM land now if you have some good ground clearance on your
rig then Smithsonian View might be a place you want to check out some of the
reviews said for us it was a fun challenge and incredible views as a
reward in the morning we'll said it was quiet and there was a views for days
top-notch free camping well I hope this was a handful of places that will just
whet your whistle and you can dive in there and see the rest of the article
see more places to camp nearby if you want to see the rest of the article you
can check the link down in the description so remember as always to
keep exploring to travel safe and we will see you next time
you