Loop A
South Campground (Ut) · Zion National Park
- Standard
- Walk-to
- Other loops
“Maximum of 6 occupants per site including children over 24 months. Fires are permitted in the furnished grates at each site. Fires should never be left unattended until completely extinguished with plenty of water and cool to the touch. Campers are responsible for understanding current fire restrictions. Please check with a ranger or camp host if you need additional information. Each site can accommodate a maximum of 2 passenger vehicles, 1 RV or camping trailer and associated tow vehicle, or 4 motorcycles. Please refer to the “Vehicle/Equipment Details” to determine what is permitted on each site. In the “Vehicle/Equipment Details” section the “site length/width” refers to the parking pad suitable for automobiles and the “tent pad length/width” refers to the area suitable for pitching a tent or other non-vehicular camping equipment. Shower and laundry facilities are not available in any of Zion’s campgrounds. Properly restrained pets are allowed in developed campgrounds, picnic areas, on the grounds of the Zion Lodge, and along public roads and parking areas within 10 feet of the road surface. Pets are allowed on the Pa’rus trail but may not be taken on any other trails in Zion National Park. Service animals are not subject to the park’s pet policies and are allowed everywhere that visitors are allowed when accompanying an individual with a disability. Pet excrement must be picked up and properly disposed of by the owner in all areas within Zion National Park.”
recreation.gov's note for this site
- Longest rig
- 42 ft
- People
- Up to 6
- Vehicles
- 2 allowed
- All vehicles and trailers must be kept on designated parking pads and not on vegetation or within the tent site. In the “Vehicle/Equipment Details” section the “site length/width” refers to the parking pad suitable for automobiles and the “tent pad length/width” refers to the area suitable for pitching a tent or other non-vehicular camping equipment. Properly restrained pets are allowed in developed campgrounds, picnic areas, on the grounds of the Zion Lodge, and along public roads and parking areas within 10 feet of the road surface
- Campfires
- Allowed
- Pets
- Allowed
- Check-in
- 12:00 PM
- Check-out 11:00 AM
From recreation.gov's site list, Oct 10, 2026.
Sites
64
Standard
60
tent, RV or van
Walk-to
4
Longest rig
51 ft
at A 13 · 6 standard sites take 41 ft
People
Up to 6
Sites in Loop A
Pick a site, here or on the map, to see its details.
- A 15Standard · up to 6 peopleMaximum of 6 occupants per site including children over 24 months.37 ft
- A 16Standard · up to 6 peopleMaximum of 6 occupants per site including children over 24 months.26 ft
- A 17Standard · up to 6 peopleMaximum of 6 occupants per site including children over 24 months.31 ft
- A 18Standard · up to 6 peopleMaximum of 6 occupants per site including children over 24 months.43 ft
- A 19Standard · up to 6 peopleMaximum of 6 occupants per site including children over 24 months.22 ft
- A 20Standard · up to 6 peopleMaximum of 6 occupants per site including children over 24 months.35 ft
- A 21Standard · up to 6 peopleMaximum of 6 occupants per site including children over 24 months.42 ft
- A 22Standard · up to 6 peopleMaximum of 6 occupants per site including children over 24 months.42 ft
- A 23Standard · up to 6 peopleMaximum of 6 occupants per site including children over 24 months.35 ft
- A 24Standard · up to 6 peopleMaximum of 6 occupants per site including children over 24 months.41 ft
- A 25Standard · up to 6 peopleMaximum of 6 occupants per site including children over 24 months.26 ft
- A 26Standard · up to 6 peopleMaximum of 6 occupants per site including children over 24 months.34 ft
Showing A 15–A 26 of 64 · by site number
Sites, types, rig lengths, positions and notes from recreation.gov's site list, Oct 10, 2026. Staff sites are left out.
- Standard
- Walk-to
“Maximum of 6 occupants per site including children over 24 months. Fires are permitted in the furnished grates at each site. Fires should never be left unattended until completely extinguished with plenty of water and cool to the touch. Campers are responsible for understanding current fire restrictions. Please check with a ranger or camp host if you need additional information. Each site can accommodate a maximum of 2 passenger vehicles, 1 RV or camping trailer and associated tow vehicle, or 4 motorcycles. Please refer to the “Vehicle/Equipment Details” to determine what is permitted on each site. In the “Vehicle/Equipment Details” section the “site length/width” refers to the parking pad suitable for automobiles and the “tent pad length/width” refers to the area suitable for pitching a tent or other non-vehicular camping equipment. Shower and laundry facilities are not available in any of Zion’s campgrounds. Properly restrained pets are allowed in developed campgrounds, picnic areas, on the grounds of the Zion Lodge, and along public roads and parking areas within 10 feet of the road surface. Pets are allowed on the Pa’rus trail but may not be taken on any other trails in Zion National Park. Service animals are not subject to the park’s pet policies and are allowed everywhere that visitors are allowed when accompanying an individual with a disability. Pet excrement must be picked up and properly disposed of by the owner in all areas within Zion National Park.”
recreation.gov's note for this site
- Longest rig
- 42 ft
- People
- Up to 6
- Vehicles
- 2 allowed
- All vehicles and trailers must be kept on designated parking pads and not on vegetation or within the tent site. In the “Vehicle/Equipment Details” section the “site length/width” refers to the parking pad suitable for automobiles and the “tent pad length/width” refers to the area suitable for pitching a tent or other non-vehicular camping equipment. Properly restrained pets are allowed in developed campgrounds, picnic areas, on the grounds of the Zion Lodge, and along public roads and parking areas within 10 feet of the road surface
- Campfires
- Allowed
- Pets
- Allowed
- Check-in
- 12:00 PM
- Check-out 11:00 AM
From recreation.gov's site list, Oct 10, 2026.