About this campground
Immerse yourself in the human history of Zion National Park! Rangers staff an information desk during operating hours. Indoor exhibits explore the people, places, and stories of Zion. Rotating exhibits feature regional artists, local discoveries, and more. A 22-minute orientation film examines the history of the canyon and highlights the dramatic landscapes of the park. Visit the bookstore for books, gifts, and souvenirs. There are also dramatic views of the Towers of the Virgin and Bridge Mountain outside.
Getting there
The Zion Human History Museum is located roughly 1 mile from the park's South Entrance. This building can be reached by driving or by walking on the Pa'rus Trail. To reach the museum by car, drive along the Zion-Mt. Carmel Highway. About 1 mile north of the South Entrance, there is a turn with a sign for the Human History Museum. To reach the museum by foot, walk along the Pa'rus Trail. About 3/4 of a mile from the Zion Canyon Visitor Center, there will be a small shelter with a turn for the museum.
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