About this campground
During the summer, come visit the Zion Nature Center! This is a perfect place to learn about geology, animals, and the history of Zion. Take a break from the sun to explore different habitats, enjoy bird songs, listen to canyon tree frog calls, and participate in Junior Ranger programs. The inside of the Nature Center has a variety of interactive exhibits, animal models, changing activities, and crafts. Park rangers host educational programs throughout the day.
Getting there
The Zion Nature Center is located along the Zion-Mt. Carmel Highway, about halfway between the Zion Canyon Visitor Center and Human History Museum. To reach the Nature Center by car, drive just under 1/2 mile northeast from the park's South Entrance. There will be a turn for the Nature Center parking lot. To reach the building by walking, use the Pa'rus Trail. About 1/4 mile from the Zion Canyon Visitor Center, there will be a path that turns toward the Nature Center.
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