Amanda Williams 
Zion National Park’s weather is classified as cold semi-arid climate (BSk) by the Köppen climate classification. The summer months (June to September) in Zion National Park are very hot with daytime highs between 91 to 100ºF (33 to 38ºC), and nighttime lows of 60 to 68ºF (16 to 20ºC). In the winter, the nighttime lows … Read more
The climate at Shenandoah National Park is a humid continental climate with warm summers and no dry season (Dfb), according to the Köppen climate classification system. During the winter (December to February), the temperature averages 32ºF (ºC) coldest winter month. In the summer (June to September) the temperature averages above 50ºF (10ºC). Average monthly temperature … Read more
The Hot Springs National Park has a humid subtropical climate. It’s hot and humid in the summer, and cool and mild in the winter. In the summer months, daytime temperatures can get as high as 93ºF (34ºC) and only as low as 67ºF (20ºC) at night. In the winter, the daytime high is in the … Read more
Seasons in Cuyahoga Valley National Park Summer (21 June to 22 September) The weather can get quite hot and very humid during the summer months. During the day, the temperatures average between 80°F to 84°F or 26.7°C to 28.9°C. The humidity level can reach up to 100%, especially right before rainstorms. Keep an eye on … Read more
The temperature at Bryce Canyon National Park can vary drastically throughout the year depending on the season and weather patterns. It’s located on a high elevation and temperatures can drop quickly should a cold front arrive. It’s always a good habit to check for the weather forecast before leaving for Bryce Canyon National Park for … Read more
Seasons in Olympic National Park Summer (21 June to 22 September) The summer is a shorter season in some parts of the Olympic National Park. It stays cool year-round there, even during the summer. The average temperature during most of the summer stays around 62°F during the day and 44°F during the night, or 16.7°C … Read more
The Glacier National Park spans across the Continental Divide and has an elevation of more than 7,000 feet (2,100 meters) above sea level. The western side of Glacier National Park has a milder but wetter climate because of its lower elevation. There is higher precipitation between late Fall through Spring. There may be snow, even … Read more
1. Stay outside the park With only two main campgrounds inside the park, consider the options outside of Zion. While these options may be more expensive, they offer exceptional amenities that the national park campgrounds do not. And, since the two campgrounds inside the park are just inside the entrance, you may not be gaining … Read more
1. Bring weather-appropriate equipment Shenandoah National Park is open year-round. As long as there isn’t snow blocking the roads through the park, then you can navigate through it. The campgrounds tend to only be open from April through November. If you are going to visit, make sure you are ready for the weather. It can … Read more
1. Look outside the National Park Camping with your family, or as a single camper, might not seem like a viable option if you only look in the National Park. There is only one campground within its boundaries because it is so small. Be open to camping in one of the surrounding State Parks. 2. … Read more