Red Cliffs Campground Closes For Repairs
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ST. GEORGE, Utah – The Red Cliffs Campground will close temporarily Jan. 9 while the potable water system in the Bureau of Land Management’s Red Cliffs Recreation Area is upgraded.
The project will replace waterlines and add waterlines for additional hydrants.
Day-use visitors may park at the White Reef trailhead and walk in to use the trails in the campground area, but they must bring their own water. Vaulted toilets will remain open at the campground and trailhead.
The campground will reopen, in the early spring, but water will not be available in the campground until the entire water system is replaced, possibly by March.
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