If you love western movies, you might appreciate the Little Hollywood Museum. There are several…read morescenes from movie sets that are situated outside for you to peruse. I had never heard of any of the movies myself, but I also don't consider myself to be a fan of western movies. So that that as you will. There's a large gift/souvenir shop that you walk through to get to the movie sets. They ask for a donation of $5 per person by way of a donation box at the door. The gift shop has a variety of items-some of them made locally and others made in China. It's a strange mix. I would assume this place is on the route for tour busses, because I saw a few of them during my visit. Plenty of parking out front, even with the busses.

This is bettered described as a gift store with some props out back. At most, it's a nice in and…read moreout photo op.

This was a really fun stop. The $15 per person seemed a little high for what it was. The gentleman…read morethat gave us the brief intro was very friendly and knowledgeable. We got a kick out of walking thru and checking out all the cool history. If you got 30 minutes stop in.

Worth stopping! Huge history packed into this great big cave. The story is fascinating.read more

Had a great tour of the Heritage House. Our guide Tina is a wealth of information on the history…read moreof the house, its occupants, and Kanab. Tina also gave us some local sight seeing tips, including Cedar Break National Monument, which was breathtaking.

A "must see" in Kanab! Loved the very detailed history and tour of this house. Excellent all…read morearound, tour guides are very knowledgeable on all things Utah, Kanab, and Heritage House. Amazing to see history preserved this way.

The ambiance is very well suited for a BBQ place. I tried the BBQ beef brisket sandwich. It was…read morepretty good! Although I had a bite of my friends BBQ pulled Prok sandwich and it was better =(. Also there 4 different types of BBQ sauce options on the table. My favorite was the spicy one, I think it was called "All Fired Up" After dinner we walked around the courtyard which had cool western decor, there was a mock little western town that you could take pics in including a mock horse drawn wagon, a jail, a saloon?. There was also this cool giant chair that had cowboy boots as the front legs. Along the back wall they have all 50 of the US License plates! It was a mix of old and new ones as if it took a while to collect them all! There was also a "Bar" section inside that seemed pretty cool with a pool table and tvs. Perhaps a good place to celebrate if you won the lottery to see the Wave! - Decent BBQ if you happen to be in/around Kanab - Neat decor peaces earn this place an extra star! - prices for BBQ are expensive (15+), but BBQ sandwiches was under $10!

Cute store we like to look around when we come to town. There's a big area in the back with Western…read morestuff and big pieces kids can climb on. The inside has a lot of variety, it's a bit overpriced (one kid's camping chair was $110 and kid's shirts are $25-35). But it's a fun stop and a very nicely decorated and clean shop. People were friendly and it's a place we enjoy visiting!

I have no words for how incredible this library is. My kids LOVE it here! We go at least once per…read moreweek, and more in the summer! They have a great reading selection but also so many prizes and crafts! The best part though is how kind and attentive the librarians are. They know my kids names, say hi and smile, have great book recommendations and don't get annoyed when kids are kids. Love it here and feel so blessed that this is our local library!

Friendly staff, free wifi and there are desktop computers and study stations for anyone to use…read more They allow drinks in closed top containers (water bottles basically), and a patio if you prefer to work outside in the sun (and where you can eat!). There are a bunch of bike stations to lock up tour bike out front. Great place to get stuff done while on vacation!

Looking at the reviews from years ago, I'm glad that the lottery system for The Wave permits is now…read moredone online, haha. This is a fairly decently sized visitor center that contains a lot of information about the geology and archeology of the area. There are also a lot of pamphlets about attractions in the area. When I visited, the officer was trying to handle planning an entire week's trip for things to do for someone who apparently did zero planning into the area. Seriously. She didn't know that The Wave needed permits and was upset she couldn't visit on a whim (and without proper hiking tools). She also did not have a high clearance, 4WD/AWD vehicle. So, a lot a cool things to do were closed off to her out of safety. The ranger was very kind and patient through all of it though. I finally got my quick question answered after. The exhibits were good to look at and quite informational.

great spot for getting local information on nearby hikes. it's not a huge visitor center, but the…read moreemployees are very knowledgeable and there are some small exhibits. special shoutout to dwayne who was very kind and friendly!

What a wonderful little gallery. It would not be out of place in Park City, or any mountain resort…read morein Southwest Colorado. I stopped in to see the artwork of Cyrus Mejia of Best Friends. I ended up purchasing a couple custom pieces of jewelry for the wife made by Kathryn Waters. The place was good dog friendly. The lady running it was very nice. Considering it was Easter Sunday we were there, that was a bonus. If you are looking for interesting original art by excellent local artists, this is the place to check out.

This gallery was recommended by one of the founders when we had the pleasure of meeting with her…read moreduring our volunteering at Best Friends. We were so happy we went, as it was a great addition to our trip. My sisters and I were graciously treated by Gary, and I purchased a beautiful pottery bowl. Gary was so accommodating and patient, and made sure to carefully package our purchases for the long drive home to Boulder. It is just another wonderful reminder of a perfect trip to Kanab. Best sure to stop by this gallery during your time at Kanab

Adopt, don't shop!…read more BFVC is an outreach facility that promotes Best Friends, the largest no-kill animal sanctuary in the world: https://bestfriends.org/ The Visitor Center holds educational events like Kittens & Coffee and it promotes Best Friends Animal Sanctuary as well as their nationwide programs. Please consider donating money and/or time to this worthwhile organization. Stop in, have some coffee, and ask about how you could adopt your new best friend!

What a tour, what a cafe, what a view and what a vibe. It is a happy place with happy people. Must…read moresee if you are visiting zion, bryce np.

I was staying at an AirBnB in Kanab and needed some stuff urgently for a backpacking trip. I…read moreordered the items from Amazon (4 separate packages) and they all seem to have been delivered to an incorrect address in Kanab (turns out the drivers are fairly new). I went and spoke with the folks in the PO and honestly had lost hope of getting the items. However, two days later, all the 4 items were delivered to my address. I am a happy camper. Thanks so much to the ladies at the Kanab Post Office who expedited the search for these missing packages, found them and then delivered them to me in time for my trip. Two thumbs up!

Since moving to kanab in 2003 this post office has been problematic. It's either rudeness or…read moreincompetence or both. There have been some together people scattered in there. Its not endemic to the wider post office in general but seems to be something about this one. I know people who would rather drive to Fredonia