My husband and I drove in from Las Vegas for a quick overnight trip, and it was our first time…read morevisiting Zion National Park. We stayed at the Hampton Inn in Springdale. I really liked how close everything was. You have the shuttle stops nearby, restaurants, little shops, places to grab coffee or ice cream, and of course those beautiful Zion views all around you! Even just driving into Springdale felt special because the scenery is already so pretty before you even get into the park! Since we were only there for one night, I appreciated how convenient it was. We were able to settle in, explore Zion, do some of the easier trails, grab food, and still feel like we got a really good taste of the area! Springdale has such a nice, relaxed feel to it. It's touristy, of course, but in a charming way. After coming from Vegas, it felt like a totally different pace, quieter, scenic, and just really peaceful! I really enjoyed staying in Springdale. It made our Zion trip simple, beautiful, and memorable. For a first overnight visit from Las Vegas, it was the perfect and I'd absolutely come back again. I want to try some of the more difficult trails at Zion!

Very nice small town next to Zion National Park. Nice options for lodging, food and shopping. Very…read moreclean and obviously has incredible views. Highly recommend!!

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!

The staff is amazing. Our home office is in pieces installing new flooring so I've relied on the…read morelibrary to scan,print,and edit important paperwork. They even help with computer stations and software. So much more than just checking out books. They have videos and even home and garden tools you can borrow. Awesome!!!

It's sad to see the destruction from last year's wildfires. Heartbreaking. Still a beautiful area,…read morenice place to stop to stretch your legs and a cool lookout/viewing area. Nearly everything surrounding this overlook has remnants of fire scars. Very popular stop place.

This part of the 89A gets dusted with snow anywhere from November to February. We were lucky enough…read moreto be driving through when it happened around Thanksgiving. While there is no bathroom here it's still a nice stop off to check out the area and stretch your legs.. - The parking lot can be very slippery after a snow storm because ice gathers on the ground.