This was our first time at the ranch. What a great property with many amenities. There are so many…read moreoptions for lodging to fit any travelers needs. We reserved deluxe glamping but changed to the a tiny house once there. Our group was very glad there was a unit available given the colder weather. Kayla is a rockstar and is a great ambassador for the ranch. The ranch has something for all ages. Mini golf, climbing wall, pool, laundry facilities, restaurant (try the s'mores cookie...next level) and more. They partner with an excursion company that is in property which offers more services. If visiting Zion you will be accessing it through the east entrance. It's about a 45 minute drive to the visitor center if you aren't delayed getting through the tunnel. I would definitely stay there again!

I really enjoyed the stay here! I love the amenities that they offer like mini golf, pool, and the…read moreaccess to food at Ponderosa Eats. The cabin we booked was the perfect size for my family of 3. The snow was melting when we booked so the hiking on one of the trails was a but muddy but I look forward to booking again here in the summer time. They offer camping grounds, glamping tents, cabins, and vacation rentals for larger groups! So there really is something for everyone. When you book they have concierge service that reaches out to you and helps with booking excursions and creating an itinerary which was so convenient. They also have access to some hiking trails right from the property. There are some goats that roam around the property as well and they were so cute!

Maggie picked the Arrowhead Country Inn & Cabins as it was close to Zion National Park there are no…read morecity lights to obstruct your view of the stars and you can look at all the farm animals. Living near the beach has it's perks but one thing we don't experience at home is snow.  During our stay we experienced light snow flurries.  It was magical walking through the snow and watching the farm being snowed on.  It was like the scene at the start of Citizen Kane with the snow globe shaken up and snow landing everywhere.  I loved feeling the light pieces of snow landing on me. Very nice cabin.  I loved how well insulated it was.  I noticed the temperature went down to 11F at 6am.  Inside the cabin was toasty with the portable heater set on low. Kitchen had a mini-fridge/freezer which was able to hold 3 of my ice packs plus a quart of ice cream.  I might have gotten a half gallon of ice cream in but then none of my ice packs would fit.  There was a microwave, plates, and utensils. Lots of farm animals to check out.  We saw chickens in the chicken coop.  Goats in their pen.  A donkey.  Cows.  A few cats.  A very friendly dog owned by the staff. Staff was very nice and informative. I loved staying at the Arrowhead Country Inn & Cabins

Found this gem whilst searching for places to stay in Utah along our roadtrip route. Usually they…read moredon't open until spring, however their open date just happen to overlap with my itinerary. Even though we stayed during the last week of March, the temperatures were in the teens at night and the 30's during the day. It lightly snowed which was so beautiful to see, while not really affecting the roads. The cabin had two space heaters, one for the bathroom and one for the remaining area. They have a total of seven cabins, a gift shop (with wonderfully handmade scented goat milk soaps, lotions and more) small restaurant, pool/spa (open only when warm), a farm with goats, cows, mules, chickens (one duck), miniature ponies and one cat. I just don't know where to begin as it's obvious every detail has been well thought out and executed. The gift shop is just full of lovely handmade items. The goat milk is sourced from yes you guessed it, the goats on the farm. The breakfast that is included with your stay each morning is made with eggs from the cute chickens on the farm. Plenty of extra blankets and pillows are provided. The bed has a nice extra pillow top, making it super comfortable. A mini kitchen comes with; a small refrigerator/freezer, coffee maker, dishes, glasses, microwave and plenty of towels/washcloths. The shower (in the garden cabin) is huge and wheelchair accessible for those who need it. Towels, soap and shampoo is provided. There is a small table inside as well as outside by the front door patio. I really appreciated the thoughtful binder (found inside the cabin) containing loads of information about the surrounding area. As it gave me many ideas of how to plan my day. They are located near the east entrance to Zion National Park and close to Best Friends Animal Sanctuary. You can walk around the grounds and say hello to the farm animals. I chatted with the chickens, goats and the friendly cat. The chicken coop is huge with an automatic door (so they can go in/out) that closes at dusk. Keeping them safe from pesky predators. The goat barn is cozy with heaters. They were a bit reluctant to come out, that is until they thought I had food! The birds visit the grass area in front of the cabin, hopping around and pausing now and then to gaze back in my direction. I'd love to see this place in full spring bloom. With all of the trees and plants blooming. This place feels like home. Definitely will plan to visit on my next trip this way.

Best campground we ever stayed at! I can't believe how well manicured and clean it is. The rigs sit…read moreon paved spots and you have more than average space between camp spots. Beautiful views all around. About 15 minutes ride from town. Be aware of snakes. I scared the bejesus out of my dog when I went over one. The snake was alive and well but I needed a stiff drink to recover

The resort looks nice on pictures and the trees for shade was nice but we definitely won't be…read morestaying here again. RULES, RULES, RULES! Just wait until you check in to see their list of rules. The office staff was extremely rude, not inviting or happy to see you. Pool was murky, even closed one day to "shock" it so we couldn't even use it. Had to drive to the resort next door and use theirs, (which was a lot cleaner and the staff was super friendly). Dog leashes can't be longer than 6 feet, who even has rules like that? Sprinklers come on at night and they don't bother to tell you that so your stuff ends up getting soaked. We lost a pin to our tow hitch, we think it dropped when we unhooked in the unhooking area, hoping someone might have turned it in we went to the front desk to ask, Lynn at the front desk was super rude and didn't even get out of her chair to even look to see if it was turned in, just said "No, no one turned it in" she didn't ask any of her coworkers or look around, she was visibly upset like we were wasting her time while she was sitting at the front desk. Next time we come to Zion we will be staying somewhere else.

We stayed in the preserve cabin suite it was great! The view from the cabin was beautiful and…read moreoverlooked the property. The cabin was also very clean! I would recommend bringing some dvds because I wasn't able to stream anything except YouTube. The Cabin did include free WiFi. But there was a blue ray dvd player in the room. The sunrise, sunset and stars at night were amazing! There is also a separate shower, I just didn't get a picture of it. The room also had a sink in the dining area and a good sized mini fridge, coffee machine and microwave. Our first night there we did the sunset horse ride with Madison. Madison was excellent!! I was really nervous about getting on the horse and she helped me out and was attentive and informative during our ride. She was very personable, knowledgeable and fun! The views on the ride were incredible. If I could've, I would've done it every day we were there! ZMR is located just outside of Zion and it was a very short drive to get to the park and hiking trails. It was nice and peaceful. Not overcrowded even though it seemed like every cabin had a resident.

This made the perfect family reunion spot for the one week I was over there a while ago! It was…read moresoooo much fun and the scenery around the cabins was amazing! I couldn't stop taking pictures with my camera around the cabins! Horseback riding was fun too! I went horseback riding and I went on a wagon ride in the back of a truck to go see the bison up close. It was soooo amazing! This was the best family reunion ever! It was a long road trip to get there and back but OMG it was soooo worth it! I definitely recommend it big time for a family getaway!

We visited Cedar Canyon Retreat as our maiden voyage in our new RV. The RV site we got was…read morebeautiful and in a secluded and shady. Site 4 The retreat is very dog friendly and has a wonderful designated pet area. The best part of Cedar Canyon Retreat is the camp hosts! Rachel is wonderful, kind, and always helpful. We will definitely return to Cedar Canyon Retreat, and we'll bring more family and friends with us.

My wife and I recently purchased a travel trailer and wanted our first camping experience to be…read moreclose to home, but one that provided a good outdoor experience. Cedar Canyon RV Resort fit those requirements perfectly! We enjoyed our weekend camping experience that included riding our ebikes through beautiful mountain trails and going for a quick drive to Cedar Breaks! Accommodations of full hookups worked great! We will include Cedar Canyon RV Resort on future camping adventures!

We stayed for a few days and it was great! I'm not going to blame them for a crazy windy night…read morebecause in a place called Hurricane, you're going to have to expect wind. The establishment was clean and easy to navigate. The staff was super friendly and helpful. They have codes for the bathrooms, which I liked because it kept things more private that way. The bathrooms were always clean and we liked having access to water and electricity on our tent site. My only feedback for them to work on is the K9 Camp area. I wish it were bigger so our dogs could really run around more to unwind at the end of the day. We look forward to staying again.

No Wifi even though they say they did. Grounds were super uneven. The bathrooms were okay, not the…read morecleanest but not terribly dirty. The laundry area was down the hill which was really inconvenient. The thing that really bugged us was that we had to share a power hook up. The first night we got there, we just got settled and a smaller rv came, had the lot next to us. They had to park relatively close to us to be able to connect. Close enough we had to move our picnic table. The couple in the rv ended up asking for a different lot bc they didn't want to be up in our space and felt bad we had to move all our belongings around to make sure they fit.

I can't say enough good things about the Duck Creek Village Inn! Nestled perfectly between Zion…read moreNational Park and Bryce Canyon, the location is absolutely ideal. The rooms are spacious, spotless, and beautifully designed--we felt so comfortable. On top of that, the service was phenomenal--Heidi went above and beyond to make us feel welcomed and taken care of. The town itself is small but incredibly friendly--everyone we met was warm and kind. I would return in a heartbeat and highly recommend it!

Very nice rooms and great location but the hospitality is the winning factor. The Inn owners are…read moreaccommodating and hospitable and attentive. The Inn is well built and enjoyable if you're looking for that log cabin feel. Warm and cozy! They have a fridge and freezer for your food as the restaurants are somewhat limited. They have a few snacks but bring food and beverages. Highly recommend for a short or long stay in Duck Creek.

We LOVED this campsite. It was $148 a night, which is what we normally pay for a hotel room…read moresomewhere, but this place is well worth it! We stayed at site R15, and I personally think it is THE best site on the grounds. The only reason I took a star off is they give you one token per person per day, which is for a hot, 6-minute shower. I've never camped anywhere where they give you barely enough time to shower. At least make it a solid 10-minute shower. That was bananas. I was scared to be sudsy and my shower cut off or something. Other than that, LOVED this place! They have a small pool that we did not ever go in, but the Virgin River was fun! Bring a tube to blow up or go buy one at the hardware shop. If we ever go to Zion again, we will definitely stay here and try to get site R15.

Easy check-in even though we arrived after hours. Clean bathrooms and showers. Easy dump site…read morenext to the water faucet and power for our 22' RV rental. The showers do operate on a token system where the token runs the shower for 6 minutes. And the front desk will give you a token per person per day. They log them in their computer, so they certainly keep track of how many you're getting and when. Overall, we enjoyed it; no hassles.

I don't want to leave a review because I don't want this beautiful place to become so busy that I…read morecan't find a spot but I'll leave one anyway. https://youtu.be/4kbhXcoTcPM?si=J2eoj3rS4vDKwu14. This place is soooo funnn!!! So much to do for the kids for a good camping trip. Do your kids get bored while dry camping.... Well then this is the place for you. Does your spouse want a toilet and a shower while camping... well here ya go. Do you wanna river to walk along and a trail to scope out.... Here ya go. https://youtu.be/e-yCDqg5Dgc?si=Z9VnEfaCdZNMxJqL Here are some basic made YouTube videos for personal use and for the family to watch. May help you see if you wanna go and have the time of your life. Also the staff is super friendly, they know you are there for a great time and do their best to ensure your trip is as epic as possible.

Great place, amazing staff, the spring water is wonderful. No Chlorine, pool clean and drained…read moreevery night, healthy minerals in the water for your body.