We almost broke our necks riding by the Rock Stop in Orderville to catch a glimpse of the building…read more It looks like a big pile of mud. INCREDIBLE! So we pulled a U-turn to come back & check it out. I'm so glad we did. What a gem! Pun intended! This cute lil store has everything - crystals, earrings, bracelets, rings, figurines, sculptures, glassware, trinkets, donuts, fun-flavored lattes, goats, a resident kitty named Callie who will make you fall in love with her... The women running the shop were so kind. They fueled us up with coffee (delicious iced lattes - who knew?!) & answered all of our questions about gems, jewelry, ring sizes, Callie the cat, etc. & were so gracious. The prices were so reasonable, too. I purchased two gorgeous sterling silver rings with malachite stones in them for a whopping total of $50. My only regret is not having enough space to buy more trinkets. We were on motorcycles with very limited bag space. Would I come back? ABSOLUTELY. I'd build a road trip around visiting the Rock Stop again. What a fun place. I wish them the best of luck & prosperity!

Stopped by on a road trip to Zion picked up some coffees, breakfast sandwich and some gemstones!…read moreCute little spot reasonably priced. A lot of beautiful gems to look at friendly staff. Quick service and clean bathroom. I had a cha latte. It was delicious. My daughter got an iced coffee. She loved it. We had a breakfast sandwich, bacon and cheese. It was very good.

Amazing selection of meaningful gifts. Tastefully stocked with authentic items you do see at every…read morestop.

Date of visit: 8/23/22…read more After striking out at the snooty wigwam place down the street, Mom and I wandered a few doors down and found this charming little shop and we're glad we did. Unlike the other place, staff said hello to us as soon as we came in and were friendly at check out--though it would have been nice if they had asked us if we needed help finding anything as that would have made our visit a bit more efficient. Mom wanted a t-shirt to commemorate the trip to Utah as well as a hat for my dad that reminded everyone of where his wife went without him and she was able to find both here at prices that weren't too shabby. There is a nice mix of items here, if you're in the area and are looking for souvenirs, you shouldn't have any issue finding something for everyone on your list.

Shannon was awesome 2nd at she gave me maps for directions . Plus they have beautiful turquoise…read more The hospitality is amazing . She's so sweet she even gave me her cell in cas I got lo

Gas station with an unusually pleasant look both in and out of the pumps. My wife went in to stock…read moreup on coffee and snacks and came out enthused. Good service can be found in the oldest places.

This place is huge! This place is big, with a vast assortment and variety of local and regional…read moreNik-Naks, gifts, notions, souvenirs, camping gear and a vast array of items suited for everyone. And it's a great place to window shop. They're also home to one of the local jeep touring companies. We're certain when you visit here, you won't leave without making a purchase. The staff is great and attentive.

Each time we visit Zion National Park we go to Bumbleberry gift shop numerous times a week and/or…read morethe same day. They have a variety of souvenirs clothing etc. The staff is always friendly and helpful. While there, don't miss getting a piece of Bumbleberry next door.

The owners/workers (an older man and older woman) are not friendly. We went to the gift shop…read moreseveral times during our trip to Zion and we were greeted with dirty stares by the woman and the man just straight out ignored us when we said hello, good morning, or thank you each time by them (they both were behind register). I really hope it's was not because we are Hispanic? What are the odds that they were in a bad mood the each time we visited the shop but we gave them the benefit of the doubt.

Best gem place I have been to, the guy at the counter was like the chillest, nicest dude I've ever…read moremet he was so chill and had so much aura my god.

Zion Rock & Gem was the unexpected highlight of my trip to Zion. This was the last stop of my…read morevacation, and the selection, customer service, and experience was impeccable. Christian (who was working behind the counter) was knowledgable, incredibly welcoming, and was a pleasure to chat with while shopping. We were able to select Geode rocks, and then Christian split them in half for us using man-powered machine in the back. The surprise of seeing the gemstone inside was such an INCREDIBLE experience. We chose Geodes with some other strangers who were shopping, but we left sharing a unique and one of a kind experience. This store has been around for over 40 years, and I couldn't recommend stopping by while you're in Zion! Also incredible value in comparison to the other gift shops and stores in Springdale

The Zion Canyon Visitor Center was an amazing first stop and made the rest of our visit much…read moreeasier! We stopped during the fourth of July weekend at Zion from Las Vegas! It is located just inside Zion National Park's South Entrance at Springdale, Utah. This is the main visitor center for Zion Canyon so it is the most convenient location for getting maps, checking trail conditions, asking questions, and figuring out the shuttle system. The rangers were helpful, and the outdoor exhibits were useful for planning the day! The visitor center is right next to Zion Canyon Shuttle Stop 1, which is the starting point for the shuttle into the canyon. During shuttle season, private vehicles generally cannot travel along Zion Canyon Scenic Drive, so this is where most visitors begin their trip to places like Zion Lodge, The Grotto, Weeping Rock, and the Temple of Sinawava. The shuttle is free after entering the park, and no separate ticket or reservation is needed. Shuttles leave this stop seasonally, but operating times change throughout the year so be sure to check the schedule before your visit. There is a large parking lot, but it can fill quickly especially during summer, weekends, and holidays! Luckily we got in early around 6:30 A.M and found a spot open. Parking inside the park is free after paying the park entrance fee and is available on a first come, first served basis. When the lot is full, the best backup plan is to park in Springdale and take the free town shuttle to the entrance. The center also has restrooms, drinking water and bottle filling stations, picnic tables. There is a park store with maps, books, souvenirs, and gifts, plus a Wilderness Desk for questions and permits related to backpacking and canyoneering. The park itself is open 24 hours a day, but the buildings have set operating hours. The current posted hours are 8:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m. for the Information Desk, 8:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. for the Zion Park Store, and 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. for the Wilderness Desk. These hours can change seasonally, so double check before arriving! The Watchman Trail and the paved Pa'rus Trail are also accessible from this general area. I highly recommend stopping here before doing anything else in Zion!

I love the design of the visitor center and its surroundings. The spacious bathrooms are in a…read moreseparate building so when things get busy, the queues aren't blocking access to other amenities. There are more information panels outdoors than indoors, which takes advantage of the large plaza space so that there's not a crowd indoors. There's an abundance of information about the hikes, ecology, and history of the area. There's even information about the construction of the eco-friendly visitor center! Indoors, there's the park shop and the information counter. The gift shop has a lot of books, plushies/kids activities, stickers, and other sundries. The rangers at the information desk were quick and efficient. They have to be given the sheer volume of visitors they have to help out! They were quite polite as well.

We happened upon this family-friendly and slightly kitschy roadside attraction upon leaving Zion…read moreNational Park. The main space is a gift shop with all sorts of souvenirs to buy. There is also an ice cream shop offering additional food options, petting zoo, and old west building structures outside (for a cost). What I found most interesting was the opportunity to crack a geode (various sizes/prices) with the most popular size being only $13. We had a lot of fun at this stop so it's worth it just for a browse.

Just off the highway, you'll see some brightly colored buildings that just beg to visited...and…read morethat's just what I did! You'll find your share of souvenirs and trinkets-many of them boasting native or indigenous heritage. I'm not sure how authentic they are, or if they are properly representing the local tribes, so I didn't buy anything. I would love to support a local tribe, but when I see all white people running the store, I'm skeptical. Aside from that, there's a petting zoo and ice cream-this place just screams "kid friendly" and is likely a parent's reprieve from the "are we there yet" question.

Zion Canyon Village in Springdale, Utah is right next to the park entrance…read more You can park your vehicle there, limited spaces though, and take the shuttle, or walk directly to the park from there. Parking is for a fee, please check the sign! There is limited parking space front of the restaurant for free for 2 hours! There's a Zion Outfitter store where you can buy lots of things and also items for rent, bicycles, accessories and many other things. Meeting with a tour guide is also in this location! You can access the riverside walk from here, and it is very convenient and easy. Visitor center is further back after you walk over a small bridge. There are several exhibits on display. It's very nice to walk around here, learning about the area and the surrounding areas. There are many gift shops and other shops, and restaurants in the Zion Canyon Village. Public restrooms are available throughout the village.

Village & Plunder…read more This is the main village before entering Zion National Park that houses all the shops, restaurants and cafés one could need. *Be sure to check where you park as there's three different parking spots: 20min (free); 2hr (free); & all-day ($20) *From here you can walk right into Zion to the visitor's center located just a few hundred feet from the parking lot. *This is your last stop to tank-up on beer, coffee, food, hiking gear, etc before heading into Zion which doesn't have jack squat.

Love National Park gift shops!…read more I've just always been that girl that looks for something unique and special from each park I visit. This place definitely has it all. Cool art, historic items, books, jewelry, clothing, souvenirs, snacks, skincare, local goodies such as prickly pear syrups & jams, calendars, postcards, and pretty much anything else your heart might desire. The best part and I discovered this on my last visit is that this particular gift shop also allows you to rent out bicycles! I used to bike in all the way from Springdale and now I don't have to! You can rent by the hour or the entire day. The staff who work in the gift shop are so wonderful and assist you with the entire process which of course takes some paperwork. Worth the extra 5 mins. Pro tip for all Zion visitors ~ ride a bike around the park at least once in your life. You'll see things you were never able to notice from the shuttle.

Wow, talk about a well-inventoried gift shop ! Yeah, prices were . . . a bit pricey, but it's an…read moreinflationary economy now. Very nice selections of jewelry and gorgeous rock collections. Apparel for just about anybody, including toddlers. Books, maps, everything touristy and souveniry. A boon for anybody needing to buy something for somebody. As I was shopping, I noticed clerks examining shelves, checking inventory, and restocking during business hours. This is a well-run gift shop !