We rented an RV pad for the weekend and it was fantastic! Very attentive and helpful staff both at…read morethe check in and throughout the property. There is a gift shop for snacks and drinks, but otherwise no restaurants on site. RV park was clean and quiet at night. The Bison ranch and landscape were nicely maintained and a great addition to the place. We'll be back soon!

What a special site to experience different styles of GLAMPING. Tee-pees, cliff dwellings, covered…read morewagons and their large RV area. All different sizes, bed configurations and styles. Most of the kitchen, bbq and eating areas are located outside of the main sleeping areas of the wagon and teepees. Lots of parking. Air con and heater work very well. Communication is a lot of texts. One will be texted their code number to enter their sleeping quarters. There are BUFFALOs here. Drive to the gated area to the right of the main entrance roadway and they will peacefully look at you or ignore you. They posed wonderfully for photos! There is a mini general store for food provisions, clothing and more. Very friendly lady working in there. One can pick up their swimming towels for their warm swimming pool and hot tubs nearby. There are showers and even an adults only hot tub area. There will is also more fast food dining options and gas stations nearby. Located about 15 minutes to Zion Park and the other direction to LaVerkin. Lots of hiking and dirt roads to explore nearby, too.

Zion Wildflower Resort is located about 20 minutes outside of Zion National Park toward the town of…read moreHurricane. While it's not right at the park entrance, it is a truly unique resort and absolutely worth the extra few minutes of driving. They offer a variety of cool accommodations, including glamping tents, tiny houses, and covered wagons. We chose to stay in a wagon, and despite the weather throwing 40-degree temperatures and high winds at us, it was incredibly warm and cozy inside. The wagon is exceptionally well thought out and equipped with a queen-size bed and a bunk bed, easily fitting a family of four. It also featured plenty of lights, outlets, a handy towel basket, and excellent AC/heating. The only downside of such a cold night was having to make the walk down the hill to the private bathrooms. However, the silver lining was getting to look up at an absolutely amazing night sky filled with millions of stars! For added convenience, there is an on-site coffee shop that sells breakfast items and sandwiches. In the evenings, they light up cozy campfires, and if you happen to visit on a warmer day, you can enjoy the beautiful pool and jacuzzi. We highly recommend this spot for anyone looking for a memorable stay near Zion!

It was a nice resort, though we will go for a house or a tent next time. We enjoyed our wagon for…read moresleeping and stargazing, and liked that it was a bit secluded from the main property, but we did wish it wasn't on a steep hill. It was very tiring to walk up and down the hill when you're trying to pack your stuff. They did provide convenient carts to make the job easier. The pool was nice after a hot day in Zion NP, and we loved that there were other kids for our son to play with. Cafe was open until 10. The chicken Caesar and grilled cheese we ordered were delicious. Nice lawn with games and fire pits that they light every night at dusk, and really good s'mores!

Perfect location in the center of the town,this is second time we stayed here,comfortable bad and…read morepillows,great view from every window and the jacuzzi on the top of the hill with millions of stars moon and peace is a must

This is the BEST and friendliest accommodation we've had on our entire spring-break trip through…read moreUtah hiking various national parks from Arches to Zion. I wish every hotel we had was this good. Not breaking the bank, but new hardware, friendly staff, gorgeous setting, clean, everything! Apparently they offer e-bikes too. Breakfast was included in a nearby Mexican place (huge portion!). The highlight is their hot tub on a hill in the back, overlooking the Red Rock Inn and the surrounding mountains. Just amazing. The cabin felt so new; I love the soaking jacuzzi tub in the spacious bathroom. Sharon checked us in; she was super friendly and introduced us to the cute white puppy who was sort of the dog in residence. When we had questions about WiFi in our cabin and other small things, we were able to reach her on the phone. We stayed at the Zion Lodge inside the national park for the first few days of our hiking trip; it was a dump compared to Red Rock Inn, which is much more civilized. It is in Springdale, a very pleasant town at the entrance to Zion.

Zion Lodge was a really nice place to take a break during our day at Zion. We got off at shuttle…read morestop 5, and everything was right there, so we didn't have to walk far just to find food or a restroom. The stop is also convenient for the Emerald Pools trailhead, which is directly across the road. We grabbed some food and drinks and relaxed outside on the large lawn with an amazing view of the canyon walls. There are several choices depending on what you're looking for such as Red Rock Grill for a sit down meal, Castle Dome Café for coffee, quick meals and snacks, and a seasonal Beer Garden for cold drinks. The café also has a small market with grab and go food, picnic items and trail snacks! The lodge also has a gift shop, water filling stations, and restrooms both inside the building and next to the shuttle stop. After spending hours walking around the park, having everything in one convenient area is a huge plus! There are also lodge rooms and cabins for overnight guests, although we only stopped for food and drinks. Zion Lodge is a comfortable and convenient stopping point in the middle of the park. The food was solid, the atmosphere was relaxed, and sitting outside surrounded by Zion's scenery made the visit memorable! We saw a few Turkeys! Definitely worth getting off the shuttle for a break, even if you aren't staying at the lodge

LOVE Zion national park. Only review I have for this place was the restaurant. The waitress we had…read morewas extremely not welcoming and was rude and I HAD to ask for an another drink... I shouldn't have to. Also... if u guys have a bee problem. Can you fix it? Candles? Scent? Bee fan on table?! Unfortunately... won't go back to this restaurant

We had booked a stay at Flanigan's in May 2026 with the intention to hike Angel's Landing and the…read moreNarrows. Leading up to our stay, Flanigan's sent me a ton of e-mails trying to upsell us on spa treatments, restaurant reservations, etc. On the flip side, I asked them multiple times if we would be able to leave our car parked at the hotel while we did one overnight on the Narrows and never got a response. This is an ongoing theme with these guys - their number one concern is cash and what they can get out of their guests, not the guests themselves. Two days before my stay, I got a "pre-registration" e-mail. This one included requests for things like credit card for the deposit, check in time, etc. This form I actually filled out and returned to Flanigan's. The next day (the day before I was meant to stay at Flanigan's) I got a phone call from them which I ignored. I subsequently got an e-mail from them saying that "per my request, my reservation was cancelled". Needless to say, I had NOT asked to cancel my reservation. I immediately responded and was told that the credit card I had given was declined and it is Flanigan's policy to cancel reservations in that case. Here's the kicker, though, they had charged the credit card I had used when I booked the reservation, NOT the one that I had given them in their stupid "pre-registration" e-mail. They hadn't even looked at that. They tried the credit card from the time of booking, gave me one phone call while I was at work, and then just cancelled the reservation. The day before we were supposed to go. The genius behind this effort was Garn Henderson. Garn would not accept anything but me calling them to update the card. They wouldn't even bother to charge the card that I had given them on the pre-registration form. When Garn proved completely useless, I was forwarded to resort manager Cade Campbell who proved to be the single worst resort professional I have ever met. Cade refused to apologize and, again, charge the card that I had given them and told me that Flanigan's has to resort to this policy because they're holding so many "high value rooms". A minute-long search on Trivago showed that this was a straight-up lie and that Flanigan's had all kinds of rooms available. They're just too lazy, rude, and unhelpful to bother to do the right thing. It got so bad that I told Cade to just go ahead and keep our reservation cancelled. The story has a happy ending as we found a great room at the Springhill Suites which was $200 cheaper and had staff that was wonderful and helpful. After we got to Springdale, we actually saw Flanigan's and it was clear that this place just bills itself as a "resort" so that it can charge a markedly higher price. It's indistinguishable from the Springhill Suites or the Best Western Plus. Just stay at one of those places and avoid this dump.

If you're looking for a one stop spot I would highly recommend this place. I utilized almost all…read morethe amenities at this property with exception to the pool. Our room was clean and spacious. The toiletries come from the affiliated spa, Deep Canyon Spa. Complimentary water was also available in your room which room service refilled daily for you. There were also complimentary teas and coffee in your room as well. The grounds are lush with tons of photo opportunities. The labyrinth is a must with spectacular views of Zion. We went to the spa daily and also tried out their affiliated restaurant Spotted Dog. Both places are must do's too! But my favorite thing about this place is it appears there's a veteran neighbor: a deer that was there in the garden hanging out in the shade every day!! It was so cute!

This place deserves 10 out of 5 stars. It was superb in every way. From the outset, it is pretty…read moreunassuming, but wow - I was so impressed by the cleanliness, the comfort, and they even had a pack-n-play that came standard in the room (if we needed more, we could have requested them). The beds were so comfortable. The decor was simple but thoughtful. The pots and pans, etc were all stainless steal and nicer than ours at home. It really was a luxury to be there! We were looking for a place that would allow our kids to sleep separately (for naps) from our room or the living room, and the fact that this had an extra bedroom was perfect. And the shower! Dual head, a rain shower and a handheld with different settings. It was bliss. We didn't use the pool, but it looked very inviting. I would definitely stay here again.

Perfect rentals ! Great location , super clean and everything in the unit was upscale ! Bedding,…read morekitchen essentials, furniture even towels were excellent! Highly recommend!!! 12/10

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 is the most enchanting ranch! My spouse and I stayed here for a couple of nights and never…read morewanted to leave. The location is perfect for local sight seeing and traveling to the near by national parks. The cabin we stayed in was clean, spacious and overlooked the bison pasture. The cabin was tranquilly quiet at night. The sunsets here are gorgeous and can be viewed from the cabin's porch. We will definitely stay here again!

Our group of 9 "off road " (side by side) vehicles rode from St. George, Ut. to Bar 10 Ranch…read more(Grand Canyon) then to Coral Pink Sand Dunes. This hotel was the perfect stop for us to ride the Virgin River and see the Coral Pink Sand Dunes. The check in process was easy and complete prior to arrival. You can drive up to the front door of your cottage and use a code to get into clean new rooms. Furniture is new, clean, large TV in room and fire pit out side. Very nice! This is a MUST STOP if your an "off roader" and you want to explore this area The owners Shane and Kalie were so helpful and seemed like great people! Shane even gave some insight on the best trails around here. I strongly recommend this lodges and will be back.

We loved our stay here! We were in #3 and it was beautifully decorated and clean. They have air…read moreconditioning which was so nice to come back to after a long day of hiking (we did Zion, Bryce and the Grand Canyon North rim). Loved the outdoor patio where you can drink wine and look up at the stars. The view of the mountain, located behind the resort, is just breathtaking and never got old. We're from LA, and we forgot what quiet sounds like, until we came here. It's incredibly peaceful. If you need any recs on where to go for food in the area, we highly recommend Edge of the World Brewery, Berry Knoll pizza, Essential Coffee and Bee's marketplace. All were amazing and everyone was incredibly friendly. Can't wait to come back again!