The little bungalow we stayed in was great. My husband and I could be in the bedroom on a wonderful bed and our son could sleep on the very comfortable love sac couch which turns into a bed. The bungalow was attractive and minimalist looking and clean which we liked . We had a great view of the mountains from our bedroom and a cute little porch. At night, you could see all the stars!

Unfortunately, the wind had blown a bunch of trash around and it was scattered among the landscape rocks so it was unsightly. I would’ve liked to buy one of the wildflower T-shirts, but they were rather pricey. instead of trying to earn a large profit off the sale of them, the resort management should realize that people buying T-shirts gives free advertising for your place and it should not priced so high!

The resort was beautiful! Staff was nice enough upon check in. Front office is closed by 10pm so not much interaction with staff during our stay. We did get our free s’more kit bag both nights and our bags of ice for the borrowed cooler which was great for the hot days. The yurt was amazing. We will definitely be back. Price is higher, $600+ for two nights is a little high but we only had a few days to explore and splurged. Made friends from other states, saw stars for miles, and had fun in the pool and around the bonfire. Quiet at night. Terrific experience.

WiFi didn’t work where our yurt was located. Didn’t care much as we weren’t really wanting to be on phones and such anyhow.

We had a short trip to Zion and booked the rooms at the last min. We thought it would be a bit of distance to the entrance of Zion National Park but it is actually a very short drive! The rooms are spacious and comfortable. There are free hot drinks at the office and we took advantage of that for the chilly day. Our stay was too short otherwise we would have stayed for the free camp fire at night. Our friend left her wallet and they called us right after we checked out so we were able to retrieve the wallet in time before leaving Zion. Can't wait to go back!

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An easy ride into Zion. We loved the bungalow set up with a couch that converted to bed for our 5 year old and the door to separate the room. Comfy bed/linens. Plenty of towels. Good shower. Nice that they had a pool. Loved the smores/fire at sunset. Our son loved the swing set. wifi worked for us since we were so close to the office.

The grills were not working, one out of order, one ran out of propane, none of them had working ignitors and no lighters were provided. I borrowed a pan to make eggs on the grill stove top the day before but when we went to make them the grills were out of order. We saw a new grill being set up and staff helping other people at dinner time. These should be in working order at all times. The pool was very cold which in 100 degree weather was fine for a dip but could have been a bit warmer.

The resort is beautiful. We only booked one night because we needed to be close to an event happing in Virgin, we would have loved to stay more. We booked a tent and it was so big and nice, and they gave us a smores set to prepare at the fireplace close to our tent, such a cool thing. Staff was really kind and nice, the best thing was actually the bathroom: the public bathrooms are full bathroom with wc, shower etc, so you can do everything in the same place, and they were always clean, with hot water, and never had to wait in line.

Parking was still full even inside, we had to park a little far from our tent and had to carry our things for a short walk but nothing major. We told the staff we had to check-out early in the morning, so we were told we could just leave since the tent didn't have keys and the reception was closed in those hours, but the next day they reached out to me via Booking to see if I was planning to check out by 11 or if I had checked out already, so even if it was nice of them asking instead of peeking through the tent, it felt like there wasn't much communication between the staff or that there is a little bit of a confused procedure for this common events. Still, no issue, just something that kept my mind occupied after leaving the resort.

15 minute drive to the Zion National Park entrance. We had a small cabin / tiny house setup. It was very comfortable and quiet. We had fun in the pool and making smores over the campfire. The staff was very nice and everything was cutesy. There were basic food options, and a good restaurant 5 minutes away. This was not cheap, but a lot cheaper than the options in Springdale. You could get a standard hotel in La verkin or hurricane for a lot less, but this was a much nicer experience.

We stayed in a bungalow with two queen beds. The layout, size and room decor are positives. I also love that each bungalow is a standalone structure with its own front deck. The amenities (though we took advantage of very few of them) are thoughtful—daily s’mores kit, fire pits, daily bag of ice, small cooler for use during your stay and a swimming pool. We came to visit Zion NP and this property is well located. It’s a scenic 15-20 minutes away from Zion NP.

Our front deck could have used some maintenance since the wood has warped in the heat. Also, at our unit, the deck steps were mounted on the right side, causing us to have to take a precarious step to bypass the rocking chairs in front of us at the top of the step.

Love the yurts & the pool / hot tub was excellent. Cute s’mores bag every night with campfire. Lobby very updated with free coffee. After hiking, lobby did sell advil too, with other essentials needed. Loved seeing the lights from the Zion Wildflower from a distance at night. Very quiet at night.

Staying in the yurt: unexpected wind storm made us fear the roof was going to collapse (it didn’t) but very noisy & loud during the night with the wind beating on the walls & roof of the yurt. Maybe we got unlucky for a singular off night? Wish the pools were open past 10pm, getting back from the park late, would have loved to relax more at the park.

I loved the rustic setting and prpximity to nature and the outdoors. Although it is definitely glamping, the tent was spacious and the bedding was comfortable. Everything was very well thought out. The food in the cafe was delicious.

Not a huge deal, but our cabin was up the hill, so a bit of a walk to the bathroom. I would also not suggest a tent if any mobility issues as there is a lot of wapking involved (they do have lodgings where you can park right outside).

Fun creative collective of glam tents, covered wagons and single ADU type Housing. While we intended to stay in tent for the experience of glamping, ended up in an ADU and it was very new and clean. Great pool though for us too many kids. Fire pits and smores were nice touch. Several BBQ areas, places for kids to play. Great pit stop.

Lack of WiFi and cell service not optimal. No tv in rooms either. Would have been nice to have an adult only pool option.