Zion Canyon Cabins

Location to shuttles. Cabin parking is tight for large vehicles.

The Kamping Cabin is perfect for a budget-conscious group of friends. The mattresses are reasonably comfortable, although the bunk beds and full bed are a bit short. The shared bathrooms were clean and convenient, and there is a water faucet and picnic table outside each cabin. The AC is in the back bunk room, but worked well. The pool is on the small side, but felt great after hiking. The staff were helpful and get extra points for working with Expedia to change our check out date. The setting is absolutely gorgeous with views of red rock all around, and the shuttle stops are right out front. It’s a big upgrade from camping and you don’t need a bunch of your own supplies to make it comfortable. I would definitely stay again and it’s absolutely worth it to be a few shuttle stops from the park entrance. Skip the drive and stay in town for the same price - you’ll barely miss hotel amenities for the convenience.

This was a great find!! Perfect location and nestled into the canyon with incredible views. So close to the national park we could walk! A great little pool and very nice camp store. We had so much fun staying here and would choose to only stay here if we come back! FYI our cabin did not have a coffee maker or any complimentary coffee on site. Also there were not any eating or cooking utensils! Make sure you plan accordingly. Many coffee shops and restaurants you can walk to though!

Fabulous! Can't say enough great things about these cabins, the laundry, the store, and the location. Definitely a go-to location for accessing the park, getting meals, purchasing snacks for the hikes, etc. Loved this place!!

I had a great stay in a classic cabin that included linens and had a private bathroom. The cabins are meticulously clean and in great shape. It also smelled really good when I arrived. The location is extremely convenient, only a 10 to 15 minute walk to the national park. On site store was very convenient with essentials, coffee, snacks. There are also many restaurants within walking distance. Air conditioning and heat were both very effective. I enjoyed sitting on the front porch and enjoying the views from the Adirondack chairs. Overall, this was a perfect place to stay for three nights for a visit to the national park and I would definitely recommend it and stay here again.

Clean, friendly staff, cute cabins. Pool closed at dark which was a bummer. I would definitely stay here again though. It was a very convenient location close to the park entrance. They give you a token per person per day for the showers which lasts for 6 minutes and it was enough time. You can purchase extra shower tokens for $6. It was very quiet as well. Beautiful views from the cabins as well.

Very clean and nice facility with laundry and air conditioning. Definitely would stay again.

We rented a one bedroom cabin for two nights while we explored Zion. The property is next to a Springdale shuttle stop and a 10-15 minute walk to the Zion NP visitor center. We chose it for its convenience and pool. The cabin was spacious for our family of four and well kept. There is a sugar ant problem that staff know about and have signs to make sure your food is properly stored. It’s a no frills place and it does the job. I wish there were some plates and flatware available to heat and eat food from the store. It would also be a bonus if the store/office was open before 7am and that coffee was complimentary, but all is as advertised.

Cabins are really nice except no TV or hair dryer, it’s a comfortable way to camp but indoors. Staff are great, parking easy, laundry facilities and pool are a bonus. Shuttle bus is convenient for town or to National Park.

The cabins are quiet and private, close to the park entrance and shuttle, with a couple of wonderful restaurants a short walk away. After a long day in the heat, we enjoyed cooling off in the pool, gazing at the majestic scenery all around. This is glamping, though, so the services are basic. For instance, the linens option amounts to a bag of sheets and towels; you have to make your own bed.

Our trip to the cabin was really pleasant, and we appreciated how clean everything was. While the space felt a bit on the smaller side, it was still a comfortable place to stay. The window AC was a little challenging to figure out, but we managed just fine. The bunk beds were a great option for accommodating everyone, and we loved the vibrant colors outside our room. The shower and toilets were always well-kept, which made a big difference. The staff members were wonderful—so friendly and caring, which really enhanced our stay. They made us feel welcomed and attended to, and we truly appreciated their kindness. The swimming pool was also in great shape; it was a lovely spot to relax and have fun. Overall, it was a delightful place to visit, and we made some wonderful memories there.

Very clean cabins, Area, pool. Everyone there was extra nice.

Beautiful location, but the property had an ant infestation problem

Very clean!!!!!

Excellent clamping experience. Only critique is that the shower walls were not clean, you could see soap scum all over them. Besides that it was a great stay and the views are breathtaking

Our stay was great! The only reason I gave it 4 stars was because one of our mattresses was too loud. Every time you moved it made some noise at night. Also, the ant problem. Staff did give us a heads up and advised to keep food in the refrigerator, which we did, but we still had a couple show up everyday. But not a deal breaker. Shared bathrooms were really clean and there’s a convenience store on the property which is also nice. Would stay here again!

Very clean and nice facility with laundry and air conditioning. Definitely would stay again.

The cabin was very clean, but in the bunk bed side there were sugar ants. The A/C could not keep up even with the door open between the two rooms. It was very close to Zion.

Super CLEAN! Very easy to navigate the park from here.

Great location near the Zion visitor center. It’s about a 20 minute walk from the cabins, or two stops on the Springdale shuttle, with the shuttle stop being a few steps from the cabins. Staff accommodated our late night arrival and left us a map at the entrance to find our cabin. We booked three nights and the first two nights were absolutely wonderful. Our third night, unfortunately, was plagued by some sort of tiny bug infestation that took over the bathroom and kitchen sinks, futon, twin beds, and the queen bed. From a quick google search, results matched the description of springtails. They look like tiny specks of brown dirt but quickly jump and are attracted to wood and humidity. We called the front desk and they sent out a maintenance person who was keen on helping us out. He nor the front desk were unable to identify or confirm what the bugs were. They ended up relocating us to a new cabin, but that meant hauling all our belongings to a new cabin four or five cabins over. It wasn’t a hard move, but less than ideal on our last night after two days of non-stop hiking. I wish the nightmare ended here, but the bugs followed us to the new cabin inside our belongings. We checked out the next day and no discount or refund was offered for the last hugely inconvenient night. Yes, we still have the bugs five days later and we’ll most likely take them back to Chicago. Stay would’ve been five stars otherwise.

We booked a classic cabin that cost over $300 a night in May, which I thought was pricey, but it felt low budget because we had to put on our own sheets!! I've never experienced that. Also there's a kitchen, but no bowls, plates, utensils, etc, which was quite inconvenient. The beds were really hard. We LOVED the gorgeous setting and location, fun front porch, great WIFI and AC. We also loved being able to shut the door to the small bedroom.

The Kamping Cabin is perfect for a budget-conscious group of friends. The mattresses are reasonably comfortable, although the bunk beds and full bed are a bit short. The shared bathrooms were clean and convenient, and there is a water faucet and picnic table outside each cabin. The AC is in the back bunk room, but worked well. The pool is on the small side, but felt great after hiking. The staff were helpful and get extra points for working with Expedia to change our check out date. The setting is absolutely gorgeous with views of red rock all around, and the shuttle stops are right out front. It’s a big upgrade from camping and you don’t need a bunch of your own supplies to make it comfortable. I would definitely stay again and it’s absolutely worth it to be a few shuttle stops from the park entrance. Skip the drive and stay in town for the same price - you’ll barely miss hotel amenities for the convenience.

There are no dark-out shades in any of the windows, so outside lights shine in while you try to sleep. Also, if you have to "go" in the middle of the night, you need to walk a fair distance (i.e. no toilet in the cabins).

The place was very clean. We had one issue with a sheet not being clean but the staff promptly replaced it. The grounds and area around were very well kept and quiet. It was perfect walking distance to restaurants and the shuttle. Only complaint was the mattresses were like sleeping on the floor they were so firm. We won’t be back due to that unfortunately, everything else was great though.

This place is all about the location. Literally a few blocks from the entrance to Zion. It was very clean and nice but we felt a little pricey- obviously the location is what makes the price higher. We stayed in one of the “cottage” cabins, which does have its own bathroom and they do supply the linens/towels for. For $300+ a weeknight, a couple pieces of cheap silverware or a coffee pot would’ve been nice. No dishes or utensils at all aside from a few paper plates. I guess if you come with everything you could possibly need that’s no big deal but we’re from the Midwest and in the middle of a roadtrip with two small children so that wasn’t really feasible for us. Parking areas are small and you may have to unload your luggage several hundred feet from your cabin then drive over and park elsewhere then walk yourself back. Fine for us but would be a challenge for some. My husband said the plastic covered mattresses reminded him of those he slept on in the military. Definitely not the most comfortable. The pool is small and closes at dark. Laundry is $4 wash/$4 dry which I thought was bonkers. I can’t imagine most people stay long based on that alone. The general store/check in is reasonably priced on most things. The place is well kept and cute but the location is what makes the price high - not the amenities. It’s honestly just a nicer campground.

I had a great stay in a classic cabin that included linens and had a private bathroom. The cabins are meticulously clean and in great shape. It also smelled really good when I arrived. The location is extremely convenient, only a 10 to 15 minute walk to the national park. On site store was very convenient with essentials, coffee, snacks. There are also many restaurants within walking distance. Air conditioning and heat were both very effective. I enjoyed sitting on the front porch and enjoying the views from the Adirondack chairs. Overall, this was a perfect place to stay for three nights for a visit to the national park and I would definitely recommend it and stay here again.

What I liked… it was very clean inside and out. Great location. Some nice stores and food close by. Views are outstanding! What I didn’t like… Walls are “paper” thin… My wife said she could see from the bedroom into the shower. long walk to the cabin. Expensive for what you get…

The bed was so uncomfortable. Mattress had a plastic outer covering and it was really hard. Curtains were see through, so let the outside lighting shine in throughout the night and there was a intermediate noise and vibration from under/around the cabin (sounded like a washing machine on a spin cycle). So very poor sleeping conditions. However, cabins were clean and modern and an amazing location to be able to walk in to the park.

The cabins appear to be newly built. The mattresses on the bed and bunks were terrible. They were hard and uncomfortable. I would not recommend staying here if you want to get a good night of sleep. Also, there was no TV in the unit.

Perfect perfect perfect location and the cabin was clean, staff is friendly and the general store on site in addition to the market across the street had everything we needed. Back bedroom was a little noisy due to equipment/cooling system overnight but only disturbed the lightest sleeper, moving to the main room totally solved that issue. Beds/included linens (for designated reservations) arent the comfiest but get the job done! Would absolutely return for another trip!

Great location, amenities and staff. Recommend 10/10

Friendly and smooth check-in! Very informative staff. Cabins are adorable!!

Enjoyed our stay at the Cabins. Safe, quiet, and scenic location; easy check-in & out, kind staff, fair price, clean and spacious cabin, the porch was a vibe, plenty of parking, convenient location from Zion NP and surrounding stores, restaurants, gas stations, and bus stops - the works. Future visits to Springdale/Zion NP will definitely be at the Zion Canyon Cabins!

this is a cabin in a large RV park. everything is down to the very basic. for example, bedding and towels are provided in a big bag and you need to put the trashes yourself. but the worst of all is the manager named Katheleen, who is unnecessarily aggressive. when asked her to clarify an issue, she responded that if you do not like it, you can go and you will get refunded. when i tried to go through it, she had to ask her boss to get approval but the boss rejected her request.

Great location near the Zion visitor center. It’s about a 20 minute walk from the cabins, or two stops on the Springdale shuttle, with the shuttle stop being a few steps from the cabins. Staff accommodated our late night arrival and left us a map at the entrance to find our cabin. We booked three nights and the first two nights were absolutely wonderful. Our third night, unfortunately, was plagued by some sort of tiny bug infestation that took over the bathroom and kitchen sinks, futon, twin beds, and the queen bed. From a quick google search, results matched the description of springtails. They look like tiny specks of brown dirt but quickly jump and are attracted to wood and humidity. We called the front desk and they sent out a maintenance person who was keen on helping us out. He nor the front desk were unable to identify or confirm what the bugs were. They ended up relocating us to a new cabin, but that meant hauling all our belongings to a new cabin four or five cabins over. It wasn’t a hard move, but less than ideal on our last night after two days of non-stop hiking. I wish the nightmare ended here, but the bugs followed us to the new cabin inside our belongings. We checked out the next day and no discount or refund was offered for the last hugely inconvenient night. Yes, we still have the bugs five days later and we’ll most likely take them back to Chicago. Stay would’ve been five stars otherwise.

Outstanding staff! Helpful, friendly, and accommodating! They made our 7 day stay a top-notch experience! Cabin was exceptionally clean, orderly and ready to check in as advertised. Of course the lodging's proximity to Zion park and amenities is just about perfect--we'll be staying there next time for sure.

I loved Zion Canyon Cabins! Their customer service was impeccable. They called me while on the road to make sure I had the correct accommodations and made sure we had a place to rest our head that was comfortable during our road trip. It’s walking distance from Zion National Park. The view was amazing. Wonderful experience.

Staff is fantastic!

The staff at Zion Canyon Cabins are AMAZING! Lyle the Maintenance person was exceptional. Lyle went the extra mile to help us by providing us a cart to move our stuff in and using our outside grill. The staff are so friendly and so helpful. I travel frequently and have never experienced this level of hospitality. Thank you for a wonderful three days in Springdale!

Great property! Close to the shuttle top that will take you right into the park and up and down Springdale. Check-in and check-out were easy and the staff was super friendly and helpful. The cabin was clean and had everything we needed for a perfect stay. Highly recommend!

The view around the property is simply amazing and the grounds are very nice. The location is unbeatable. You can walk to Zion park in 10 minutes so you don't need to wait for a shuttle, though there is a stop right across the street. At the same time you are in the village, 5-10 mins pleasant walk to the most lively area. There are restaurants right by it, we really liked the Whiptail and went twice. They have amazing tacos and burritos. The cabins are new and clean, but have developed many cracks in the wooden planks. This is not a problem, I was just thinking how pity it is that these cabins are brand new, but the material used had not been appropriate for the sharp temperature changes and has started cracking. Be aware that there is no hairdryer (at least we didn't find one) and there are no plates or utensils. The rest was as expected. It was getting very cold in the cabin in the morning (we were there the second half of April) so we needed the second blanket.

Location was perfect for Zion - right by a shuttle stop or a short walk to the visitor center. Plenty of gear rental and restaurants just a few steps from the property. Cute, roomy cabins outfitted with everything you need - fridge, microwave, grill, picnic table, HVAC, ceiling fans, shower, etc. Parking included, a huge bonus in Springdale. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Beautiful setting in Zion Canyon. Could not ask for more.

Great location, about a 10 min walk to the park. You’ll have the make your bed, linens are ok, mattress ok too. I’d say it’s just a step above camping, a hotel is more comfortable but the pros far outweigh the cons.

Great location to the entrance to Zion. Great staff friendly and full of ideas!

Great location

Everything from check in to check out was easy. The cabins were perfect with everything you need. The location was ideal. Walk to Zion national park or walk to shops and restaurants.

Entrance to Zion in walking distance

Absolutely lovely cabin in a great location for getting into the park. Spotlessly clean and well equipped. It didn’t detract that you had to make your own bed!

Absolutely incredible location! Surrounded by the gorgeous cliffs of Zion. Within easy walking distance to markets, gift shops, restaurants and the shuttle to the national park.

We had a great stay at the campgrounds! Very kid-friendly—our child made so many friends within just one day. The location was excellent, only a short walk to the park entrance. I’d highly recommend walking instead of taking the bus, since it’s less than a ten-minute walk and much more convenient.

The views are stunning, the cabin was super comfortable and cozy. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. I would have loved having some basic utensils, though, that I then neede to purchase since I was traveling from abroad and didn't expect that they would not be available, such as bottle opener, fork, spoon, knife, a couple of plates.

This was a great find!! Perfect location and nestled into the canyon with incredible views. So close to the national park we could walk! A great little pool and very nice camp store. We had so much fun staying here and would choose to only stay here if we come back! FYI our cabin did not have a coffee maker or any complimentary coffee on site. Also there were not any eating or cooking utensils! Make sure you plan accordingly. Many coffee shops and restaurants you can walk to though!

You do have to make your own bed and no coffee maker

We stayed here for a girls trip exploring the parks. We enjoyed staying here overall. Our only complaint would be there is no amenities so bring everything you will need. There is only the very basics, toilet paper, soap and then fridge and microwave. There is a lot of cabinets but they are all empty. No hair dryer, coffee cups, coffee pot, dishes of any kind. But we would stay here again 100% we would just pack more than we did :)

Cabines are new, clean, and close to the park entrance. Mattresses are awful, hard and plastic covered (make noises when you turn). The "kitchen" is empty: no mugs, bowls or dish soap. You can buy disposable ones at the overpriced market by the office, but heating up oatmeal in a plastic cup sounds like an awful idea) - so much for trying to get an early breakfast to hit the trails... The bath towels are tiny (not much bigger than a face towel). You can hear everything people on the other cabins say. Pool is absurdly cold. Staff was friendly and apologetic, but considering how much they charge, this place is a joke...

The only bad thing I could say is.. A coffee pot a s toaster would be nice. I’d like to have a cup of coffee at 5 am before having to speak to people. Otherwise. Beautiful place. Staff was beyond nice.

We rented a one bedroom cabin for two nights while we explored Zion. The property is next to a Springdale shuttle stop and a 10-15 minute walk to the Zion NP visitor center. We chose it for its convenience and pool. The cabin was spacious for our family of four and well kept. There is a sugar ant problem that staff know about and have signs to make sure your food is properly stored. It’s a no frills place and it does the job. I wish there were some plates and flatware available to heat and eat food from the store. It would also be a bonus if the store/office was open before 7am and that coffee was complimentary, but all is as advertised.

Great stay. Wagons very comfortable, bathrooms clean. Breakfast was amazing, multiple food options

Quaint cabins with the basics. My family of 5 stayed for 3 nights and absolutely loved the view, simple accommodations, and peace and quiet. We went for hikes in Zion in the mornings and swam in the small pool during the warm afternoon and relaxed. In the evenings we enjoyed the many restaurant options available in Springdale. The camp store was very convenient and had many items for campers, including smore making supplies.

Great cabin! Cozy and warm. No plates or utensils, had paper towels.