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 Bryce Canyon overlook by JetlagCity
The National Park Service's website for Bryce Canyon has great info on all of these options: http://www.nps.gov/brca/index.htm
indoor swimming pool, air-conditioned rooms, restaurant, some suites with jacuzzis for after that long, strenuous hike
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Panguitch is located only 25 miles west of Bryce Canyon NP and here you will find many hotels and restaurants for your stay near the park. There is also a grocery store here.
We stayed at the Mariana Inn, the rooms were basic but clean and comfortable with two double beds and tv. Cost of the room was only $40 if you called ahead and made a reservation. Theme: MotelPrice: US$20-40 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: Hwy 89, north of hwy 12, PanguitchPhone: 435 676 8844
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 Bryce Country Cabins by kazander
We loved relaxing on the porch. (they would keep us company there as well)
A fridge, microwave and coffeepot are provided if you would like to have breakfast at the cabin as we did. You can get groceries over at Ruby's.
We did not get to use them, but there were picnic areas just outside the cabins.
A hairdryer is also provided. Theme: OtherPrice: US$40-80 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: 320 N. Highway 12 P.O. Box 141 Tropic, Utah 84776Phone: (435) 679-8643Directions: The cabins are located in Tropic, UT. A little town just 7 miles away from the entrance into Bryce Canyon National Park. We found these accommodations much more desirable than staying at the places along the road that is just outside the park.Website: http://www.brycecountrycabins.com/
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If you don't bring your own tent, and you intend staying overnight in the area of Bryce Canyon, Ruby's is almost your only choice! It is both a motel and RV campground, and provides everything you need, though its nothing special.
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Bryce Canyon Lodge is a quaint, adorable lodge that is a perfect way to end your day at the park. When you first hear about it, you may think it's rustic and old-fashioned. That is not the case at all. The lodge is very nice; the rooms are basic, but clean. The staff is friendly and helpful. There are cabins available, but we stayed in the main lodge.
The best part is that there is a trail that's about 100 feet long (nice and flat) that leads right to the rim of the canyon. By staying in the park, you beat the crowds. Theme: HotelPrice: US$20-40 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: P. O. Box 640079, Bryce Canyon National Park, UT 84764Phone: (435) 834-8700Directions: Located inside Bryce Canyon National ParkWebsite: www.brycecanyonlodge.com
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 reason to camp? To get on the
trail early. by richiecdisc
The campground at Bryce National Park isn't amongst the best in the National Park system but that doesn't seem to hurt its popularity. Since most people spend only one night in what is comparatively speaking a small park, one can usually get a spot if you arrive relatively early as someone is likely to be leaving. The spots are not well-spaced and there seems to be precious little shade. It's a good thing it's at a high elevation and cooler than surrounding Utah parks. Restrooms are okay but not nearly as nice as say The Grand Canyon's. The North Campground does have direct walking access to the Rim Trail so it is convenient. Prices were a typical $15 per night so not a bargain considering the lack of atmosphere and space provided. Showers are available for $2 at the nearby general store. Theme: CampgroundPrice: less than US$20 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageDirections: North end of the canyon, directly access to Rim Trail. Some spots actually just a short climb to the Rim.
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 Just around the corner
from the hotel. by StephanB |
 Powell Point from the deck of
the Stone Canyon Inn by WinInZion
This has become very poplular place, make reservations well in advance.
This nestled up against Bryce. You're about a mile off RT 12 and it is a beautiful spot to sit on the deck during the Sunset.
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We stayed in Ruby's Inn a Best Western Hotel which is close to the entrance of Bryce Canyon National Park. Its the most expensive around but believe me its worth it and really the price is not prohibitive(some of the alternatives bore strange similarites to 'Bates Motel'.) It is located around a picturesque lake and offers all requirements for a comfortable stay. There is an excellent restaurant. Shopping facilities are available for those wishing to camp in the Park or backpack. In fact there is nothing you cannot get at this place (ok there's no nightlife but what do you expect in Southern Utah). Ruby's Inn also has leisure activities and swimming pool. For those wishing to travel by RV there is also a campground and RV park. Theme: CampgroundDirections: Best Western Ruby's Inn Highway 63 Bryce Utah 84764 Phone 1-800-468-8660
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