Zion Adventure Guide
Nestled in the rugged landscape of Virgin, Utah, Zion Wildflower Resort is perfectly located for guests wanting to be near Zion National Park.
Our Top Picks
Local Restaurants
River Rock Roasting Co.
(435) 635-7625
Whiptail
(435) 772-0283
Oscars Cafe
(435) 435-772-3232
MeMe’s Cafe – (435) 772-0114
Lonny Boy’z BBQ – (435) 215-3011
King’s Landing Bistro – (435) 772-7422
Camp Outpost Co. Zion – (435) 703-2269
Zion Pizza & Noodle – (435) 772-3815
Bit & Spur Restaurant – (435) 772-3498
Dulivia Ristorante Italiano – (435) 772-3700
Anthera – (435) 772-0276
Stage Coach Grille – (435) 772-0665
Switchback Grille – (435) 772-3700
The Parkhouse Cafe – (435) 772-0100
Thai Sapa – (435) 772-0510
Welcome to Southern Utah
Popular Recreation Areas
Zion National Park
The highlight of Zion National Park is an expansive canyon. Averaging 2,000 feet deep, Zion Canyon offers hiking opportunities along its floor in the 20 to 30 foot wide area known as The Narrows and the challenging area known as The Subway…
Kolob Canyon
Get a feel for Kolob Canyons by taking the five-mile scenic drive on Kolob Canyons Road, the only paved road in this section of the park.
Zion Vacation Company
Escape to the breathtaking landscapes of Southern Utah with Zion Vacation Company, your gateway to adventure. Go beyond the iconic wonders of Zion National Park and explore a world of thrilling possibilities, including hikes, bike rides, Jeep and UTV tours, and more. They connect you with the awe-inspiring beauty of the region, ensuring an unforgettable experience. Discover your next adventure and create lasting memories with Zion Vacation Company.
Biking at Gooseberry Mesa
While the thought of southern Utah conjures up images of red rock, cowboys, and cattle in many visitors’ minds, those of us who are lucky enough to live in the area know that the wide variety of landscapes is what makes this the outdoor enthusiast’s playground.
Southern Utah
The Wildflower Blog
Do You Need Camping Experience to Enjoy Glamping?
Camping in Zion is a great way to get closer to nature. It can turn your Zion accommodations into a part of the adventure, and help you and your family create unique memories together. But what if...
What are the Odds of Getting an Angels Landing Permit?
Just a few years ago, individuals looking to take on Angels Landing, Zion’s most famous—and most dangerous—hiking trail only needed to hop aboard the Zion Canyon Shuttle, get off at Shuttle Stop #6,...
Changes on the Way for Zion National Park
Whether you’re already in the process of deciding where to stay in Zion National Park or just starting to plan a trip, there are some changes coming to the park in 2024 that you should know. From...
Spring in Zion National Park
Given the high temperatures that the region experiences during the summer and fall, the limited rain for much of the year, and the desert climate, you might assume that spring isn’t that different...
5 Ways to Spend an Evening Under Canvas in Zion National Park
Camping under canvas in Zion National Park is a great way to experience all that Southern Utah has to offer. But while there are plenty of day trips to enjoy during your stay at Zion Wildflower...
Zion National Park’s Most Challenging Hiking Trails
A stay in the best Zion hotels Utah has to offer wouldn’t be complete without some hiking. Zion National Park has many incredible hiking trails to choose from. They range from easy, family-friendly...
Day Trip Spotlight: Pipe Springs National Monument
Most visitors to Zion Wildflower Resort plan to spend at least a little time exploring Zion National Park. After all, our resort’s namesake park is located just 20 minutes from the popular South...
Take a Step Back in Time: What the Early Days of Zion Were Like
This November, Zion National Park will celebrate 105 years of existence. While it changed names a couple of times in its early years and has seen some big changes more recently, many things remain...
The Latest from Zion
Press Releases
Condé Nast Traveler: Where to Stay In and Around Zion National Park
Condé Nast Traveler: The 27 Best National Parks in the US for Camping, Stargazing, and Wildlife
By Josh Laskin
There are also a number of great Airbnbs, lodges, and glamping options, like the Zion Wildflower Resort, near the park…
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Forbes: Hot Springs Pools Set To Open Near Zion National Park This Summer
By Brittany Anas
Also ahead of the summer travel season, Zion Wildflower Resort made its debut 15 minutes outside the entrance of Zion National Park. The resort is WorldHotels’ first-ever foray into the glamping market and offers…
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St. Louis Magazine: Top glamping destinations in the Midwest and beyond
By Jen Roberts
The newly opened Zion Wildflower Resort offers a luxurious outdoor retreat with safari-style tents, private bungalows, and covered wagons that kids are sure to love. Nestled among the red sandstone cliffs, the resort feels like a…
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Travel2Next: Utah Glamping Near Canyons And Stars – You’ll Want To Stay Forever
By Mark Westwood
The Zion Wildflower Resort is fitted with everything you need to have an amazing glamping experience with friends and family…
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