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Grand Canyon and More 3 day tour

The parks are amazing and this tour is a great way to explore them in a short period.

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7 Day Southwest National Parks Grand Canyon Camping Tour

All the sights were worth seeing. Camping equipment was good, campground bathrooms varied.

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Western Deserts – 3 days

He made sure to cater to all ages and explained if some of the walks were steep.

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USA - The Western Deserts

The tour was very nice, even if the tour guides didn't speak German.

Mighty 5 From Las Vegas

Great variety of tours available. I would use this service again.

Incredible Canyons of the West Experience 3D/2N (from Las Vegas)

Saw 4 national parks in 3 days. Glad we chose the 3 day.

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Mighty 5 From Salt Lake City

This was a wonderful experience brought to life by a passionate and caring tour guide.

Hiking Utah's Mighty 5

The hikes were breathtaking.

Zion and Bryce Lodge Based Tour

Meals were also excellent. Really some great dining options.

Western USA National Parks Loop

Zion national park, Bryce Canyon and the Grand Canyon are absolutely amazing places to visit.

Gold Experience – 6 Days

Great tour and well organised to fit in as many sights as possible. I would certainly recommend this tour.

Zion Base Camp

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The 7-day Southwest Highlights tour was amazing! Alex and Amber were terrific guides that helped to give us options to make the most of our time at each tour stop. They also took care of setting up camp most days and prepared great meals throughout the trip. The trip was well organized, and we stopped often during the drive. I recommend this tour to people who want an active vacation, checking a number of National Parks off their list, but don't want to do all of the research needed to make it happen.

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With soaring slot canyons, massive sandstone cliffs, and lush swimming holes, Zion National Park is an adventurer’s oasis. Join your local guide to hit new heights on the park's best hiking trails , wade through the cool waters of the Virgin River Narrows, and experience the beauty of Emerald Pools. Whether you want to camp in the heart of the action , experience Southwestern hospitality at a Zion ranch stay or explore multiple national parks on our Las Vegas to LA adventure, Canyon Country is calling.

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Trips from 1 January 2023 onwards

From 1 January 2023, Intrepid will no longer require travelers to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 (excluding all Polar trips and select adventure cruises).

However, we continue to strongly recommend that all Intrepid travelers and leaders get vaccinated to protect themselves and others.

Specific proof of testing or vaccination may still be required by your destination or airline. Please ensure you check travel and entry requirements carefully.

Where is Zion National Park?

Zion is located near Springdale in southwest Utah. It's relatively close to Salt Lake City ( a 4.5-hour drive away) and Las Vegas (3 hours away).

When is the best time to visit Zion National Park?

The best time for a visit to Zion National Park is between spring and fall, with the summer months of July and August having the hottest weather. If you prefer milder weather and fewer people to share the trails with, consider the spring months of April and May or the fall months of September and November.

How do I get to Zion National Park?

Zion National Park is a 2.5 hour drive from Las Vegas, 4 hours from Salt Lake City and 7 hours from Los Angeles.

If you’re traveling from further afield, the best option is to fly directly into St. George Airport (the closest airport to Zion NP) or to McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas where you can then transfer to St. George Airport or rent a car and drive to the park. 

What should I pack for Zion National Park?

You’ll likely be doing lots of hiking and outdoor activities, so make sure you bring a decent pair of hiking boots or reliable sneakers.

You'll also need hiking pants or sportswear, t-shirts, a fleece, a waterproof/windproof jacket, a sunhat, sunglasses, plenty of sunscreen and a refillable water bottle.

If you visit during winter, bring a warm jacket, a woolly hat and gloves as it can get quite chilly. 

What wildlife live in Zion National Park?

Zion is home to over 290 species of birds, 37 species of reptiles and amphibians, and 8 species of fish. It's also home to 78 species of mammals including  bighorn sheep, rock squirrels, mule deer, bats and foxes.

What are the best things to do in Zion National Park?

There are so many incredible outdoor adventure activities to experience in Zion National Park that it can be hard to fit them all in. Hiking is one of the most common ways to spend a day at Zion, however, rock climbing, river tubing, canyoneering and more are also fun ways to enjoy the park.

Two or three days is usually enough to see the park's highlights. However, Zion is a pretty large place, so you could easily spend weeks exploring its hiking trails and natural wonders. 

Is Zion National Park dangerous?

Zion is one of the most spectacular national parks in the US, but Outforia also ranked it as one of the most dangerous.

Steep cliffs, drop-offs, rapid weather changes and flash flooding are some of the biggest risks.

That being said, if you're aware of the risks, take time to plan your trip or join one of our trips led by an expert local leader, you can enjoy all Zion has to offer. 

Are Intrepid trips accessible for travelers with disabilities?

We are committed to making travel widely  accessible , regardless of ability or disability. We do our best to help you see the world, regardless of physical or mental limitations. 

We are always happy to talk to travelers with disabilities and see if we can help guide them toward the most suitable itinerary for their needs and, where possible, make reasonable adjustments to our itineraries.

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Colorful cliffs within Zion National Park provide unforgettable views. Ride horseback, hike, bicycle or ride a shuttle through the canyon to observe striking geological formations etched from orange, pink and white layers of sandstone.

The terrain offers delightful trails for every hiking skill level. Ride the 80-minute-roundtrip shuttle, stepping off at multiple points to take photos. For easy to moderate walks, follow Pa’rus Trail along the Virgin River or Lower Emerald Pool trail to reach a waterfall. Both provide valley views. Ride horseback along Sand Bench Trail and hike atop a landslide.

For greater challenges, make the strenuous half-day hike up 27 switchbacks to Angels Landing, a ridge 1,500 feet (460 meters) above the valley floor, for 360-degree views of Zion Canyon. Far below, hike through the Narrows at river level, learn to canyoneer on the Subway trail to Keyhole Falls or hike to Kolob Arch, one of the world’s largest freestanding arches. Try other activities: wilderness backpacking, camping, river tubing, four-wheel drive touring, rock climbing and of course, taking beautiful photographs.

Look for more than 900 species of plants, some seemingly growing from barren rock. Over 200 kinds of birds live here or migrate through. Spot the brown shapes of mule deer or desert bighorn sheep moving slowly in front of orange sandstone and look for a California condor high on the cliffs.

This popular site attracts millions of visitors annually, meaning parking spaces within the canyon fill rapidly. Park in Springdale and catch the free Springdale Shuttle for convenient park access. Then use the free hop-on, hop-off Zion Canyon Shuttle to move within the park.

Zion National Park is at Utah’s southwest corner, a 2.5-hour drive from Las Vegas, Nevada. After visiting Zion, continue northeast to the strikingly etched landscapes of Utah’s four other national parks. If you have a large vehicle, be aware of Zion-Mount Carmel Tunnel permit requirements. To camp, make reservations, especially during peak seasons.

Purchase an economical interagency pass for access to all U.S. national parks seniors receive big discounts. Zion National Park is open year-round. Enjoy your visit to this colorful treasure.

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Take the Zion Canyon Shuttle to the last stop and explore the breathtaking scenery at the northern end of the canyon.

Riverside Walk

Admire the lush greenery on the banks of the winding Virgin River and glimpse the unusual hanging gardens of Zion.

The Narrows

Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at The Narrows during your travels in Springdale. Discover the area's mountain views, or seek out its hiking trails.

Emerald Pools

Discover an oasis in the heart of Zion National Park, where three small pools and waterfalls sparkle in the desert.

Big Bend Viewpont

Zion National Park’s most iconic picture spot sits just above one of the Virgin River’s dramatic turns. Stop here while on a drive or hike through the park.

Angels Landing

Embark on this trail to travel back in time to the Triassic period, with a vista of the colored rocks of the Zion Canyon.

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Everything You Need to Know Before Visiting Zion National Park

From free shuttles to the best tips for hiking The Narrows.

Zion National Park, one of Utah's " Mighty Five " national parks, is one of the most-visited parks in the U.S. With its gorgeous views, world-class hiking, and one-of-a-kind narrow slot canyons, it's really no surprise that people love visiting Zion year after year. Here's how you can plan an epic vacation to one of America's most treasured national parks, too.

Getting to and Around Zion National Park

To get to Zion National Park, visitors can fly into the Las Vegas, Nevada airport, which is located 170 miles from the park, or into Salt Lake City, Utah, some 300 miles away. Or, if you can find a connecting flight, you could always fly into Saint George regional airport, which is 49 miles away and has flights from Salt Lake City and Denver, Colorado.

There are two free shuttles available in the park for most of the year, one that travels along the Zion Canyon Line between the Zion Canyon Visitor Center and the Temple of Sinawava and the other that connects Zion Canyon Village to the Majestic View Lodge. Many hikers use the shuttle system to take advantage of one way routes . Strollers and bikes (excluding e-bikes and fat tire bikes) are permitted.

Zion National Park Camping and Hotels

There are two options for travelers looking to stay at Zion: Camping and hotels. At the park, Zion has three campgrounds available . Watchman Campground is open year-round and requires reservations; Lava Point Campground, which closes during the winter season, recommends them. South Campground is currently closed for a long-term rehabilitation project. Reservations for the available campgrounds can be made on Recreation.gov or by calling 877-444-6777.

If you're into camping vibes but want to be pampered, Under Canvas Zion has luxury glamping tents with king beds and full bathrooms on 196 acres bordering the park. Guests also get access to activities within the park, including canyoneering and stargazing tours, mountain biking, rock climbing, and more.

If camping and glamping aren't for you, you can always book a stay at the Zion Lodge , the only in-park lodge at Zion. There, visitors can book not only a plush room to sleep in after a long day of hiking, but they can also enjoy a meal at the lodge's restaurant or book a horseback riding excursion through the park.

If the lodge is booked you could try Spirit , a brand new luxury resort in the area that will be fully open in 2023. Large suites that range in size from one- to five-bedrooms boast panoramic views of the landscape. Alternatively, there's also SpringHill Suites , a Marriott hotel that sits just outside Zion National Park. There, guests will also enjoy luxury rooms, on-site dining options, and even an outdoor swimming pool that provides unparalleled views.

Zion National Park Hikes

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There are miles and miles of hiking trails around Zion National Park. Difficulty varies, but Zion National Park also has a paved trail that can be used by hikers with wheelchairs. Unfortunately, some of the most famous hikes are not suited to all skill levels and may close if the conditions are not safe.

Pa'rus Trail

The most accessible trail in the park, this 3.5-mile round-trip route follows a paved route along the Virgin River from the South Campground to Canyon Junction. Bikes and leashed pets are allowed on this trail and it can be accessed from the Visitor Center.

Angels Landing

Zion National Park's most popular trail require visitors to apply for a permit before taking on this 5.4-mile round-trip challenge. The views are spectacular, but the route can be challenging and the long drop offs make it unsuitable for children or anyone with a fear of heights. It can be hiked in the winter if you have experience hiking in snowy conditions, but traction devices are strongly recommended.

The Narrows

An emblem of Zion National Park, this slot canyon trail goes upstream through a gorge, surrounding hikers with thousand-foot high walls on either side. You'll walk upstream along the Virgin River — close-toed shoes and poles are strongly recommended — which means balancing as you walk on round slippery rocks. The route is best done in the summer and early fall, but check in at the Visitor's Center for a detailed weather report as flash flood risks may close the trail force park authorities to close the trail.

Other Activities in Zion National Park

Besides hiking, the park's unique geology offers other opportunities for adventure like canyoneering , which you will need a permit for, and rock climbing , which is best done between March and May or between September and early November, when the weather conditions are ideal. Bicycles are only allowed on the paved Pa'rus Trail and certain roadways, like the Zion Canyon Scenic Drive. If you're in a car, you can also take a ride down the picturesque Kolob Canyons Road . Or for a more unique way to see the park, horseback riding tours are available from Canyon Rides along the Sandbench Trail. With so much whitewater to play with thanks to the Virgin River, experienced kayakers may be tempted to pack their paddles, an activity that can only be done if you secure a permit in advance .

Zion National Park Weather

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The weather in Zion National Park can vary greatly throughout the year. In the summer, the National Parks Service explains , temperatures can often exceed 100 degrees. In the winter, highs typically hover in the 50 to 60 degree Fahrenheit range, and the park can even see snow. So you may want to plan your trip in the spring or fall, when temperatures are more moderate and rarely surpass 90 degrees Fahrenheit.

The best time to visit Zion National Park , though, depends on your priorities. Given that it has quickly become one of the most popular national parks, you may want to avoid visiting between April and September if you hate crowds — the park receives 70% of its visitors in that range, with July being the busiest month. January tends to be the quietest month, and even if it is colder, you may get lucky with a warm day in the mid-50s. At the same time, this strategy may not be wise if you have your heart set on hiking the Narrows, which is best to do between summer and early fall. In spring the trail tends to close due to the rising water levels caused by snowmelt.

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Zion National Park is filled with striking scenic landscapes, known for its remarkable hiking trails and steep red sandstone cliffs and deep-cut canyons leading through lush dense forests weaving along the Virgin River. Explore the verdant refuge and extreme desert where Emerald Pools and cascading waterfalls lie. The activities in Zion are endless with Hiking, Camping, Canyoneering, Backpacking, and Horseback Riding.

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Utah's Zion National Park is a site to behold, notable for it's distinctive red sheer rock faces. With incredibly diverse topography, including the impressive Zion Canyon, it's the perfect cross section of desert and forest. Come here to hike, experience incredible views and wildlife , and learn the long history of the native cultures that inhabited the area.

Who Will Enjoy Zion National Park Tours

Zion National Park much like any other national park is a nature wonderland . Travelers who will enjoy a tour to this destination are people who enjoy being in the great outdoors whether that be slow travel such as easy walking or hiking tour or adrenaline seekers who want to climb rock walls and go canyoneering. If you are looking for luxury such as hotels and spas and city sightseeing, this destination may not be for you. However, if you enjoy going wildlife watching , kayaking or camping then Zion National Park is a great choice for your next trip.

Any travel style would do well at Zion National Park. From solo travelers to guided groups to private guided to families , this national park has something for everyone.

Zion National Park Weather

The weather in Zion National Park is diverse and never the same across multiple seasons. In the summer, the temperatures get very hot which often means 100 degree weather. Spring and fall bring more moderate temperatures which often ranges from the 60’s to the 90’s. There are some cool and rainy days during this time as well. In the winter, Zion National Park is cold and wet with highs often in the 50’s. The nights often slip below freezing making it a pretty uncomfortable stay if you’re out at night.

The best time to visit Zion National Park for the weather is during some spring and fall months. These include April, May, September and October. However, if you’re looking to avoid the crowds and don’t mind the cold, January is a great time to visit. If you prefer to visit in the summer, be sure to do all your hiking and nature activities in the mornings when it is cooler.

Zion National Park Camping

There are three campsites in Zion National park, perfect for any type of traveler. Prefer tent camping? There’s a space for you. Prefer RV camping? There’s a space for you too. There’s even some backcountry camping for those who want a little more challenge and a little more immersion into the surrounding nature. It’s best to note however that if you want to do an overnight hiking trip you will need a permit.

Watchman Campground is open all year and has about 60 sites for RV’s and tents with 6 campsites for groups.

South Campground is open from February to November. There aren’t any sites for RV’s but their are 117 tent sites and 4 group campsites.

Lava Point Campground is open from June to October. There aren’t any sites for RV’s but there are 6 campsites and it's first come first served.

Popular Zion National Park Activities

Hiking: There are many hiking trails throughout the park. Some are short, others much longer. These trails are not loops so to come back to your starting point you will need to turn around and go back the way you came. For your safety and others in your group, assess your physical ability before committing to a Zion National Park hike.

Camping: Whether you like RV or tent camping, Zion has a site for you. Sleep out under the stars at one of the three camping locations, enjoy a bonfire or sleep in a bed in your RV.

Canyoneering: This activity is for truly adventurous and experienced travelers. Canyoneering involves hiking, swimming, sliding and other techniques to navigate the canyons and natural landscapes.

Rock climbing: Another activity not for beginners, the rock walls found in the park are difficult to climb. However, they’re perfect for adrenaline seekers. If you’re a beginner and still want this experience, there are many companies that offer lessons just outside the park.

Outdoor and Covid Safety

When it comes to outdoor safety within the national park, it is your responsibility. Accurately judge your abilities and those of your group. Keep your eye on the weather and the surrounding landscapes to ensure your safety within the park. Avoid steep cliffs, pack plenty of water and take time to sit in the shade to avoid heat exhaustion. If you’re visiting during the colder months, be sure to pack many warm layers to prevent hypothermia.

Zion National Park is open to visitors. Shuttles are currently closed but they will return from December 24 through January 2, 2021. This national park is located in Utah which is the 6th highest state for coronavirus cases as of December 17, 2020. 

There are different travel restrictions based on the state so make sure to do research on your trip before traveling.

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Exploring Zion National Park: A Majestic Journey into Nature’s Heart

W elcome to an adventure in one of America's most awe-inspiring natural landscapes - Zion National Park . In this deep dive, we'll uncover the park's secrets, from its towering cliffs to the serene Virgin River, offering you an unmatched travel experience.

• Zion National Park , the 4th most visited in the U.S ., beckons over 4.5 million yearly.
• Home to the colossal Kolob Arch, one of the planet's largest freestanding natural arches.
• A biodiversity hotspot , Zion is a marvel of desert ecosystems

Zion's Majestic Allure: A Visitor's Paradise

Zion National Park's majestic allure as a visitor's paradise lies in its extraordinary blend of natural features and diverse experiences. This enchanting park, nestled in the heart of Utah, captivates millions with its unique blend of serene beauty and rugged wilderness. The park's dramatic landscape, characterized by deep red canyons, towering sandstone cliffs, and verdant valleys, creates a visually stunning panorama that is both awe-inspiring and intimately accessible.

What sets Zion apart is its ability to cater to a wide range of interests and abilities. For the adventurous spirit, Zion’s challenging hikes, such as the Angels Landing and The Narrows, offer thrilling escapades amidst breathtaking scenery. These trails are not just pathways; they are gateways to immersive experiences in nature, allowing visitors to traverse through narrow river gorges or ascend to lofty viewpoints overlooking the vast expanse of the park.

For those seeking a more tranquil experience, the park's numerous easy trails and scenic drives provide opportunities to enjoy its splendor at a leisurely pace. The Riverside Walk and the Emerald Pools Trail, for instance, offer peaceful retreats into nature's embrace, with lush greenery, gentle streams, and cascading waterfalls.

Furthermore, Zion’s allure is magnified by the changing seasons, each bringing a distinct charm. Springtime sees the desert bloom with wildflowers, while autumn drapes the landscape in warm hues. Even in winter, the park's snow-capped peaks against clear blue skies create a mesmerizing contrast.

The park's ability to offer such a rich tapestry of experiences is what draws countless visitors annually. Whether it’s the thrill of conquering a challenging hike, the joy of witnessing wildlife in its natural habitat, or the peace found in quiet contemplation of its natural wonders, Zion National Park is truly a paradise for visitors. Its majestic allure lies not just in its physical beauty, but in the personal connections and unforgettable moments it fosters.

Kolob Arch: A Monument of Natural Grandeur

Among Zion's array of geological marvels stands the Kolob Arch .

This natural wonder, measuring an impressive 287.4 feet, reigns as one of the world's largest freestanding natural arches . Its magnitude and beauty exemplify the park's extraordinary geological formations.

The Biodiversity of Zion: A Desert Oasis

Dr. Emma Marris, an environmental science expert, once said,

" Zion National Park’s unique location at the junction of three North American geographic provinces results in surprising biodiversity for a desert environment."

Indeed, Zion's position gives rise to an astonishing variety of plants and animals, thriving in its unique ecosystem.

Trails and Treasures: Exploring Zion's Depths

Zion is not just about size and statistics; it's a haven for hikers, photographers, and nature enthusiasts.

The park's trails, like The Narrows and Angels Landing, offer breathtaking views and exhilarating experiences.

Each path unveils a different facet of Zion's beauty, from serene riversides to panoramic vistas.

Preserving Zion: A Responsibility to Nature

With its popularity comes a duty to protect. Zion's conservation efforts focus on balancing visitor enjoyment with environmental preservation.

Initiatives like shuttle services and habitat protection programs help maintain this delicate balance, ensuring Zion remains a pristine natural sanctuary.

Insider Tips: Experiencing Zion Like a Local

As a seasoned travel journalist, I've gathered a few insider tips for your Zion adventure.

Visit during the off-season to avoid crowds , explore lesser-known trails for unique experiences, and always be prepared for changing weather conditions in this dynamic landscape.

Zion National Park stands as a monumental testament to the raw, unbridled beauty of nature . Its towering cliffs, deep canyons, and vibrant ecosystems do not just represent the geological history of the Earth but also symbolize the enduring allure of the natural world. As the fourth most visited national park in the United States, Zion's popularity underscores its universal appeal and the deep connection it fosters with its visitors.

Zion is more than just a scenic backdrop; it's an immersive experience that engages all senses. Whether it's the awe-inspiring size of the Kolob Arch or the diverse flora and fauna thriving in its unique desert environment, Zion offers an unparalleled encounter with nature . Its trails lead not just through landscapes, but through a journey of discovery and awe.

As travelers, our journey through Zion is twofold. On one hand, it's an exploration of the park’s majestic beauty and natural wonders. On the other, it’s a journey within, as we connect with nature and rediscover a sense of wonder and respect for the environment. The responsibility to preserve this pristine wilderness for future generations is paramount, and our visit to Zion should be marked by mindfulness and conservation.

Zion National Park is not just a destination ; it's a vibrant, living museum of natural history, a sanctuary for wildlife, and a source of inspiration and rejuvenation for the soul. Its cliffs, canyons, and rivers narrate stories of the past, present, and future, inviting us to be a part of its continuing legacy. As we leave Zion, we carry with us not just memories, but a renewed appreciation for the incredible beauty and fragility of our natural world .

FAQs about Zion National Park

What's the best time to visit zion national park.

Spring and fall offer comfortable weather and fewer crowds, making them ideal times to visit.

Are there any accommodation options inside the park?

Yes, Zion offers campgrounds and a lodge within the park, along with numerous options nearby.

Can beginners hike in Zion?

Absolutely! Zion has trails for all skill levels, from easy walks to challenging climbs.

Is a permit required for any activities in Zion?

Yes, activities like overnight backpacking and some specific hikes require permits.

What wildlife might I see in Zion?

You might spot mule deer, bighorn sheep, and various bird species in Zion.

How can I respect the park's environment during my visit?

Stay on marked trails, carry out all trash, and follow all park regulations to minimize your impact.

Are there guided tours available in Zion?

Yes, there are several guided tour options that offer unique insights into the park's history and geography.

Can I visit Zion National Park all year round?

Yes, Zion is open year-round, but some areas may be inaccessible in winter due to snow.

What are the must-see spots in Zion?

Don't miss iconic spots like Angels Landing, The Narrows, and the Emerald Pools.

Is Zion National Park family-friendly?

Yes, with various trails and activities, Zion is a great destination for families.

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Your Zion Ponderosa Vacation Home Awaits This Summer

Summer is the perfect time to plan an unforgettable family vacation—and if you’re looking for a destination that offers both adventure and relaxation, look no further than Zion Ponderosa. Here on the eastern plateau above stunning Zion National Park, our vacation homes are designed to accommodate families and large groups, making it easy to gather loved ones under one roof.

Zion Ponderosa Vacation Homes

Zion Ponderosa vacation homes can host from eight to 35 guests, eliminating the hassle of booking multiple rooms. Whether you’re planning a family vacation or reunion, a trip with friends, or a cozy getaway, Zion Ponderosa has the perfect vacation home for you. 

As a family-owned business, we understand the importance of comfort and convenience. Zion Ponderosa homes feature amenities such as gourmet kitchens, decks with scenic views, BBQs, fireplaces, smart TVs, wifi, laundry, and even hot tubs.

Staying in a large vacation home at Zion Ponderosa with your extended family or a group of friends comes with unique benefits. With private bedrooms and bathrooms, everyone can enjoy their own space and retreat for some quiet time when needed. Bunk rooms mean the cousins can have a giant sleepover while the grownups can enjoy a peaceful retreat. Spacious common areas provide the perfect setting for everyone to come together, whether it’s for shared meals in the gourmet kitchen, games in the living room, or evenings around the fireplace. This balance of communal and private spaces ensures that each guest can have a personalized and comfortable experience.

Comfort Meets Adventure

Looking for the ideal blend of comfort and adventure? Wake up in a Zion Ponderosa vacation home. Spend your days exploring Zion National Park’s iconic landscape and then return to a cozy and spacious vacation home each night. Vacation homes feature spacious living areas for gathering and well-appointed kitchens where you can prepare delicious meals, perfect for fueling your next adventure.

Imagine relaxing on your private porch, taking in the stunning scenery, or gathering around the fireplace for an evening of stories and laughter. For added luxury, some of our homes feature hot tubs, perfect for unwinding after a day of hiking, canyoneering, horseback riding and other adventures. 

Zion Vacation Home Options for Every Group Size

Zion Ponderosa offers a variety of vacation homes to suit different group sizes:

• For 2 – 8 people: Casa de Canyon, Juniper Mesa, Mountain View, Overlook Duplex East, Overlook Duplex West, Sunrise Duplex, Sunset Duplex.
• For 9 – 19 people: Casa Esperanza, Deer Haven, Grandma’s Place, La Mesa, Riding Ranch, Suite Serenity, The Ranch House, The Retreat, Timber Ridge, Zion’s Edge.
• For 20 – 35 people: Angel’s Landing, East Rim Lodge, Escape at Zion, Kolob Cabin, Moose Lodge, Peace of Zion, R Family Square, The Gathering Place, The Patriarch, Zion Ridge Family Lodge.

Zion Ponderosa Resort Amenities and Activities

At Zion Ponderosa Ranch Resort, there’s no shortage of activities to enjoy. Stay close to your vacation home and take advantage of our family-friendly pool and hot tub, or head to the recreation barn to sign up for a variety of activities and adventures. Challenge yourself on the climbing wall, play a round of mini golf, or challenge your friends to a paintball battle. We also have basketball, tennis, and pickleball courts.

In addition to the pool, Zion Ponderosa features a small pond for paddleboarding. Just come by the recreation desk to sign out paddles! Fee-based activities include golf cart rentals, a shooting range, bungee trampoline, virtual reality experiences, climbing wall, mini golf, paintball, and guided stargazing tours.

Perfect Packages: Lodging + Zion Adventure

Make your Zion National Park vacation even more special with our guided adventure tours. Combine lodging with exciting adventures like Jeep tours, horseback riding, and guided slot canyoneering, designed to enhance your Zion Ponderosa vacation experience. Don’t need a large vacation home? Check out our tiny homes, cabin suites, and glamping options!

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