Zion Wildflower Resort - Glamping Zion National Park

We stayed in one of the small tiny houses at the Wildflower for two nights in September. A unique resort with tiny houses, tents, and wagons. They have a nice pool and hot tub area and the check-in area has free coffee every day. We liked our tiny house which had a nice size bedroom, a sofa area and a private bathroom. The only downside was it is a little bit of a drive to get into Zion National Park. It takes about 20-25 minutes.

Amazing stay. The wagons were perfect - with great views, and comfy beds. Pool and hot tub were also great. Fire pits (with a free s’more pack), ping pong, other yard games. Highly recommended.

As The Container Girls, we travel often and love discovering unique stays, and Zion Wildflower Resort is truly something special. The property is stunning and perfectly placed in such a beautiful part of Utah. Everything from the design of the accommodations to the peaceful desert setting made the experience unforgettable. The team was welcoming and the entire resort had such a relaxing, thoughtful vibe. This is absolutely the kind of place that makes a trip to Zion even more memorable. Highly recommend.

Such a fun experience! We stayed in a covered wagon. The room was clean and bed super comfy. We did have a storm one night and the wagon rocked a bit, but it was nothing to be alarmed of. The bathrooms were clean, although I don't know if I would call them a "luxury bathhouse." The pool and hot tub were nice too. All the staff we came in contact with were super friendly!

We stayed at wildflower for 3 nights on our trip to Zion. When we arrived, we asked if we could be upgraded to a grand mesa tent (originally booked the covered wagon) and they were able to do that for us. The tent was amazing - comfy bed, very spacious but still cozy. If you are a light sleeper, ear plugs would be recommended as the tent flaps in the wind. The pool and hot tub are great and the nightly s’more packs are a lovely treat! The only downside is the commute to Zion national park/Springdale. It’s about 15-20mins, so not bad, but resulted in a bit of extra driving. The thing that made our stay at the Wildflower so great was the staff. Everyone we encountered was so helpful. Our rental car didn’t start one day, and the maintenance staff came to help us immediately so we didn’t mi