From hiking to climbing to horseback riding to going sightseeing, there are many experiences to have at Zion National Park. Ready to dive into all the activities? Here are the most stunning Zion National Park cabins that are perfect for your adventure to the national park and put you right in the middle of the action.
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Newly built spacious cabin with grand porch and hot tub
Take a family vacation at this grand, newly built cabin on the canyon ridge. This cabin has a spacious living room with a fireplace and windows, stunning views, and a large kitchen. There is also a second-floor patio area that wraps around the house and a bottom deck area with multiple seating areas, and a great place to wake up and have a cup of coffee.
Thirteen guests, five bedrooms
Price: $700 per night
This two-story cabin is the luxury spot everyone dreams about, located at the East entrance of Zion National Park. It can accommodate up to fourteen guests to be the ideal spot for a family or friend’s gateway. The cabin is near trails East rim, Cable Mountain, and Observation Point.
Fourteen guests, four bedrooms
Price: $500 per night
Relax and reconnect with nature at this quaint cabin. It’s minutes from grocery stores, shops, and restaurants, and is just five minutes from Zion. The cabin features a luxurious queen-sized bed, a private bathroom/shower, spacious cabinetry, granite countertops, and a mini-fridge.
Another perfectly secluded cabin for those looking for more of a serene scene with peace. If you’re someone taking a solo trip and looking for the perfect remote cabin this peaceful cabin may be your pick. This quaint cabin is nestled on the outskirts and has stunning views of the southern side of the Zion mountains. The place has everything one would need, like a bedroom with a queen-sized bed, a living room, and a full bathroom. The perfect experience to immerse in nature and get away from the hustle and bustle.
Welcome to this cozy rustic cabin that’s the perfect place for couples or solo travelers. This secluded cabin is 400 square feet and features a full bathroom, queen-size bed, a loft, and a community fire pit. Guests can also catch the sunrise and sunset on the front porch, and the cabin is only less than a mile away from Zion.
The perfect cabin that gives all the privacy that one could want. This secluded cabin is on the boundary of Zion National Park. There are two private bedrooms, a large loft bedroom, a fully equipped kitchen, and a spacious living room. If guests want to get outside, there is a wrap-around porch, a grill, and an outdoor fire pit in the backyard.
This remote cozy log cabin is perfect for a family vacation. The cottage is just 20 miles from the East Zion National Park entrance. The cabin has a primary bedroom and one other bedroom perfect for the kids. There is a front and back porch if guests would like to wind down outside, and in the back, there is a gas BBQ and a fire pit perfect for roasting marshmallows. Since the cabin is remote, guests can bike and hike to Observation Point, Table Mountain, and DeerTrap or do other sightseeing.
Take a vacation to a whole other level with this serene, relaxing, cozy cabin. This three-bedroom cabin has a fully equipped kitchen, an open living room with floor-to-ceiling windows, natural lighting, and spacious bedrooms. The home has fantastic views and is within walking distance of Zion National Park.
Eight guests, three bedrooms
Price: $565 per night
This charming and straightforward cabin offers a peaceful getaway from the busy world. The cabin features a king-sized bed, a futon, tv and also there is a covered outdoor gazebo with an outdoor sink, a mini-fridge, and outdoor seating. The cabin has a separate bathroom area and a large deck with chairs perfect for sitting out and reading a book, and also, there is a fire pit perfect for keeping warm. The cabin is located on the East Rim of Zion and near Cable Mountain and Deer Trap.
Stay at this whimsical tiny home on your next Zion gateway. Named after Mother Eve, this fairytale tiny home is the mother of tiny homes at Zion National Park. The home is fairytale-themed and equipped with a kitchen, living area, a large bathroom with a walk-in shower, and a lofted bed area. Outside is a spacious front porch area with seating, a BBQ grill, and a fire pit to enjoy those beautiful mountain views.
This large cabin overlooks Zion National Park and is one of just two properties on this spacious stretch of land bordering the park — it’s perfect for families and groups. Guests can enjoy amenities like the pool table and the basketball court, or soak up the luxurious amount of sunshine out on the deck. The large kitchen has plenty of seating, granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances. There’s a big bunk room with six bunk beds — and the master bedroom has its own private deck and a soaking tub in the bathroom.
Twelve guests, four bedrooms Price: $580 per night
This modern log cabin in a gated community boasts a classy design, including an expansive wraparound front deck with sweeping views. It’s set on a hilltop perch just 10 minutes from Zion National Park’s east entrance and boasts a balanced mix of new and traditional decor. There’s a well-furnished, contemporary kitchen, comfortable living spaces, stylish decor, and cozy amenities like a soaking tub in the bathroom.
This property is just 10 minutes from the Zion National Park east entrance and an hour away from Bryce Canyon. It’s on the Ponderosa Resort property — meaning guests have paid access to its on-site amenities like swimming, tennis, zip-lining, mini-golf, horse riding, ATV rentals and more. The lodge is fully equipped with a large kitchen outfitted with an oven, microwave, dishwasher, and cutlery as well as a six-burner grill on the deck.
Relax on one of the large decks, admire the canyon views through floor-to-ceiling windows or gather around the flat-screen Smart TV. The wooden decor brings the outdoors inside and feels like a true mountain retreat.
Thirteen guests, five bedrooms Price: $648 per night
This enormous, bright, and spacious home in Orderville on the outskirts of Zion features four bedrooms and also includes access to free amenities at Zion Ponderosa Resort. Traditional cabin-esque elements like wooden beams and a cozy fireplace make the home feel rustic. Sit on the back patio and admire the stars, or sink into the warmth of the hot tub out on the patio. There’s a large L-sectional couch to gather in the main living room area, which is flanked by practically floor-to-ceiling windows that let in an abundance of sunlight.
Sixteen-plus guests, four bedrooms Price: $815 per night
Enjoy the stunning mountain and canyon views from every level of this property — from the main level master suite, the upstairs master bedroom or even from the large deck space. The floor-to-ceiling windows let in lots of natural light, and the decor feels rustic chic and country-modern. It’s a great location to set as a home base for Zion National Park. There’s a huge kitchen with plenty of seating and granite countertops — as well as warm furnishings and a large backyard space.
Sixteen-plus guests, seven bedrooms Price: $1,760 per night
This stunning, private 3,400-square-foot chalet property can accommodate up to 22 people in 11 individual beds and is just minutes from Zion National Park. Visitors can admire the incredible views of the majestic Zion mountains and appreciate the decor which is modern and mountain-inspired — it’s a great combination of relaxation and adventure.
Sink into the luxurious hot tub or get competitive in the game room with a round of foosball, shuffleboard, and movie theater. Outside, sit on the patio and get some fresh air, relax in the jacuzzi which overlooks the red rocks, or play a game of cornhole. The kitchen features lots of seating, quartz granite countertops, a gas stove, stainless steel kitchen appliances, and plenty of cooking utensils.
Sixteen-plus guests, six bedrooms Price:$ 908 per night
This authentic 3,000-square-foot log cabin getaway offers visitors the chance to breathe in some fresh mountain air and relax. It’s in a gated community on the eastern edge of Zion National Park, feeling like a home away from home with amenities like a covered porch and a private jacuzzi. Cook on the outdoor gas grill, have a picnic, and make sure to spend some time stargazing.
There’s a fully equipped kitchen with chic stainless steel appliances and a bonus room upstairs with a sectional couch in front of an HD TV perfect for cozying up in front of a movie. Guests can also walk to the nearby Zion Ponderosa Ranch Resort and use the facilities like the pool, sports courts, zip line, and more.
Fourteen guests, five bedrooms Price: $553 per night
At this cozy camper glamping outpost, travelers will feel stylish and comfortable. It’s located on the edge of a meadow overlooking the backcountry cliffs of Southern Utah, 16 miles northeast of Zion National Park. Lounge in the hammocks surrounding the site, wash up in the solar shower, cook on the camp chef stove (there are dishes, pots, pans, plates, cups, utensils, propane, firewood included). Bask in the peacefulness and look at the stars outside. All guests need to bring is their own ice, provisions, drinks, and positive vibes.
This temperature-controlled cabin is located on and rented by Zion Ponderosa Ranch Resort, dating back to the 1960s — offering a comfortable log cabin setting with an outdoorsy feeling. Rest in the bedroom, which includes a queen bed and built-in twin bunk beds. Or, relax in the living room area, which has a cozy pull-out sofa. Cook in the functional kitchenette or spend time outside playing a card game at the outdoor picnic table, gathered around the fire pit, or using the greater resort’s amenities.
This insulated, private loft space boasts stunning views from huge windows via a brand-new property right next to the park. The contemporary space features the modern comforts of home from an awesome location just a three-minute walk from the national park entrance. There’s a boutique coffee shop on the lower level of the building, making it a social but intimate space to set as home base on an adventure trip.
This cabin is described as the “ultimate desert escape.” It’s perched above the 40-acre desert in South Zion. You’ll need a capable car to reach this elevation. The road is steep, and it’s recommended that an all-wheel or four-wheel vehicle be used. Once at the top, you’ll be treated to some of the best views of the region, which can be enjoyed from your private deck with a hot tub, the outdoor dining area, or the open-planned kitchen dining room and living room. It’s worth noting the park is around a 40-minute drive from this location, but the scenery promises a beautiful journey.
This home, named “Cliffs Edge,” is a custom-designed, modern Airbnb situated east of Zion National Park. The Airbnb is described as the “ideal basecamp to explore all that Southern Utah has to offer.” Past guests agree and rave about the host’s warm hospitality and excellent local knowledge. From this location, if time permits, you can visit Zion, Bryce, and Antelope Canyon during your stay. The open-planned home has vaulted ceilings over the bright kitchen, dining, and living areas. It comfortably accommodates six adults, with the addition of a loft area and two fold-out ottomans, which are perfect for kids.
This Airbnb is a luxurious cabin situated between Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks, offering the perfect getaway for those wanting to be close to both. It’s around a 15-minute drive to the entrance of Zion. The cabin has four bedrooms and two bathrooms, ideal for a group of eight to ten. There’s an expansive deck with a hot tub to unwind after exploring the parks, and from there, you can take in the breathtaking views. The large yard provides additional relaxing space and an outdoor kitchen and grilling facilities.
Orderville is east of the park, a 20-minute drive away. The custom-built luxury cabin has beautiful furnishings and decor and accommodates a large group of 12. This region of Utah is particularly good for stargazing, and you can do so from the comfort of the Airbnb’s hot tub, fire pit, or multiple outdoor decks.
Twelve guests, four bedrooms Price: $457 per night
This listing states the loft is “all about the views,” and you can see why. You get epic vistas from every vantage point in this brand-new loft, and it’s within walking distance of the park’s entrance. The Airbnb is also above a cute coffee shop, so you can pop down and grab a takeaway before heading into Zion for the day. The host points out that the floors are insulated so you won’t be woken up by the baristas buzzing around first thing in the morning. Reservations are hard to come by in peak season, so for solo travelers or couples, this is one to book in advance.
For those looking for something a little different, take a look at this converted sky loft, once a 1970s radio station. It’s located near Colorado City next to Short Creek Reservoir and faces the South Zion Mountain Range. From here, it’s about a 50-minute drive to Zion. The views from this property are spectacular. You can wake up and enjoy the south Zion mountain range (featuring El Capitan peak) from the observation patio with a hot tub, fire pit, hammock, and grilling facilities.
This tiny house offers a unique stay for a solo traveler or couple seeking a comfortable basecamp for exploring Zion National Park. It has been cleverly designed to maximize space without sacrificing comfort, with a full-sized kitchen, a large bathroom with both a bathtub and a shower, and even a washer and dryer. It sits on a sprawling 75-acre property of meadows and streams and offers excellent stargazing conditions. If you’re looking for a stay away from the hustle and bustle of Springdale and the national park, this is the place for you.
