Place was amazing, had everything we needed and was spotlessly clean on arrival. Really enjoyed the pool and stargazing on the rooftop of the tiny house.

Beautiful, well maintained property! Great location with easy access to Zion & Bryce. We enjoyed the pools & the laundry facility was a plus! Great stay!

Awesome place to stay. Extremely clean. Pickle Ball Courts and Pool/Spa were excellent. Definitely will go back. Hopefully longer next time.

Our family of three loved the yurt experience the most! We stayed in the yurt for 2 nights and then we tried the treehouse for 1 night. As for the yurt, we thought it was spacious and easy to move around. It was very clean and cozy. The air conditioner worked great and it stayed very cool during the entire stay. The shower is a little tight, however that is to be expected inside of a yurt since there is not much space for the bathroom. We stayed in yurt #5, which has a great view of the mountains. We really enjoyed the outside seating area with the gas fireplace (great for watching the sunset). There is also a small deck with a grill. While the treehouse is super cute and offers a very unique experience, it is definitely provides a much tighter space. There was a king size bed in the loft with low ceilings. As adults, we had to walk around on our knees. The stairs are also very narrow. Our teen (roughly 5’4”) slept on a full size pullout sofa. The bed runs a little short, our teen’s feet hung over the edge. The treehouse has a nice shower with a rain-style faucet and large countertop in the bathroom. The kitchen on the other hand, has a very small countertop. However, a pop-up countertop for additional space near the main door. While the air conditioner worked inside, I don’t believe the treehouse is insulated very well because we had it on the lowest setting (67°), and it still felt fairly warm the entire day (there is a small fan in the loft). Where as when we stayed inside the yurt, we set the air conditioner at 73° and feel comfortable. The treehouse the rock climbing space was not child friendly. One of our friends, a fit, male adult who participates at a rock climbing gym, found it challenging to climb. It would be nice to see larger rock climbing pieces that are more appropriate for kids, including some sort of soft landing material like rubber at the bottom in case kids fall. Behind the treehouse, there is a large wooden swing and a wood-burning fireplace with seats. It was disappointing that this fireplace was wood vs gas because we didn’t realize we had to bring our own wood. Also, a previous visitor must have had a dog with them, because there was poop in the yard and I kept coming across small white hairs in the upper loft. Where the yurts are located, there are pools, hot tubs, and 2 laundry areas on site. It’s easy to move around the complex. There is a permanent food truck near the entrance. There is also the Co-Op Cafe nearby, which serves great pizza and ice cream. The Co-Op also has an attached gift shop. If you plan to visit the Zion National Park and the town of Springdale, keep in mind they are roughly an hour away. Springdale has a lot of great shops and more quality restaurant options. The treehouse is located outside the resort, a couple of blocks away nestled between houses. There are no nice views and a lot of junk just beyond the fence line. While, I would not opt to stay in the treehouse more than one night, I definitely would stay multiple days in the yurt. The yurt was more spacious, located within the resort complex, and offered a great view. The staff were very responsive to emails and responded in a timely manner (not phone calls though). I would highly recommend staying at this resort, as the good far out weighed the negatives. The main resort offer several unique sleeping arrangements that are really neat.

Great pool, with lazy river and hot tubs after long days hiking at Zion and Bryce Canyon. Only 25 minutes to Zion and an hour to Bryce Canyon. The staff were responsive and friendly. Great stay